By the beginning of 2021, Qrator Labs filtering network expands to 14 scrubbing centers and a total of 3 Tbps filtering bandwidth capacity, with the San Paolo scrubbing facility fully operational in early 2021;

New partner services fully integrated into Qrator Labs infrastructure and customer dashboard throughout 2020: SolidWall WAF and RuGeeks CDN;

Upgraded filtering logic allows Qrator Labs to serve even bigger infrastructures with full-scale cybersecurity protection and DDoS attacks mitigation;

The newest AMD processors are now widely used by Qrator Labs in packet processing.

DDoS attacks were on the rise during 2020, with the most relentless attacks described as short and overwhelmingly intensive.

However, BGP incidents were an area where it was evident that some change was and still is needed, as there was a significant amount of devastating hijacks and route leaks.

In 2020, we began providing our services in Singapore under a new partnership and opened a new scrubbing center in Dubai, where our fully functioning branch is staffed by the best professionals to serve local customers.

We’re excited to announce starting today you can try the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 by installing Windows build 18917 in the Insider Fast ring! In this blog post we’ll cover how to get started, the new wsl.exe commands, and some important tips. Full documentation about WSL 2 is available on our docs page.

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In this article I will explain a texture splatting algorithm which allows you to create more natural terrain. This algorithm may be used in shaders of 3D games as well as in 2D games.

Google and Facebook are the computerized behemoths who dependably contend. Their answers for designers Angular and React appear matches as well. Demand helps look at both. The article was initially posted here

Toward the start of its advancement, SPA web stages did not have an adaptable however basic framework for making the ventures that could revise and, now and again, supplant both portable and work area applications. Around then, a client whose issue was very basic needed to discover an application equipped for tackling the issue. Over the span of time, the advancements continued pushing ahead making web administrations gain ubiquity since the last had no should be introduced. What was required is simply to visit a site for getting to some administration. Already, such errands could be tackled through sites written in either ActionScript or Java. Nonetheless, those frameworks required to introduce either Flash or Java being in the meantime a long way from the speed expected by the clients.@Angular

By then, JavaScript advanced adequately to desert its adversaries because of a fast, improvement straightforwardness, and ceaseless help of the programs' engineers. The period of JavaScript began inciting such definition as SPA (Single Page Application) which gave another way to deal with the advancement of web stages. Not at all like its precursor MPA (Multi-Page Application), SPA permitted a web administration to work a lot quicker just as to give it an increasingly refined usefulness fit for changing progressively as per clients' needs. The greatest disadvantage was in unadulterated JavaScript which couldn't give a quick improvement when even a crude SPA web administration required a ton of time to be made. That is the reason Google chosen to help the methodology with a system that could enable different organizations to create muddled web administrations without investing a lot of energy for it.

Discovering git vendor extension.

Cross-post from my medium blog: https://medium.com/opsops/git-vendor-295db4bcec3a

I would like to introduce the proper way to handle vendoring of git repositories.

What is is ‘vendoring’?

Vendoring is a way to integrate other’s work into your own. It’s the opposite of ‘linking’ against third-party library. Instead of having that library as a dependency, application uses this library as a part of own source code and keep that code ‘inside’ itself.

Normally, vendoring is done by language tooling: bundler, cargo, pip, etc. But sometimes you need to vendor something not covered by any existing toolset, or something multi-language, that it’s impossible to find the ‘core’ language tool for that.

The solution for this situation is vendoring on a git level. You have your own git repository (I call it ‘destination repo’), and you want to incorporate some other repository (I call it ‘source repo’) as a directory into your (destination repo).

The things you expect from a well-designed vendoring system (regardless of Git it is or not):

• Visibility. You want to know that some code is vendored, means it wasn’t written by committer.

Microsoft’s Quantum team is excited to announce the Q# Coding Contest – Winter 2019! In this contest you can put your quantum programming skills to the test, solving quantum computing tasks in Q#. Winners will receive a Microsoft Quantum T-shirt!

Quantum computing is a radically different computing paradigm compared to classical computing. Indeed, it is so different that some tasks that are believed to be classically intractable (such as factoring integers or simulating physical systems) can be performed efficiently on a quantum computer. In 2017 Microsoft introduced the Quantum Development Kit which includes the Q# programming language. Q# can be used with Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code or the command line, on Windows, macOS, and Linux.