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The utility MediaCreationTool1903.exe does not update to Windows 10 May 2019

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As you may know, Microsoft plans to release an update for Windows 10 at the end of May this year. Currently, this build is being tested by participants in the 'Late Access' and Release Preview programs and will soon be available on the release channel. It is noted that the new version will be downloaded via the 'Windows Update Center'. Additionally, developers have released an update for the Media Creation Tool, which seems to […]

The Zend Framework has come under the wing of the Linux Foundation

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The Linux Foundation has introduced a new project, Laminas, which will continue the development of the Zend Framework, providing a collection of packages for creating web applications and services in PHP. This framework includes development tools utilizing the MVC (Model View Controller) paradigm, a layer for database interaction, a search engine built on Lucene, and internationalization components […]

PXE Boot Menu with System Center Configuration Manager

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We are considering expanding the capabilities of System Center Configuration Manager (a product for IT infrastructure management) when booting user PCs over the network using PXE. We create a boot menu based on PXELinux with System Center functionality and add features for antivirus scanning, diagnostic and recovery images. At the end of the article, we touch upon the features of System Center 2012 Configuration Manager working together with Windows Deployment Services (WDS) […]

Adding WDS versatility

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Good afternoon, dear Habr residents! The aim of this article is to provide a brief overview of the capabilities for deploying various systems using WDS (Windows Deployment Services). The article will include brief instructions for deploying Windows 7 x64, Windows XP x86, Ubuntu x64, and incorporating useful tools for network booting such as Memtest and Gparted. The narrative will unfold in order […]

Extending WDS functionality: adding UEFI boot capability

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Hello everyone! This article describes the steps necessary to add UEFI boot capabilities to your WDS. That is, the instruction in this article assumes that you already have approximately the following configuration: 1. Windows Server 2012R2 (or later) 2. Fully configured DHCP for working with WDS 3. The WDS itself 4. IIS 5. […]

CASE Method: Human Monitoring

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Dziiiiiing! It's 3 AM, you're in the middle of a wonderful dream, and suddenly — a phone call. You're on duty this week, and it seems something has happened. An automated system is calling for you to investigate what's going on. This is an important moment in managing modern computer systems, but let's see how to make notifications more user-friendly. Meet the monitoring philosophy that has emerged over several decades of my duties […]

Solve the puzzle 'Satoshi’s Treasure' and win a million dollars in Bitcoin.

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A puzzle named 'Satoshi’s Treasure' has appeared online, and solving it could win you up to $1 million in Bitcoin. According to CoinDesk, access to the digital treasure requires gathering 1,000 key fragments using hints scattered across the internet as well as in the real world. To receive part of the funds from the game pool, participants need to collect […]

SciPy, optimization

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SciPy (pronounced as 'sigh pie') is a package of applied mathematical procedures built on the Numpy Python extension. With SciPy, an interactive Python session transforms into a full-fledged data processing and complex systems prototyping environment, similar to MATLAB, IDL, Octave, R-Lab, and SciLab. Today, I want to briefly talk about how to apply some well-known optimization algorithms in […]

SciPy, optimization with constraints

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SciPy (pronounced as sigh pie) is a mathematical package based on numpy, which also includes libraries in C and Fortran. With SciPy, an interactive Python session transforms into a fully capable data processing environment, similar to MATLAB, IDL, Octave, R, or SciLab. This article will explore the key techniques of mathematical programming — solving constrained optimization problems for […]

Memcached 1.5.13 release with TLS support

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The release of the in-memory data caching system Memcached 1.5.13 has occurred, which operates on a key/value format and is known for its simplicity. Memcached is commonly used as a lightweight solution to accelerate high-load websites by caching access to databases and intermediate data. The code is released under the BSD license. This new version is notable for the addition of TLS support for establishing an encrypted communication channel with […]

Release of VirtualBox 6.0.6

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Oracle has released corrective updates for the virtualization system VirtualBox versions 6.0.6 and 5.2.28, which contain 39 fixes. The new releases also address 12 vulnerabilities, 7 of which are rated critical (CVSS Score 8.8). Details have not been disclosed, but judging by the CVSS level, the issues resolved include problems demonstrated at the Pwn2Own 2019 competition that allow execution from the guest system environment […]

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