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Broadcom has completed the acquisition of Symantec's enterprise division

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In full accordance with the plans and without obstacles from antitrust authorities, Broadcom has completed the acquisition of Symantec’s division focused on developing solutions for corporate computing platform security. The deal was announced in August of this year following very challenging negotiations. Initially, Broadcom sought to acquire Symantec entirely for over $15 billion. However, Symantec's inflated self-assessment prevented […]

OpenIndiana 2019.10

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OpenIndiana is an operating system based on OpenSolaris. It is part of the Illumos Foundation and provides a true open-source alternative to Solaris 11 and Solaris 11 Express, including an open development model and full community participation. The latest release of the project, OpenIndiana Hipster 2019.10, transitions some tools from Python 2 to version 3 along with several updates […]

Google has introduced the open project OpenTitan for creating trustworthy chips.

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Google has unveiled a new open project called OpenTitan, which serves as a platform for creating trusted hardware components (RoT, Root of Trust). The foundation of OpenTitan is based on technologies already used in Google's Titan cryptographic USB tokens and TPM chips for ensuring verified boot processes, which are deployed on servers in Google's infrastructure, as well as on Chromebook and Pixel devices. The code related to the project […]

How to teach children to properly use technology when it wasn't present in your childhood?

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Hello, Habr! I present to you the translation of the article "Children’s Exposure to Digital Technology Causes Parental Anxiety" by Kim Flaherty and Kate Moran. While parents in America worry about their children enjoying technological advancements, parents in China think about how to protect their kids from technological madness. How do technologies affect modern children and their lives? […]

Google has revealed developments related to the Cardboard virtual reality technology.

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Google has opened the source code for the development toolkit for the Cardboard platform, which allows any smartphone to create affordable virtual reality headsets. In its simplest form, creating a headset involves cutting a cardboard frame to hold the smartphone in front of the user's eyes, along with using two lenses for focusing. The Google VR SDK for developing virtual reality applications […]

The server distribution of NethServer 7.7 is now available.

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The release of NethServer 7.7 has been introduced, offering a modular solution for the quick deployment of servers in small offices or mid-sized enterprises. The distribution is based on the CentOS 7.7 package base and provides a web interface for managing available server components. The installation image size is 1.1 GB. An online demonstration is available for users to explore the capabilities of the interface. The project's contributions are distributed under open licenses. Users are offered […]

How blog spam works

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Recently, a phenomenon known as blog spam has spread in the foreign internet. Essentially, this is a form of SEO spam that utilizes popular online platforms for promotion. Most often, the publication consists of poorly connected and meaningless text, either artificially generated ('grinder') or compiled from several existing sources by an author who is not a subject matter expert and mindlessly copies pieces […]

NethServer 7.7 Release

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The release of the NethServer 7.7 distribution, based on CentOS, has occurred. The main feature of the product is its modular architecture, which simplifies transforming the distribution into a mail server and filter, web server, groupware software, firewall, web filter, IPS/IDS, or VPN server. The new version of NethServer includes: a fully featured Cockpit, available by default for new installations, simplifying server administration by providing a modern and […]

Release of Mobile OS Sailfish 3.2

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Jolla has released the operating system Sailfish 3.2. Builds have been prepared for devices including Jolla 1, Jolla C, Sony Xperia X, Gemini, Sony Xperia 10, and are now available as OTA updates. Sailfish uses a graphical stack based on Wayland and Qt5 libraries, with the system environment built on Mer, which has been evolving as part of Sailfish since April, along with packages […]

OpenIndiana 2019.10 and OmniOS CE r151032 are now available, continuing the development of OpenSolaris.

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The release of the free distribution OpenIndiana 2019.10 has taken place, succeeding the binary distribution of OpenSolaris, the development of which was ceased by Oracle. OpenIndiana provides users with a working environment based on a fresh slice of the Illumos project's codebase. The development of OpenSolaris technologies continues within the Illumos project, which includes the kernel, network stack, file systems, drivers, and a core set of user system utilities […]

The Development of the Thermostat: How It Happened

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After several years of productive work, a decision was made to present our first product for climate management in smart homes to the public — a smart thermostat for controlling underfloor heating. What is this device? It is a smart thermostat for any electric underfloor heating system up to 3kW. It is managed through an application, web page, HTTP, MQTT, making it easy to integrate into all systems […]

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