The digest of interesting, top and fatal materials from the world of Habr for 2014

In 2014, digests of interesting materials and events on various topics began to gain momentum in Habré. In this post there will be ratings of Habr's posts for 2014. Suddenly, someone missed or thinks to read on the weekend.

For the ranking, the last post was found, judging by the date, the post of 2013. The first post after him in 2014 was January 11th. Apparently the author began writing it before NG, and then it turned out sharply on January 11 after the holidays. But the next one is closer to the beginning of the year. In general, there may be minimal errors.

For 2014 on Habré and GT, where some posts have moved, there are 7672 published entries. This is about 21 posts per day.
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Out of all these records, 20 top ones were chosen by the number of pluses, 10 anti-copy ones by the number of minuses, and 15 interesting records from different hubs, where the number of posts with a rating of +20 was more than 10. The interest of the post was evaluated by a simple formula. The result is rated * 5 plus the number of hits to favorites * 2 and plus comments. Odds are added to ensure that negative posts go further into negative, and if they have a lot of comments, they do not force out interesting posts from the top.

In general, the digest of the top, fatal and interesting posts Habra for 2014 under the cut.

Fatal posts

But this, it seemed to Habra, is better not to write here. It is difficult to estimate the headlines; you need to look at the post itself and its comments.

1. How do we build the information protection of Russia ^{(-182 / 44/123/25250)}
2. If programming languages were tanks ^{(-154 / 14/17/9209)}
3. How I coped with the password-protected RAR-archive ^{(-147 / 65/27/27527)}
4. Experience of transition from Windows To Linux / Unix ^{(-107 / 37/118/13660)}
5. It is time to tie the declining Latin ^{(-75 / 13/203/15834)}
6. Nothing human Apple is alien ^{(-71 / 7/36/8461)}
7. Information for customers or for the protection of programmers ^{(-62 / 57/55/7983)}
8. Why you should use Vim ^{(-61 / 37/93/10477)}
9. In what conditions and how is a closed object operated in Polish ^{(-59 / 22/44/7297)}
10. Quick Tips: How to beautifully manage your time ^{(-53 / 36/14/8663)}

Interesting posts

These publications most often added, added to favorites and commented. Basically, the number of additions to favorites was taken into account. There are many records, even if only TOP3 is shown, therefore, it is better to search for the desired hub by browser search . If the hub does not find it, then there were less than 10 posts with a rating of +20 or more. The elimination criteria are taken, it can be considered from the ceiling. It seemed that this is not yet popular hubs. Among the posts that did not fall under these conditions, at the end of the list there is a rating "Miscellaneous" by the number of pluses.

The hub for the post was taken the first of those where the record is posted. In this regard, there may be inaccuracies.

* nix
1. Interesting Bash programming techniques ^{(169/1331/67/76177)}
2. What is grep and what it is eaten with ^{(160/1243/143/70780)}
3. Life-giving flash drive ^{(63/1426/93/101848)}

Continuation

4. Anonymization of all traffic through VPN + TOR / I2P. We collect middlebox from scratch ^{(65/122/43/59535)}
5. We study the internal kitchen of the Linux kernel using / proc for quick diagnostics and problem solving ^{(123/630/28/35372)}
6. 50 best quotes about Linux ^{(103/368/115/88750)}
7. Install, configure and test Fedora 21 Workstation on a personal or gaming computer ^{(43/518/44/53100)}
8. Samba4 as an AD + file server ⁽ 35/485/23/37016 ⁾
9. WordPress for the Paranoid, Part 1 ^{(43/414/10/20105)}
10. Another archive storage format: dar ^{(63/280/50/25712)}
11. ah - better than history ^{(89/201/21/27437)}
12. Install Archlinux on an Android phone in the second section of SD or just a subfolder of the system memory card ^{(30/316/42/24900)}
13. XKB: let's reconfigure the keys for a loved one ^{(42/250/83/23579)}
14. Overview of the domestic single-board computer MB 77.07: From unpacking and firmware, to writing the first DSP program ^{(77/172/52/34795)}
15. Romanian Bitcoin Millionaire Paid OpenBSD Debts ^{(129/28/72/86510)}

.NET
1. As I stopped being afraid and fell in love with Windows 10 ^{(118/418/489/203155)}
2. Kotfuskatsiya executable .net code ^{(118/358/42/50757)}
3. No one can handle errors ^{(48/360/119/56256)}

