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Avito Kafka meetup: connectors, integration, clouds

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Hello! On Thursday, January 23, we will hold our first meetup about Apache Kafka. We will discuss integration, source connectors, and launching scalable applications in Kubernetes. Engineers from Booking.com, Confluent, and Avito will give presentations. We’ll meet at 6:00 PM. Register yourself and invite your colleagues. Below are the announcements of the talks, registration link, and video livestream of the meetup. Presentations Connectors: Why Are There So Many of You — Anatoly […]

File permissions in Linux

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Hello everyone. We are actively getting to work and already preparing many powerful launches in January. Among other things, we are announcing the enrollment for a new cohort of the popular ‘Linux Administrator’ course. In anticipation of the launch, we traditionally share a translation of useful material. File permissions provide a secure alternative to SUID executable files, but they may seem a bit confusing at first glance. We all know that […]

Creating a fault-tolerant IT infrastructure. Part 1 — Preparing to deploy the oVirt 4.3 cluster

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Readers are invited to familiarize themselves with the principles of building a fault-tolerant infrastructure for a small enterprise within a single data center, which will be discussed in detail in a series of articles. Introduction Under a Data Center (DC), it can be understood: a dedicated rack in its own 'server room' on company premises, meeting minimum requirements for power supply and equipment cooling, and also having access to […]

Paul Graham: What I Learned from Hacker News

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February 2009 Hacker News celebrated its second anniversary last week. It was originally intended as a parallel project — an app for refining Arc and a place for current and future Y Combinator founders to share news. It grew larger and required more time than I expected, but I don’t regret it because I learned a lot while working […]

Paul Graham: 'In Place of the Corporate Ladder'

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August 2005 Thirty years ago, you had to climb the corporate ladder. Now that's no longer the rule. Our generation wants to earn money in cutting-edge positions. Instead of developing a product for some large company while waiting for a job guarantee, we are creating products in startups and selling them to large companies. At least […]

The Vulkan 1.2 graphical standard has been released.

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The Khronos Consortium, which is responsible for developing graphics standards, has published the Vulkan 1.2 specification, defining the API for accessing the graphics and computational capabilities of GPUs. The new specification incorporates corrections and expansions accumulated over the past two years. Drivers supporting the new version of Vulkan have already been released by companies such as Intel, AMD, ARM, Imagination Technologies, and NVIDIA. Vulkan 1.2 support has been proposed in Mesa for […]

In Xfce, the translation of window decoration dialogs has been implemented on the client side.

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In the experimental branch of the Xfce 4.15 desktop currently in development, which will form the basis for the stable release 4.16, the interface has been translated to use the GtkHeaderBar widget, enabling client-side decoration (CSD), where the title and window frames are rendered by the application itself rather than the window manager. The use of CSD has drawn parallels with GNOME […]

Abraham Flexner: The Utility of Useless Knowledge (1939)

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Isn't it remarkable that in a world steeped in baseless hatred threatening civilization itself, men and women, young and old, partially or fully detach from the malicious flow of everyday life to dedicate themselves to cultivating beauty, spreading knowledge, healing the sick, and alleviating suffering, as if at the same time there are no fanatics multiplying pain, ugliness, and torment? […]

The Great Snowflake Theory.

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Snowfall in central Russia has been scarce this winter. While some snow has fallen, January has seen a lack of the colder, snowier weather one might expect. The dull grayness and unpleasant slush detract from the joy of usual winter pastimes. Therefore, Cloud4Y suggests adding a bit of snow to our lives by talking about… snowflakes. It is believed that snowflakes come in only two […]

Update Solaris 11.4 SRU 17

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An update to the Solaris 11.4 operating system, SRU 17 (Support Repository Update), has been released, which offers a series of new fixes and enhancements for the Solaris 11.4 branch. To install the proposed fixes included in the update, simply run the command ‘pkg update’. In this release: Issues in sudo, python 3.7, OpenSSH, and sstored have been resolved; versions of Mesa 18.1.9, accountsservice 0.6.43, and xkeyboard-config 2.24 have been updated; […]

Proton 4.11-12 Update, a package for running Windows games on Linux

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Valve has released a new version of the Proton project 4.11-12, which is based on the Wine project and aims to enable the launch of Windows-based games on Linux that are available in the Steam catalog. The project is distributed under the BSD license. Proton allows for the direct launching of games that are provided only for Windows in the Steam Linux client. The package includes […]

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