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On January 14, 2020, Microsoft will end support for Windows 7 and the mobile OS Windows 10 Mobile (1709). On the same day, support for tests 3DMark 11, PCMark 7, Powermark, 3DMark Cloud Gate, and 3DMark Ice Storm from UL Benchmarks is also expected to cease. In addition to the lack of new patches, the test packages will also become free, just like others […]
"An idea is worth nothing" — this mantra is likely familiar to every game designer. What matters are the concept and execution. It is only on paper or on a computer screen that an idea begins to take on meaning and form. I wondered: are there any basic principles for transforming an idea into a concept? Inside is a translation with a brief theory and practical advice for everyone who is waiting […]
Mozilla has decided to switch to a decentralized communication service for developers, built using the open Matrix platform. The Matrix server will be hosted using the Modular.im hosting service. Matrix is recognized as optimal for Mozilla developers' communication, as it is an open project not tied to centralized servers or proprietary developments, uses open standards, ensures end-to-end encryption, supports search, and provides unlimited […]
The release of Alpine Linux 3.11 has taken place, a minimalist distribution built on the Musl system library and the BusyBox utility set. The distribution features heightened security requirements and is built with Stack Smashing Protection (SSP). OpenRC is used as the initialization system, and its own package manager apk is employed for package management. Alpine is used for creating official Docker container images. Bootable […]
After the recent cumulative updates for Windows 10 November 2019 Update, the situation with the operating system has not improved. Reports indicate that the search pane is still malfunctioning, and this is quite a common problem. As we know, Windows 10 build number 1909 includes an updated Explorer that allows for quick browsing of search results across local drives and OneDrive. However, so […]
Hello everyone! Today we want to present our product to the IT community — the IDE for working with the TestMace API. Some of you may already know us from previous articles. However, there has been no comprehensive overview of the tool, so we are addressing this unfortunate gap. Motivation I would like to start with how we came to this point and decided […]
Hello everyone, this is TestMace! Many of you may know us from our previous articles. For those who are just joining: we are developing an IDE for working with the TestMace API. The most frequently asked question when comparing TestMace to competing products is, 'How do you differ from Postman?'. We felt it was time to provide a comprehensive answer to this question. Below we […]
The era of post-futurism began 110 years ago. In 1909, Filippo Marinetti published the manifesto of futurism, proclaiming the cult of the future and the destruction of the past, a pursuit of speed and fearlessness, and a denial of passivity and fear. We decided to kick off the next phase and chatted with several good people about how they envision the year 2120. Disclaimer. Dear friend, be prepared. This will be long […]
Previously, the company conducted testing in which Mattermost, Matrix with the Riot client, Rocket.Chat, and Slack participated. Other options were discarded due to complexity or inability to integrate with Mozilla's single sign-on system (IAM). Ultimately, Matrix was selected along with hosting from the protocol developer (New Vector) — Modular. The move away from IRC was due to the lack of necessary functionality and development [...].
Valve has released a new version of the Proton project 4.11-11, which is based on the developments of the Wine project and aims to enable the launch of gaming applications on Linux that were created for Windows and listed in the Steam catalog. The project's developments are distributed under the BSD license. Proton allows gaming applications that are only supplied for Windows to run directly in the Linux Steam client. The package includes [...].
The release of the GNUnet framework 0.12 has been announced, designed for building secure decentralized P2P networks. Networks created using GNUnet have no single point of failure and can guarantee the privacy of user information, including preventing possible abuse by law enforcement and administrators with access to the network nodes. The release is noted for containing significant protocol changes that break backward compatibility [...].
Hello, Habr! For several years, the LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 learning kit and the Scratch programming language have developed in parallel, but at the beginning of this year, Scratch added support for physical objects, including LEGO Education modules. We will discuss how to use this combination for teaching robotics and what it offers to students and educators in this […]
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