Continuation

4. How I intercepted the traffic of the poker room or “Writing my MitM SSL proxy in C #” ^{(46/253/33/34404)}
5. My web-interface management smart apartment ^{(31/273/41/27331)}
6. 6 simple questions on C # with a trick ^{(37/202/15/30245)}
7. Cross-platform file manager? This is the reality ^{(51/103/127/26507)}
8. The Tale of the Lost Moscow Time, or what were the wrong guys from Microsoft ^{(84/46/26/49186)}
9. ASP.NET source code vNext published on Github ^{(56/100/24/13424)}
10. Profiler for Entity Framework ^{(35/149/12/13039)}
11. There is no flow ^{(33/136/20/21026)}
12. Automation of acceptance testing of Selenium + .NET Web Api + AngularJs ^{(22/148/26/12376)}
13. Translation of the book The Art of Unit Testing ^{(28/113/21/14126)}
14. How does the ConcurrentBag in .Net ^{(35/102/2/8803)}
15. When is a string not a string? ^{(27/107/18/11644)}

API
1. Write an Instagram widget for the site. Instructions for the curious. Ready solution for all others ^{(42/307/8/15433)}
2. Equalizer on JavaScript ^{(34/317/17/23805)}
3. Typical errors of the API payment systems ^{(73/208/26/20853)}

Continuation

4. Designing a RESTful API using Python and Flask ^{(26/308/27/12172)}
5. SpeechMarkup API - we turn speech into data ^{(25/275/47/10764)}
6. We try Audio API on the example of writing a visualizer ^{(30/276/14/15608)}
7. Frankness of API Telegram ^{(115/41/28/62065)}
8. Write the firmware for Arduino in C ++ with REST control via the serial port and the screen ^{(30/247/13/15149)}
9. Gmail API ^{(58/166/26/21339)}
10. Use Audio API to create vocoder ^{(34/199/3/9960)}
11. Smart cards for the smallest ^{(39/177/19/21305)}
12. Say a word about poor C ++ API! ^{(20/151/71/15368)}
13. VKontakte presented the SDK for Android ^{(20/157/14/20511)}
14. What is Excel Mashup, and to whom it may be useful? ^{(21/131/6/8030)}
15. How to get data about 5 million companies via the LinkedIn REST API or why it is better to allow OAuth to use Request Token only once ^{(30/65/3/7478)}

AngularJS
1. Why you should NOT use AngularJs ^{(179/578/244/74011)}
2. You broke my Javascript ^{(113/226/122/52307)}
3. Free AngularJS course from Codeschool ^{(43/402/17/30123)}

Continuation

4. Brave AngularJS for Team Development [1/2] ^{(34/394/22/23261)}
5. ANGULARJS + REQUIREJS ^{(34/337/66/26484)}
6. Proper use of promise in angular.js ^{(37/257/14/17980)}
7. AngularJS + UI Router: check authorization and access rights ^{(23/238/17/10497)}
8. AngularJS - division of the application into modules and loading of components using RequireJS ^{(28/209/27/15013)}
9. Expansion and layout of directives ^{(38/190/5/14287)}
10. This unit testing in AngularJS ^{(34/201/1/10904)}
11. Angular boilerplate. Simplicity - the trend of youth ^{(20/208/38/16807)}
12. Sortable v1.0: New Features ⁽ 28/169/24/10384 ⁾
13. Magic AngularJS: never hang the binding on primitives ^{(33/163/9/10708)}
14. Collected your writings on Angular.js ⁽ 22/175/27/1977 ⁾
15. What is the difference between factory and provider in AngularJS (on fingers) ^{(27/169/9/15536)}

Arduino
1. Automation of readings from water meters ^{(59/402/132/53578)}
2. How to make a robot in 24 hours ^{(70/203/31/25028)}
3. The clever canister ^{(52/113/191/45848)}

Continuation

4. Arduino, Nokia 5110 LCD and Cyrillic module ^{(31/211/11/17901)}
5. Uploading sketches to Arduino via Bluetooth ^{(24/217/30/12806)}
6. The use of a homemade thermal imager based on the Arduino in studies of energy saving ^{(42/135/31/29280)}
7. Robot for playing air hockey from parts for a 3D printer ^{(50/85/17/22407)}
8. Brownie Programmable Robot Version 0.4 ^{(23/112/25/12761)}
9. How I logged on SD card Shield V2.0 ^{(21/124/6/19777)}
10. Exhibition 3D PrintShow in London. Industry - a gold mine or a ghost hunt? ^{(31/69/51/23028)}
11. Review of Makeblock Starter Robot Kit V2.0. Part 1. ^{We unpack (23/94/18/14937)}
12. Arduino UNO plays in 2048 with a field size of 8x8 ^{(24/84/13/22200)}
13. Business Card on Arduino with Tetris on board ^{(21/60/45/18177)}

