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Software as a Service, Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service, Communication Platform as a Service, Video Conferencing as a Service, but what about Cloud Gaming as a Service? Several attempts have been made to create Cloud Gaming, such as Stadia, recently launched by Google. Stadia is no stranger to WebRTC, but can others leverage WebRTC the same way? Thanh Nguyen […]
Hello, Habr! In this article, I will explain how to easily and simply host a static website using Yandex technologies, specifically Object Storage. By the end, you will have a live website available via an external link. This article will be useful if you are a beginner developer just learning programming; a developer who has created a portfolio and wants […]
The online resource Windows Central reports that Microsoft has likely changed its strategy regarding the Windows 10X operating system. The company has removed from the OS the technology responsible for virtualizing familiar Win32 applications for most users. This capability was initially planned to be included in Windows 10X, but Microsoft has now decided to eliminate it. It is assumed that this change was made to position Windows 10X as a competitor […]
The release of GeckoLinux, based on the openSUSE package base and focusing on desktop optimization and details such as high-quality font rendering, has been presented. The distribution is available in two versions: Static, based on openSUSE releases, and Rolling, based on the Tumbleweed repositories. The size of the ISO image is approximately 1.3 GB. Notable features include the availability of downloadable live builds that support […]
A patch update for the Python programming language 3.8.5 has been released, fixing several vulnerabilities: CVE-2019-20907 – an infinite loop in the tarfile module when trying to open specially crafted tar files. BPO-41288 – a crash when processing objects with a specially crafted NEWOBJ_EX opcode using the Pickle module. CVE-2020-15801 – the potential for HTTP header injection in a request through using newline characters in the 'method' parameter […]
Developers of the ALSA sound subsystem have prepared a set of changes for inclusion in the linux-next branch, from which the 5.9 kernel release will be formed, removing politically incorrect terms from the kernel-side code. These changes are in accordance with recently adopted recommendations for using inclusive terminology in the Linux kernel. The changes consist of 10 patches, 9 of which are related to removing language […]
Hello! In the previous post, I described how our MultiSIM service operates regarding channel reservation and balancing. As mentioned, we connect clients to the network via VPN, and today I will share a bit more about VPN and our capabilities in this area. It’s worth noting that as a telecom operator, we have our own vast MPLS network, […]
Today I will tell you about real-time error tracking in a React application. The frontend application is generally not used for error tracking. Some companies often postpone error tracking, returning to it after documentation, tests, and so forth. However, if you can improve your product, then just do it! 1. Why do you need Sentry? […]
The managing board of The Document Foundation, overseeing the development of the free LibreOffice suite, announced the cancellation of the plan to release LibreOffice 7.0 under the label 'Personal Edition'. After analyzing community feedback, it was decided to allow additional time for discussions and postpone the adoption of a new marketing plan until the release of LibreOffice 7.1. The release of LibreOffice 7.0 will be published without additional labels, just like LibreOffice […]
Hello, based on the materials from the article series I previously published, I have prepared a PDF file, which is a book with cross-references, subject indexes, etc. It totals 113 pages. The file can be freely downloaded via the link: pdf file Source: habr.com
Author — Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of URI, URL, HTTP, HTML, and the World Wide Web, current head of W3C. The article was written in 1998. What URI can be considered 'cool'? One that does not change. How are URIs changed? URIs do not change: people change them. Ideally, people have no reason to change URIs (or stop supporting documents), but in practice […]
New releases of two distributions, using the developments of Arch Linux, are now available: KaOS 2020.07 – a distribution with a rolling update model aimed at providing a desktop based on the latest KDE releases and applications using Qt, such as the Calligra office suite. The distribution develops with reference to Arch Linux but maintains its own independent repository with about 1500 packages. Builds are published for […]
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