Restoring a Damaged Linux via chroot
Have you ever had to open up a Linux machine that wouldn't boot, even after ensuring the BIOS settings were correct and confirming there were no serious hardware errors…
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Five things you shouldn’t tell ChatGPT
Don’t let your thoughts become training material for AI — or leak in a data breach. It doesn’t matter which chatbot you choose: the more you share, the more useful it…
Don’t you dare rewrite the code? What do you mean?
Yet again, someone on LinkedIn decided to have some fun. They say Elon Musk has decided to rework the US Social Security software in a new way. Oh dear, what a blockheaded…
Entertainment for an engineer
I've always been interested in playing with a programmable robot, but there were neither resources nor desire to study circuit design. So, when I came across a robot…
Copilot Overview in Xcode on SwiftUI
So, I finally got around to Copilot. I was really curious how exactly it could help me with writing code. So, tekkixocatans, if you’re interested, I invite you to read…
Code without if and while: five programming languages not in English
Hello, tekkix! My name is Yura, I am the team lead of the Waterbase project at KION, and in my free time, I love reading about what's new in the world of IT and what…
IPsecHub+. Complex Scenarios
Hello everyone! Nikolay Edomsky here, head of the network engineers group at EDINY TSUPIS.
Ancient Technologies: ATAPI IDE, Part One, Preparatory
One day I wanted to build a PC no older than the first Pentium for DOS and WIN9x games. And I wanted to organize it not as just another huge box on the desk, but in the…
Echo of Eternity
Seryozha died on Wednesday. His avatar was activated on Friday.
Writing a Simple Virtual Machine
Hello everyone! I decided to try writing my own emulator to systematize my knowledge in computer architecture. We will emulate the CPU, opcodes, memory, and also add…
Artificial intelligence and motivation: how algorithms teach us to set goals
The creation of machine learning algorithms pursues many goals. One of them is to understand how our brain works, an amazing supercomputer that learns on the fly, predicts…
The history of "World Backup Day" [and a compact solutions digest] is a good reason to make a backup
March 31 is a day meant to bring together those who make backups and those who don't yet. And to quickly reduce the number of the latter. At beeline cloud, we've decided…
fail2ban + Traefik — blocking HTTP DDoS flood
On the access nodes where our clients create tunnels, we currently use Traefik for HTTP traffic termination. Recently, we encountered a problem where one of the domains…
Top infosec news for March 2025
Hello everyone! Time to refresh your memory on the key information security events from last month. The main one, undoubtedly, was Signalgate involving top U.S. officials,…
How a Former Employee Transferred Data to Competitors
In the small company TechnoSoft, which specialized in business automation software, a Friday evening seemed ordinary. The sales manager—a young, attractive girl with…
April Fools' joke that almost got me fired
Everyone should play one great joke at least once in their life. In this article, I will talk about mine. The story is true, only the names have been removed to protect…
Replacement of Langchain: How OpenAI Agents SDK Handles Deep Search?
Agents are super buggy. In our company projects, we noticed that Langchain started to perform worse. In multi-agent systems, agents often loop because they don’t understand…
How the call for papers at OFFZONE works: from submission to presentation
Getting to OFFZONE as a speaker is not the easiest task. Every year we get questions: how does the CFP work? which topics are better to choose? how to submit an application…