Assembler
1. Hack a mobile online game? Easy! ^{(114/411/28/91019)}
2. How the CPU works: an interactive lesson for beginners ^{(30/556/9/41155)}
3. Reverse engineering for the smallest: breaking keygen ^{(50/428/31/37174)}

Continuation

4. Playing in 30 teams of Assembler ^{(93/93/32/39615)}
5. Undocumented operating codes of the processor 8086 ^{(90/97/25/25199)}
6. Obfuscation code techniques with LLVM ^{(41/156/11/17674)}
7. Radare2 collects money to hold its Summer of Code ^{(47/105/29/10124)}
8. Break me down completely (ZeroNightsCrackme, Part 2) ^{(43/104/2/10991)}
9. The first public appearance of the RTOS Systemicus + video ^{(33/59/53/20706)}
10. Systemicus Part 2: GUI ^{(46/41/20/20369)}
11. New solutions of the old problem ^{(33/72/17/16809)}
12. Kidhak Prehistorik 2: unlocked levels ⁽ 38/48/9/10780 ⁾

Big data
1. Hadoop: what, where and why ^{(55/396/24/27078)}
2. MongoDB from theory to practice. MongoDB Cluster Installation Guide ^{(48/411/9/18225)}
3. Digest of articles on data analysis and big data ^{(39/380/15/20704)}

Continuation

4. As we query 100 times faster, or not all hash functions are equally bad ^{(101/208/4/29345)}
5. Digest of articles on data analysis No. 3 (06/09/2014 — 06.26.2014) ⁽ 42/269/2/16037 ⁾
6. Digest of articles on data analysis No. 2 (05/26/2014 - 06/08/2014) ^{(38/253/13/15192)}
7. Down with the shackles of MongoDB ^{(49/178/86/20196)}
8. Review of the most interesting materials on data analysis and machine learning No. 3 (review of online courses) ^{(24/254/5/10149)}
9. Work with geolocations in highload mode ^{(33/222/9/11616)}
10. US Secret Service buys software that recognizes sarcasm in social networks ^{(61/57/80/49029)}
11. [Translation] Office privacy: where is the line that should not be crossed ^{(25/113/137/37685)}
12. Review of the most interesting materials on data analysis and machine learning №13 (September 8 - 14, 2014) ^{(25/169/6/9774)}
13. Python Tools 2.1 for Visual Studio released ^{(33/132/24/13737)}
14. Review of the most interesting materials on data analysis and machine learning №16 (September 29 - October 5, 2014) ^{(28/150/1/8678)}
15. Review of the most interesting materials on data analysis and machine learning №11 (August 25 - September 1, 2014) ^{(24/146/4/7127)}

C
1. Just about make ^{(92/552/107/34095)}
2. The organization of multitasking in the OS kernel ^{(92/486/15/44757)}
3. Multitasking in the Linux kernel: interrupts and tasklets ^{(92/460/30/28716)}

Continuation

4. How slow are iostreams? ^{(86/366/75/32904)}
5. Several simple hash functions and their properties ^{(94/325/58/31729)}
6. Zetes: Java with a multi-platform GUI, but without an Oracle JVM ^{(84/289/64/23090)}
7. Multitasking in the Linux kernel: workqueue ^{(68/312/4/16986)}
8. State machine (it’s also a state machine) on pure C ^{(45/340/48/28862)}
9. Writing a driver for an LCD display under embedded linux ^{(76/264/10/19197)}
10. Once again about the indefinite behavior or "why you should not hammer nails with a chainsaw" ^{(69/148/204/24286)}
11. Subtleties of analyzing C / C ++ source code using cppcheck ^{(59/198/15/15983)}
12. fork () vs. vfork () ^{(68/148/21/16068)}
13. Dynamic extension of the Linux kernel - add the function “delete to the recycle bin” ^{(52/141/57/17078)}
14. We program stm32 microcontrollers with QtCreator ^{(35/200/20/18593)}
15. Is Arduino united. Part 1 ^{(39/178/23/21586)}

C #
1. Where does “soap” come from in WPF and how to deal with it ^{(166/499/62/41125)}
2. HDR vs LDR, implementation of HDR Rendering ^{(169/362/63/61018)}
3. Microsoft Research launched a browser-based programming learning puzzle game ^{(64/553/113/69807)}

