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The Fedora project developers announced the start of testing the first preliminary version of the new edition of the Fedora CoreOS distribution, which replaces the Fedora Atomic Host and CoreOS Container Linux products as a single solution for running environments based on isolated containers. From CoreOS Container Linux, which came under Red Hat's control following the acquisition of CoreOS, Fedora CoreOS […]
The expansion of large cities and the formation of agglomerations is one of the significant trends in social development today. Moscow alone is expected to expand by 4 million square meters of housing in 2019 (not including the 15 municipalities that will join by 2020). Across this vast territory, telecommunications operators will need to provide internet access to users. This may involve […]
Microsoft is considering transferring the popular feature of the classic Edge browser to its new Chromium-based version. This concerns the password reveal feature (that eye icon). This feature will be implemented as a universal button. It is important to note that only manually entered passwords will be displayed in this way. When autofill mode is on […]
A new release has occurred in the current mainline branch of the nginx web server. Active development is underway in the 1.17 branch, while only bug fixes are being introduced in the current stable branch (1.16). Change: The minimum supported version of zlib is 1.2.0.4. Thanks to Ilya Leoshkevich. Change: The method $r->internal_redirect() of the built-in Perl now expects an encoded URI. Addition: The method $r->internal_redirect() of the built-in Perl […]
A critical vulnerability (CVE-2019-12815) has been identified in the ProFTPD FTP server, allowing files to be copied within the server without authentication through the 'site cpfr' and 'site cpto' commands. This issue has been assigned a severity level of 9.8 out of 10, as it can be exploited for remote code execution when providing anonymous FTP access. The vulnerability was caused by improper validation of access restrictions on […]
Devon O'Brien from the Chrome browser security team announced Google's intention to block DarkMatter intermediate certificates in the Chrome browser and on the Android platform. There are also plans to reject the application to include the DarkMatter root certificate in Google's certificate store. It should be noted that a similar decision was previously made by Mozilla. Google agrees with the arguments put forward by Mozilla representatives […]
Not long ago, I needed to write several Ansible playbooks to prepare a server for deploying a Rails application. Surprisingly, I couldn't find a simple step-by-step manual. I didn't want to copy someone else's playbook without understanding what was happening, and in the end, I had to read the documentation, piecing everything together myself. Perhaps I can help someone speed up this process with this […]
The new 3CX Call Flow Designer with a visual expression editor follows the principle that our products should be simple and understandable. That's why we've once again updated the development environment for voice applications, the 3CX Call Flow Designer (CFD). The new version features a modern user interface (new icons) and a visual expression editor used when creating scripts. The new […]
Hi! In the comments to the review of the ONYX BOOX James Cook 2, which recently guest-posted on our blog, some were surprised that the device in 2019 comes without a touchscreen (Carl!). But for some, this is strange, while others specifically look for a reader only with physical buttons: for example, elderly people find it easier to handle something they can feel; an accidental swipe […]
Playtonic Games has released a new trailer for the platformer Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair, showcasing the 'alternative level construction' system. There will be 20 levels in the game, but during their journey, our heroes will uncover secrets and solve puzzles that dynamically transform each location. Thus, the total number will rise to 40. 'Rebuild levels by connecting electricity, flooding them with water […]
The series 'Silicon Valley' is not just an entertaining comedy about startups and programmers. It contains a wealth of useful information presented in a simple and accessible manner for developing a startup. I always recommend that all aspiring startup founders watch this series. For those who do not consider it necessary to spend time watching shows, I've prepared a small selection of the most useful episodes, […]
It's tough for you, fake programmer. But I am a real one. No, I am a programmer too. Not just 1C, but whatever is needed: sometimes C++, sometimes Java, sometimes C#, Python, even on that cursed JavaScript. And yes, I work for 'the boss'. A wonderful boss: he brought us all together and makes incredible money. And I work for him for a salary. And also […]