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"Moor. Utopia" was not an easy game, and the new "Moor" (released elsewhere under the name Pathologic 2) does not differ in this regard from its predecessor. According to the developers, they aimed to offer a "heavy, exhausting, bone-crunching" game, which many appreciated for this reason. However, some wish to simplify the gameplay at least a bit, and in the coming weeks they will be able to do this […]
Razer has announced new portable computers, the Blade 15 and Blade Pro 17, designed for professional users. The laptops feature displays measuring 15.6 inches and 17.3 inches diagonally, respectively. In both cases, a 4K panel with a resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels is employed. The higher model boasts a refresh rate of 120 Hz. The portable computers have received a professional-level NVIDIA […]
A new update (3.6) for the free Inter font family, specifically designed for use in user interfaces, is now available. The font is optimized for high clarity of small to medium-sized characters (under 12px) when displayed on computer screens. The font's source texts are distributed under the SIL Open Font License, allowing unlimited modification of the font and its use, including for commercial purposes, […]
I have always found connecting to Windows machines frustrating. No, I am neither an opponent nor a supporter of Microsoft and their products. Each product exists for its purpose, but that’s not the point. It has always been painfully torturous for me to connect to servers running Windows, because these connections are either configured through convoluted methods (hello WinRM over HTTPS) or simply don’t work […]
Just recently, a fresh stable version of ZFSonLinux was released, a project that is now central in the world of OpenZFS development. Farewell, OpenSolaris, and hello to the fierce GPL-CDDL incompatible world of Linux. Below is an overview of the most interesting features (after all, 2200 commits!), and as a treat — some intrigue. New Features The most anticipated, of course, is native encryption. Now, you can encrypt only what is necessary […]
The release of the lightweight HTTP server lighttpd 1.4.54 has been published. The new version features 149 changes, highlighted by the inclusion of URL normalization by default, a complete overhaul of mod_webdav, and performance optimization efforts. Starting with lighttpd 1.4.54, server behavior related to URL normalization when processing HTTP requests has changed. Strict checking of values in the Host header has been enabled, and normalization of transmitted […]
Hello, %username%. The third part of my beer cycle on Habra has come out less noticeable than the previous ones — judging by the comments and ratings, so I must have already bored you with my stories. However, since it makes sense and is necessary to finish the story about beer components, here’s the fourth part! Let’s go. As usual, there will be a short beer story at the beginning. And […]
The release of the lightweight MX Linux 18.3 distribution has occurred, created through the collaborative efforts of communities formed around the antiX and MEPIS projects. The release is based on the Debian package base, featuring enhancements from the antiX project and numerous custom applications that facilitate configuration and software installation. By default, the Xfce desktop is offered. 32-bit and 64-bit builds are available for download, sized at 1.4 GB […]
We continue to discuss useful tools for pentesters. In this new article, we will explore tools for analyzing the security of web applications. Our colleague BeLove compiled a similar selection about seven years ago. It’s interesting to see which tools have remained strong and which have faded into the background and are now rarely used. Notably, this includes Burp Suite, […]
A trivial and dull pseudo-scientific fantasy about the workings of the human psyche and AI depicted through the clichéd image of a beautiful fairy. There is no reason to read this. —1— I sat in a stupor in her chair. Under the fleece robe, large beads of cold sweat were running down my bare body. I hadn’t left her office for almost a day. For the last four hours, I desperately wanted […]
Some time ago, I wrote about this, but it was a bit sparse and disorganized. Later, I decided to expand the list of tools in the review, add structure to the article, take into account the criticism (thanks a lot to Lefty for the advice), and submitted it to a contest on SekLab (and published the link, but for obvious reasons, no one saw it). The contest is over, the results have been announced, and I […]
This text is a continuation of a series of articles in which I examine the structure of the presumably upcoming decentralized network, Telegram Open Network (TON). In the previous part, I described its most basic level—the way nodes interact with each other. Just as a reminder, I have no connection to the development of this network and all the material […]
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