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The comedy quest Darkestville Castle has been released on iOS and Android

The Buka company announced the release on mobile platforms iOS and Android "The classic point-and-click 2D adventure game Darkestville Castle," developed by EPIC LLama. "The game was previously released on Steam in 2017 and garnered numerous positive reviews, making it a true treat for all fans of good old adventures," the publisher recalled. The mobile version is available for purchase in the App Store and […]

ASUS confirms the presence of a backdoor in the Live Update utility

Recently, Kaspersky Lab uncovered an unusual cyberattack that could have killed up to a million users of ASUS laptops and desktops. The investigation showed that cybercriminals added a backdoor to the ASUS Live Update utility, which is used to update the BIOS, UEFI and software of motherboards and laptops of the Taiwanese company. Following this, the attackers organized the distribution of the modified utility through official channels. ASUS […]

Useful repositories with Eloquent?

Last week I wrote an article about the uselessness of the Repository template for Eloquent entities, but promised to tell you how you can partially use it to good use. To do this, I will try to analyze how this template is usually used in projects. The minimum required set of methods for the repository:

New Game+, Performance and RTX Improvements: First Major Metro Exodus Patch Released

Almost a month and a half after the premiere, the developers from 4A Games released the first major patch for Metro Exodus - Ranger Update. It brings a host of new features, including a New Game+ mode with developer commentary that you can listen to as you play, and improvements to the performance and performance of NVIDIA RTX real-time ray tracing technology. […]

A reasonable person? Not anymore

Many people still believe in the delusion that they act predominantly wisely and rationally. However, science and practical psychology have long come to the conclusion that human behavior is irrational and unreasonable in most life situations. It's not good or bad, it just is. I offer you a selection of authors and books that make a compelling case […]

5 Common JavaScript Interview Problems: Analysis and Solutions

Translator's note: We've published an article for you by Maria Antonietta Perna, which talks about typical JavaScript tasks that are most often offered to job applicants in interviews. The article will be useful, first of all, to novice programmers. Interviews in technology companies have long been the talk of the town. This is not surprising - the successful completion of the interview makes it possible to get a good job. But […]

Telegram now allows you to delete any messages

Update 1.6.1 has been released for the Telegram messenger, which has added a number of expected features. In particular, this is the function of deleting any message in the correspondence. Moreover, it will be deleted from both users in a private chat. Previously, this feature worked for the first 48 hours. You can also delete not only your messages, but also the messages of the interlocutor. Now you can limit […]

KnowledgeConf: We need to have a serious talk about talks

On the first day of spring (or the fifth month of winter, whatever you like), the submission of applications for KnowledgeConf, a conference on knowledge management in IT companies, ended. Frankly, the results of Call for Papers exceeded all expectations. Yes, we understood that the topic was relevant, we saw it at other conferences and meetups, but that it would open up so many new facets and […]

BlessRNG or check the RNG for honesty

In game development, you often need to tie something up with randomness: Unity has its own Random for this, and in parallel with it there is System.Random. Once upon a time, on one of the projects, I got the impression that both could work differently (although they should have an even distribution). Then they didn’t go into details - it was enough that the transition to System.Random corrected all the problems. […]

KeePassXC 2.5.0

A new significant version of KeePassXC has been released. KeePassXC is a cross-platform password manager with a graphical interface. The source code is distributed under the GPLv2 or GPLv3 license. You can read more about KeePassXC on the official website. Some features of the release: added the ability to export the password database to an HTML file (for printing); added a panel with information about the password database and some statistics; added guide […]

Mozilla Thunderbird will support OpenPGP encryption

Mozilla Thunderbird is getting a big update that will include built-in email encryption using OpenPGP. Now you can opt out of addons such as Enigmail and Mailvelope. The implementation of encryption is based on the developments of the Enigmail add-on, the author of which helps the Mozilla team in transferring functionality to the mail client. The main difference is that instead of using an external GnuPG program, it is proposed to use […]

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