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The release of the Mir 1.4 display server has been published, which is still under development by Canonical despite the abandonment of the Unity shell and Ubuntu for smartphones. Mir remains in demand for Canonical projects and is now positioned as a solution for embedded devices and the Internet of Things (IoT). Mir can be used as a compositing server for Wayland, allowing environments to run […]
Researchers from Netflix and Google have identified eight vulnerabilities in various implementations of the HTTP/2 protocol that can lead to denial of service by sending specifically crafted streams of network requests. These issues affect most HTTP servers that support HTTP/2 to some degree and can result in exhausting the available memory for the working process or creating excessive load on […]
Microsoft has promised to retain the familiar appearance and features of the classic Edge in the new version of the browser. And it seems that promise has been kept. The new Edge already supports deeper integration with Windows 10 settings and more. The latest Canary build features a "Share this page" option with contacts, which was available in the classic version. However, it currently functions slightly […]
If you want to have something you've never had, start doing something you've never done. Richard Bach, writer. Over the past couple of years, e-books have started to regain popularity among book lovers, and this happened as quickly as the disappearance of e-readers from the lives of most people. Perhaps this would have continued and […]
It’s been a while since we had truly large e-readers! After the ONYX BOOX MAX 2, we mainly talked about e-readers with screens up to 6 inches: for reading literature before bed, nothing beats them. However, when it comes to working with large-format documents, having more power (and a larger display) is a must. A 13-inch screen would probably be […]
tui-editor - WYSIWYG Markdown file editor. Productive and scalable. In this release, the following issues were fixed: an exception where the preview did not display; problems with line breaks in bulleted lists; the redo command not functioning; issues with line breaks when copying text into WWE; in preview mode, the second and subsequent commands are now hidden. <br> – instead, there are empty lines, [...]
Three issues (CVE-2019-9511, CVE-2019-9513, CVE-2019-9516) have been identified in the Nginx web server, which resulted in excessive memory consumption when using the ngx_http_v2_module and implemented from the HTTP/2 protocol. Affected versions range from 1.9.5 to 1.17.2. Fixes have been made in Nginx 1.16.1 (stable branch) and 1.17.3 (main branch). The issues were discovered by Jonathan Looney from Netflix. The 1.17.3 release included two additional fixes: […]
Backing up virtual machines is one of the areas that deserves special attention when optimizing a company's expenses. We explain how to set up backups in the cloud while saving your budget. Databases are a valuable asset for any company. For this reason, virtual machines have become in demand. Users can operate in a virtual environment that provides protection against physical extraction […]
Kubectl is an effective command-line tool for Kubernetes that we use daily. It has many features, allowing you to deploy a Kubernetes system or its basic functionalities. Here are some useful tips to code and deploy faster in Kubernetes. Kubectl Autocompletion You'll be using Kubectl constantly, so with autocompletion, you won't have to worry about typing too much […]
In the previous part of this interesting story, we discussed organizing the header library within the CMake build system generator. This time, we'll add a compiled library and talk about linking modules together. As before, those who can't wait can jump directly into the updated repository and try everything out for themselves. Contents Divide and Conquer […]
In the upcoming release of Firefox 70, scheduled for October 22, the methods of displaying HTTPS and HTTP protocols in the address bar have been revised. Pages accessed via HTTP will be marked with an unsafe connection icon, which will also be shown for HTTPS in case of certificate problems. The link for http will be displayed without the protocol 'http://', but for HTTPS, the protocol display will remain. In […]
Google has released Chrome OS 76, based on the Linux kernel, the upstart system manager, ebuild/portage build tools, open components, and web browser Chrome 76. The user environment of Chrome OS is limited to the web browser, and instead of standard applications, web applications are used; however, Chrome OS includes a full multi-window interface, desktop, and taskbar. The Chrome build […]