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To collaborate on porting MATE applications for operation on Wayland, developers of the Mir display server and the MATE desktop have joined forces. They have already prepared a snap package called mate-wayland, which is the MATE environment based on Wayland. However, for everyday use, it is necessary to port the end applications to Wayland. Another challenge is that […]
We have been following the topic of using systemd in containers for a long time. Back in 2014, our security engineer Daniel Walsh wrote an article titled Running systemd within a Docker Container, and a couple of years later, he wrote another one called Running systemd in a non-privileged container, where he stated that the situation hadn't improved much. In […]
Today, we will begin studying the EIGRP protocol, which, along with studying OSPF, is one of the most important topics in the CCNA course. Later, we will return to section 2.5, but right now we will move from section 2.4 to section 2.6 "Configuring, verifying, and troubleshooting EIGRP for IPv4 (excluding authentication, filtering, manual summarization, redistribution, and stub configuration)." Today we will […]
Seven years after the formation of the last significant branch, the release of the traffic analysis and network intrusion detection system Zeek 3.0.0 has been presented, previously distributed under the name Bro. This is the first major release after the project's renaming, which was carried out because the name Bro was associated with the namesake marginal subculture, rather than the intended authors' hint at "Big Brother" from George […]
Microsoft released the Windows 10 Build 18970 update for insiders about a month ago. The main feature of this build was the ability to install the operating system from the cloud. However, it was only recently that the company published additional information on the subject. The Cloud Download feature, as noted, allows you to download a fresh image directly from the server to the Windows Update Center, after which it can be installed […]
After the conclusion of the "Cataclysm" in Anthem, many players began posting complaints on the Reddit forum. The essence of the dissatisfaction boils down to the fact that there is simply nothing to do in the project. Soon after, a message from a BioWare representative was published. He wrote that the developers decided to partially keep the temporary event in Anthem. The statement on the forum reads: "Many of you have noticed that the 'Cataclysm' hasn't disappeared. […]
On September 18, 2019, the Parrot Project blog announced the release of Parrot 4.7. This version is based on the Debian Testing package base. Three versions of ISO images are available for download: two with the MATE desktop environment and one with KDE. What's new in Parrot 4.7: The structure of the security testing utility menu has been redesigned; new application launch modes have been added […]
On September 11, a new version of curl was released — a simple CLI utility and library for transferring data over the network. New features include: Experimental support for HTTP3 (disabled by default, requires recompilation with quiche or ngtcp2+nghttp3) Enhancements for SASL authentication Parallel data transfer (key -Z) Handling of the Retry-After header Replacement of curl_multi_wait() with curl_multi_poll(), which should prevent hanging while waiting. Fixes […]
The official company blog has announced information about the latest release of the Oracle Solaris 11.4 SRU 13 distribution. It includes a number of fixes and improvements for the Oracle Solaris 11.4 branch. Notable changes include: The inclusion of the Hotplug framework for the hot removal of SR-IOV PCIe devices. Commands ‘evacuate-io’ and ‘restore-io’ have been added for the removal and replacement of devices in ldm; Oracle Explorer […]
Hello, Habr. Not long ago, I read several articles here with valuable recommendations on caring for employees before they 'burn out,' stop delivering expected results, and ultimately become a liability to the company. However, I haven't found any perspectives from 'the other side of the barricade,' that is, from those who have truly experienced burnout and, most importantly, dealt with it. […]
The advancement of technology in software and hardware, along with the emergence of new communication protocols, has led to the expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT). The number of devices is growing day by day, and they generate an enormous volume of data. Thus, there is a need for a convenient system architecture capable of processing, storing, and transferring this data. Currently, cloud services are used for these purposes. However, the increasing popularity of […]
First, a bit of history. Web 1.0 is a network for accessing content uploaded by site owners. Static HTML pages, read-only access to information, and the main joy being the hyperlinks leading to pages of this and other websites. The typical website format is an informational resource. It marks the era of transferring offline content to the web: digitizing books and scanning images (digital cameras were […]