Category: Blog

New article: Building the computer of your dreams… 20 years ago

For two years now, 3DNews has featured a “Computer of the Month” column, where we explore the optimal hardware configuration according to the customer's requests and wallet thickness. However, our site has been around since 1997, and back then, we hadn’t invented any “Computer of the Month” yet. What if we mentally transported ourselves to the distant past of the IT industry (though not to the very beginning […]

Remote monitoring and management of Linux/OpenWrt/Lede devices through port 80, continuation

This is the final part of the article, here is the beginning habr.com/ru/post/445568 Last time I wrote about how I implemented device monitoring, now we will discuss management. In discussions with the “techies” from the Customer's side, I often find a limited perception of the capabilities of such small devices (with low memory and performance resources); many believe that “the most we will need is to send […]

The Vivaldi browser for Android may be released by the end of the year.

The founder of Opera Software, Jon von Tetzchner, is currently developing the Vivaldi browser, which is positioned as a modern replacement for the classic “Opera.” Recently, the developers released version 2.4, in which you can move icons throughout the interface and set up various user profiles. The latter should help if multiple users are working with the same browser. However, von Tetzchner revealed something else […]

50-Year-Old Modem: An Inside Look

A few years ago, the author visited a flea market organized by W6TRW at the Northrop Grumman parking lot in Redondo Beach, California. Among televisions resembling polar bears and numerous phone chargers and power adapters, there was a wooden box with a lock, a wooden handle, and a DB-25 connector on the side. Next to the connector was a switch: half-duplex – full duplex. The author realized that […]

Using Heat Potentials for Area Analysis

An example of calculating the thermal potential for the street network of Nizhny Novgorod. The city area is a complex, heterogeneous system that is constantly changing. The territory can be described and assessed using spatial objects (factors). Factors that describe the territory vary in their influence (positive, negative) and geometric configuration (points, lines, polygons). Often, it is difficult to determine the degree of influence of each individual object […]

Was MongoDB truly the right choice?

Recently, I learned that Red Hat is removing support for MongoDB from Satellite (reportedly due to license changes). This made me reflect that in recent years, I've seen a slew of articles criticizing MongoDB and claiming it should never be used. However, during this time, MongoDB has become a much more mature product. What happened? Did all […]

Introducing 3CX V16 with a communication widget for the website

Last week, we launched 3CX v16 and the 3CX Live Chat & Talk communication widget, which can work with any website, not just on WordPress CMS. 3CX v16 allows customers to quickly connect with your company, offering powerful and efficient ticket processing technologies – a call center with call distribution based on agent qualification, a web service for quality monitoring […]

How to protect yourself from hypoviruses

According to the human rights organization 'Kämpa för munkar', the activity of hypoviruses has doubled over the last month. The map created from an American satellite shows the infected areas. Statistics claim that over half of the files circulating online are infected with some variety of this pestilence, including: • torrent files – 5%, • porn videos – 21%, • […]

The New Galatea or Bringing a Female Android to Life for a Science Fiction Novel

This article is written specifically for Habr – the most advanced audience of tech enthusiasts in the RuNet. The sketch artist is illustrator Yu.M. Pak. One might wonder why a science fiction writer would need the help of a scientific consultant while working on a book. After all, paper can withstand anything. Need a cyborg girl? No problem! What’s trending these days? Sexual appearance? Easy! Unmatched […]

How to Become a 'Competent Junior': Personal Experience

Habr already features quite a few articles by juniors and for juniors. Some are astonishing in their level of arrogance, as young specialists at the very beginning of their careers are already ready to advise corporations. Others, on the contrary, surprise with their youthful enthusiasm: 'Oh, I was hired by a real company as a programmer, now I am ready to work for free! Just yesterday, I […]

Yandex.Alice and Telegram bot on PHP with a unified functionality

Good afternoon. There are many articles about Telegram bots, but few discuss skills for Alice, and I found no information on how to create a unified bot. Therefore, I decided to share my experience on how to make a simple Telegram bot and a Yandex.Alice skill for a website with shared functionality. So, how to set up a web server and obtain an SSL certificate I […]

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