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Release of the Network Security Toolkit Distribution 30

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The release of the Live distribution NST (Network Security Toolkit) 30-11210 has been presented, designed for network security analysis and monitoring its functioning. The size of the bootable ISO image (x86_64) is 3.6 GB. For Fedora Linux users, a special repository has been prepared that allows the installation of all NST project developments on an already installed system. The distribution is based on Fedora 28 and allows for installation […]

In Firefox 70, pages opened over HTTP will start being marked as unsafe.

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The developers of Firefox have introduced a plan to label all pages opened via HTTP with an indicator of an insecure connection. This change is scheduled to be implemented in Firefox 70, set for release on October 22. Chrome has already been displaying an indicator warning about insecure connections for HTTP pages since the release of Chrome 68 in July of last year. In Firefox 70 […]

Beta Linux Mint 19.2 "Tina" is available: fast Cinnamon and application duplicate detection

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The developers of Linux Mint have released the beta version of build 19.2, codenamed "Tina." The new version is available with Xfce, MATE, and Cinnamon desktop environments. It is noted that the new beta still relies on the package set from Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, which means support for the system is available until 2023. Version 19.2 includes an improved update manager that now displays supported kernel options and simplifies […]

The beta of Windows 10 has received support for third-party voice assistants.

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This autumn, the update for Windows 10 19H2 is expected to be released, featuring very few new features. However, one of them is quite interesting, as it involves the use of third-party voice assistants on the operating system's lock screen. This feature is already available in build 18362.10005, which was released in the Slow Ring. Notably, Alexa from Amazon is on the list as well […]

How to ask questions properly if you are a beginner IT specialist

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Hello! For the past couple of years, I've been working a lot with people who are just starting their careers in IT. Since both the questions and the manner in which many people ask them are similar, I decided to gather my experience and recommendations in one place. Long ago, I read an article from 2004 by Eric Raymond, and I have always strictly followed it throughout my career. It […]

Scammers on eBay (the story of one fraud)

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Disclaimer: this article is not quite suitable for Habr, and it's unclear which hub it should be placed in; it is also not a complaint. I think it will be useful for the community to know how one can lose money when selling computer hardware on eBay. A week ago, a friend of mine approached me for advice, as he was selling his old […]

When reading can be touched: a review of the ONYX BOOX Monte Cristo 4

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Learning isn't the same as knowing; there are those who know and those who are learned — memory creates some, philosophy creates others. Alexandre Dumas, "The Count of Monte Cristo" Hello, Habr! When we talked about the new line of 6-inch e-reader models from ONYX BOOX, we briefly mentioned another device — the Monte Cristo 4. It deserves a separate review not only because it's a premium device […]

Free as in Freedom in English: Chapter 6. Emacs Commune

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Free as in Freedom in English: Chapter 1. The Fateful Printer Free as in Freedom in English: Chapter 2. 2001: A Hacker Odyssey Free as in Freedom in English: Chapter 3. The Young Hacker's Portrait Free as in Freedom in English: Chapter 4. Debunking God Free as in Freedom in English: Chapter 5. A Stream of Freedom Commune Emacs […]

Updated version of SAP Business One 9.3: what has changed

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Hello, Habr! We continue the series of publications about SAP Business One – ERP for small and medium-sized businesses. This time we will look at the new version of the product. According to the roadmap, along with quarterly updates to the current version, every 1.5 years SAP releases a new version of SAP Business One. Before launching SAP Business One 9.3, SAP Business One partners initiated pilot projects […]

FusionPBX and ACL

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My article is not a full description of the product, but rather a brief clarification of the good publication "FusionPBX, or Here We Go Again, FreeSWITCH." I feel that the topic of ACL in FusionPBX is not very well covered in it. I will try to fill this gap based on my own experience working with FreeSWITCH/FusionPBX. So, we have installed FusionPBX with registered internal number 1010 in the domain domain.local and configured […]

Relationships with NPCs, a variety of factions, non-linearity of quests, and other details about GreedFall

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The Spiders studio has released the second part of the development diaries for GreedFall — their most ambitious role-playing game. New details were shared by lead artist Camille Lallement and writer Jehanne Rousseau. Company representatives revealed more about the island of Tir Fradi, where the main gameplay will take place, the game factions, quest concepts, and building relationships between the main character and NPCs. According to the developers, […]

XyGrib 1.2.6

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On July 5, a new version of the software for visualizing weather information, distributed in GRIB format files versions 1 and 2, was released. This version continues to expand the list of supported weather forecast models and adds the ability to view additional data for already supported models. The NOADD model GFS has been added, data from the ECMWF ERA5 reanalysis model is now available, and reflective data has become accessible […]

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