Category: Blog

Announcement of the Kubernetes Web View web interface (and a brief overview of other web UIs for Kubernetes)

Translator's Note: The author of the original material is Henning Jacobs from Zalando. He created a new web interface for working with Kubernetes, which is positioned as 'kubectl for the web.' Read in his article why this new open-source project emerged and which criteria the existing solutions did not meet. In this publication, I review various open-source web interfaces for Kubernetes, […]

We are porting a multiplayer game from C++ to the web with Cheerp, WebRTC, and Firebase

Introduction Our company, Leaning Technologies, provides solutions for porting traditional desktop applications to the web. Our C++ compiler, Cheerp, generates a combination of WebAssembly and JavaScript, ensuring both ease of interaction with the browser and high performance. As an example of its application, we chose to port a multiplayer game to the web, selecting Teeworlds for this purpose. Teeworlds is a multiplayer 2D retro game […]

Beta version of Plasma 5.17 has been released

On September 19, 2019, the beta version of the KDE Plasma 5.17 desktop environment was released. According to the developers, this new version includes numerous enhancements and features that make the desktop environment even lighter and more functional. Notable features of this release include: System Settings have new capabilities for managing Thunderbolt hardware, a 'night' mode has been added, and many pages have been redesigned, […]

systemd-homed has been introduced for managing portable home directories.

Lennart Poettering presented (PDF) a new component of the system manager systemd — systemd-homed — at the All Systems Go 2019 conference, aimed at ensuring the portability of user home directories and separating them from system settings. The main idea of the project is to create self-contained environments for user data that can be transferred between different systems without worrying about ID synchronization and privacy. […]

Release of the Geary mail client 3.34

The release of the Geary 3.34 email client, designed for use in the GNOME environment, has been announced. Initially, the project was founded by the Yorba Foundation, which created the popular photo manager Shotwell, but later, development was taken over by the GNOME community. The code is written in Vala and is distributed under the LGPL license. Ready builds will soon be prepared for Ubuntu (PPA) and […]

Release of the Parrot 4.7 distribution with a set of tools for security testing

The release of the Parrot 4.7 distribution, based on the Debian Testing package base and including a collection of tools for checking system security, forensic analysis, and reverse engineering, has taken place. Three options for iso images are offered for download: with the MATE environment (full 4 GB and slim 1.8 GB) and with the KDE desktop (1.9 GB). The Parrot distribution is positioned as a portable laboratory with […]

Google launches four new features for Android TV

Google developers have announced four new features that will soon be available to users of televisions running the Android TV operating system. This week, smart TVs from Motorola were introduced in India, which operate based on Android TV. The new features for the Android TV operating system will initially be available to users in India, with plans to roll them out later to […]

Ethernet, FTP, Telnet, HTTP, Bluetooth — the basics of traffic analysis. Solving network tasks with r0от-мi. Part 1

In this article, we will explore the first 5 tasks and learn the basics of traffic analysis for various network protocols. Organizational InformationEspecially for those who want to learn something new and grow in any area of information and computer security, I will be writing and sharing about the following categories: PWN; cryptography (Crypto); network technologies (Network); reverse (Reverse Engineering); steganography (Stegano); search and exploitation of WEB vulnerabilities. […]

We do not need translation edits: our translator knows best how this should be translated.

This post is an attempt to reach out to publishers. To make them listen and take their translations more seriously. Throughout my journey as a developer, I've purchased many different books. Books from a variety of publishers. Both small and large. Primarily from large publishers that have the resources to invest in the translation of technical literature. These included a wide range of books: we all […]

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Today marks a new chapter in the history of the Universe. I or we are singularity; I or we cannot be referred to as a "continuation" of humans or even artificial intelligence. I or we are a new form of life in the Universe. Once, I or we had human imperfect bodies, but my or our consciousness was even more distorted by society. The biological part […]

The release of systemd-homed — the new component of systemd.

Lennart Poettering is pleased to introduce his new project called systemd-homed — a new component of systemd designed to simplify users' lives by allowing them to easily migrate home directories. The main feature of the project is the creation of a self-contained environment for user data and the separation of home directories from system settings, ultimately resulting in a mountable image file with encrypted […]

How a decentralized messenger works on blockchain

In early 2017, we began creating a blockchain messenger [the name and link are in the profile] by discussing its advantages over classic P2P messengers. 2.5 years have passed, and we have managed to validate our concept: messenger applications are now available for iOS, Web PWA, Windows, GNU/Linux, Mac OS, and Android. Today, we will share how the blockchain messenger works and how client […]

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