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Exaile 4.0.0

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On June 6, 2019, after four years of development, Exaile 4.0.0 was released — an audio player with extensive music management capabilities, extendable with plugins, of which there are over fifty. Changes: The playback engine has been rewritten. The graphical interface has been rewritten using GTK+3. The speed of processing large music libraries has been improved. The placement of some buttons has been fixed for RTL localization. The tag editor's response to scrolling has been fixed […]

Firefox 68 will introduce a new add-ons manager

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In the Firefox 68 release, expected on July 9, the inclusion of a new default add-ons manager (about:addons), completely rewritten in HTML/JavaScript using standard web technologies, has been approved. The new interface for managing add-ons has been developed as part of an initiative to eliminate XUL and XBL-based components from the browser. To evaluate the functionality of the new interface before Firefox 68, you can adjust settings in about:config […]

What kind of student does a wizard need, and what kind of AI do we need?

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WARNING Judging by the record-high ratio of silently dissatisfied individuals to commentators who have something to say, it's not obvious to many readers that: 1) This is purely a theoretical discussion article. There won't be practical recommendations for choosing cryptocurrency mining tools or assembling a multivibrator to blink two bulbs. 2) This is not a popular science article. There won't be an explanation for beginners […]

They waited for him, and he did not disappoint: ONYX BOOX Nova Pro

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Hello, Habr! After several months of waiting, we finally received it: ONYX BOOX has released its first reader of the 2019 model year, and this is the professional version of the electronic book Nova, which was very successful last year. The advantage of the new device is that it has an additional WACOM touch layer (along with a stylus, of course) and an application for creating […]

Ezblock Pi — programming without programming, this time for Raspberry Pi fans

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The idea of writing code without writing code (yes, yes, writing — the gerund of the verb to write, now live with that) has crossed the minds of both smart people and just lazy ones. The dream of a graphical interface, within which you can throw one block onto another, draw mutual connections, and select properties of objects from cute dropdown lists, has […]

Microsoft does not abandon Internet Explorer in Windows 10

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As is known, Microsoft is currently developing the Edge browser based on Chromium, trying to offer users and companies numerous tools, including compatibility mode with Internet Explorer. This is expected to help corporate users utilize existing and already outdated services in the new browser. However, the developers in Redmond do not intend to completely remove Internet Explorer from Windows […]

At the end of the year, the Chinese manufacturer ChangXin Memory will start producing 8-Gbit LPDDR4 chips

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According to industry sources in Taiwan referenced by the online resource DigiTimes, the Chinese memory manufacturer ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) is actively preparing its lines for the mass production of LPDDR4 memory. ChangXin, also known as Innotron Memory, reportedly developed its own DRAM manufacturing process using 19-nanometer technology standards. The commercial release of the memory is expected soon.

How we found a cool way to connect business and DevOps

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The philosophy of DevOps, where development connects with software maintenance, is no longer surprising anyone. A new trend is gaining momentum — DevOps 2.0 or BizDevOps. It unifies three components: business, development, and support. Just as in DevOps, engineering practices form the basis for the connection between development and support, in BizDevOps, analytics takes on the role of unifying these elements.

A new technique for hidden identification of systems and browsers has been unveiled

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A group of researchers from Graz University of Technology (Austria), previously known for their work on MDS, NetSpectre, and Throwhammer attack methods, has revealed details about a new side-channel analysis technique that allows for the precise identification of the browser version, operating system, CPU architecture, and the use of extensions to combat hidden identification. The specified parameters can be determined simply by running a prepared JavaScript code in the browser.

PDK "Elbrus" 4.0 for x86-64 processors is available for download

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MCST has posted download links for the latest version of the development platform for Elbrus processors: PDK "Elbrus" 4.0, on its website. The platform is freely available for PCs based on x86-64 architecture processors. It enables cross-platform development and adaptation of software. If an application has been successfully built from source code on x86-64, it should compile without issues on Elbrus.

Network fabric for Cisco ACI Data Centers — a helping hand for the admin

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With this magical piece of script, Cisco ACI can quickly set up the network. The network fabric for Cisco ACI has been around for five years, but not much has been detailed about it on Habr, so I've decided to correct that a bit. I'll share my experience regarding what it is, what benefits it offers, and where the pitfalls lie.

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