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Microsoft has launched public testing of the Project xCloud streaming service. Users who applied for participation have already begun receiving invitations. "I'm proud of the #ProjectxCloud team for launching public testing — this is an exciting time for Xbox," said Xbox head Phil Spencer on Twitter. "Invitations are being distributed and will continue to be sent over the coming weeks. We are excited, […]
In the coming weeks, the Windows 10 November 2019 (1909) update will be available for download. This is expected to occur in the first or second week of November. Unlike other major updates, it will be presented as a monthly package. This update will include several enhancements that, while not drastically changing anything, will improve user experience. It is reported that one of […]
Kaspersky Lab has published a report on information security trends in the Internet of Things (IoT) sector. Research shows that this area continues to attract the attention of cybercriminals, who are becoming increasingly interested in vulnerable devices. It is reported that in the first six months of 2019, special honeypots posing as IoT devices (such as smart TVs, webcams, […]
I would like to briefly address the question of whether neural networks can achieve anything significant in art and literature, and whether this constitutes creativity without delving into technical details. Technical information is easily found, with well-known applications as examples. Here, I aim to explore the essence of the phenomenon; everything written here is far from […]
The sale of animals has become an extremely profitable and prestigious business since the majority of real beasts perished in a nuclear war. There were also many electric… Oh, I didn't notice when you entered. The ScummVM team is pleased to present a new version of its interpreter. 2.1.0 marks the culmination of two years of work, including support for 16 new games on 8 […]
A new release of the open-source cross-platform image viewer qimgv, written in C++ using the Qt framework, is now available. The program's code is distributed under the GPLv3 license. It can be installed from the Arch, Debian, Gentoo, SUSE, and Void Linux repositories, as well as in the form of binary builds for Windows. The new version has improved the program's startup speed by over 10 times (in […]
After a year and a half of development, a significant release of the Python programming language, version 3.8, has been introduced. Maintenance updates for the Python 3.8 branch are planned to be released over the next 18 months. Critical vulnerabilities will be addressed for five years until October 2024. Maintenance updates for branch 3.8 will be issued every two months, with the first maintenance release, Python 3.8.1, scheduled for December. Among the added features are: […]
The release of the PyPy 7.2 project has been formatted, which develops an implementation of the Python language written in Python (using a statically typed subset of RPython, Restricted Python). The release has been prepared simultaneously for the PyPy2.7 and PyPy3.6 branches, providing support for the syntax of Python 2.7 and Python 3.6. The release is available for Linux (x86, x86_64, PPC64, s390x, Aarch64, ARMv6 or ARMv7 with VFPv3), macOS (x86_64), […]
A vulnerability (CVE-2019-14287) has been identified in the Sudo utility, used to execute commands on behalf of other users, which allows for commands to be run with root privileges, given that there are rules in the sudoers configuration that explicitly forbid running as root after the permissive keyword 'ALL' (… (ALL, !root) …). In configurations […]
It has been revealed that a vulnerability has been discovered in the Sudo (super user do) command for Linux. Exploiting this vulnerability allows unprivileged users or programs to execute commands with superuser rights. It is noted that the vulnerability affects systems with non-standard settings and does not concern most servers running Linux. The vulnerability arises in cases where Sudo configuration settings allow for […]
The most interesting innovations include: Assignment expression: The new operator := allows for assigning values to variables within expressions. For example: if (n := len(a)) > 10: print(f'List is too long ({n} elements, expected <= 10)') Positional-only arguments: It is now possible to specify which function parameters can be passed using named arguments syntax and which cannot. Example: def f(a, b, \/, c, d, *, […]
Arturo Borrero, a Debian developer who is part of the Coreteam of the Netfilter project and maintains Debian packages related to nftables, iptables, and netfilter, has proposed to migrate the upcoming significant release of the Debian 11 distribution to use nftables by default. If the proposal is approved, the iptables packages will be relegated to optional status, not included in the base distribution. The package filter […]
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