Continuation

4. The .NET Framework is soon open source and on * nix ^{(144/215/259/73945)}
5. Thread-safe events in C # or John Skeet vs. Jeffrey Richter ^{(65/374/120/34904)}
6. We write Skype bot on C # with modular architecture ^{(63/394/29/44595)}
7. Patterns for beginners: MVC vs MVP vs MVVM ^{(35/459/35/62703)}
8. Microsoft unveiled C # compiler source code ^{(123/175/137/64671)}
9. Preparation for the certification exam Microsoft 70-483 "Programming in C #" ^{(28/459/17/25843)}
10. Events C # humanly ^{(25/443/58/59252)}
11. Consulo - IDE where Java and C # live together ^{(121/170/50/32466)}
12. How I created the method of studying C # ^{(49/316/26/33039)}
13. Improving Productivity: Useful Tips and Techniques in .NET ^{(44/327/19/25563)}
14. Eron-dong-dong or what else could your Windows Phone do ^{(99/159/57/43762)}
15. Interesting moments in C # (foreach) ^{(48/260/36/33504)}

C ++
1. Summary Table for C ++ 11/14/17 Support ^{(69/257/46/24425)}
2. Interpretation at compile time, or Alternative understanding of lambda in C ++ 11 ^{(94/186/13/21561)}
3. Ideal transfer and universal links in C ++ ^{(56/258/27/25254)}

Continuation

4. Boost Concepts ^{(74/190/30/24602)}
5. “Rule of zero” ^{(59/186/23/31835)}
6. Own http-server in less than 40 lines of code on libevent and C ++ 11 ^{(34/238/29/27123)}
7. Results of the competition for the most buggy C ++ code ^{(92/86/39/64765)}
8. Life at compile time ^{(68/145/35/22815)}
9. JUCE - Cross-platform C ++ framework for developing applications with a user interface ^{(46/173/74/23046)}
10. Dirty tricks with C ++ macros ^{(36/195/60/21027)}
11. Uncertain behavior in C ++ ^{(52/163/38/21807)}
12. Tests of boost :: lockfree on the speed and delay of message transmission ^{(63/133/26/10318)}
13. Parsing formulas in 40 lines ^{(40/187/27/22625)}
14. Tic-tac-toe: compiler against man - extreme metaprogramming ^{(69/89/28/16841)}
15. Replenish cheat sheets in C ++: implicitly generated translation constructor and assignment operator ^{(25/197/19/16625)}

CSS
1. Effect of a faulty monitor for text, images and SVG ^{(170/1124/42/78490)}
2. 30 useful services for web developers and designers v2 ^{(59/1159/19/45442)}
3. Parallax on pure CSS ^{(49/633/46/44534)}

Continuation

4. Practical application of FlexBox ^{(52/571/38/28376)}
5. Several useful CSS tricks ^{(53/558/9/27495)}
6. Underutilized, but no less excellent, LESS ^{(68/373/22/25240)}
7. CSS preprocessors vs. postprocessors ^{(29/239/75/21485)}
8. CSScomb 3.0: beautiful code with one command ^{(50/201/20/20386)}
9. Down with the absolute units in the icons, sprites ^{(24/247/54/18544)}
10. Bootstrap Dropdown Menus Enhancement v3.1.1 ^{(36/226/19/17390)}
11. Layer blending modes on the Web ^{(27/214/20/17038)}
12. Why use preprocessors ^{(24/184/44/13936)}
13. Today CSS is 20 years old. Interview with Haakon Wium Lee (Part 1) ^{(53/91/3/14138)}
14. Bootstrap 3.1 ^{(35/94/46/31892) released}
15. “Font-weight: bolder” for fonts with a variety of styles (29/89/8/7281 ⁾

DIY or DIY
1. Protection of the entrance by organizing reasonable video surveillance without a concierge ^{(290/1158/313/136326)}
2. Making a universal key for intercom ^{(193/1114/107/132811)}
3. The best gift is a book. We make a beautiful cover ^{(205/1073/61/78271)}

Continuation

4. Creating your own bank, or How to secure a comfortable old age ^{(88/1208/345/162925)}
5. My comfortable home ^{(159/1146/95/110528)}
6. Warm lamp sound ^{(260/605/118/120393)}
7. 10-monitor desktop with their own hands ^{(240/535/287/198105)}
8. We program the quadcopter on Arduino (part 1) ^{(105/912/87/71632)}
9. What happens if you decide to assemble a 3D printer with your own hands ^{(159/582/51/115007)}
10. We sit, do not touch anyone, we repair old headphones ^{(121/569/119/118117)}
11. Hello, the table! ^{(135/487/213/136701)}
12. Printer for T-shirts: from home crafts to serial models of textile printer ^{(160/482/57/68489)}
13. Never “do” what you regret or a smart home with CCU.IO ^{(78/669/81/55208)}
14. Inertialess measurement of air temperature by ultrasound ^{(155/416/88/65040)}
15. Android Tablet instead of Auto ^{Radio (70/591/105/89088)}

Data mining
1. The mathematician hacked a dating site and found a dream girl ^{(252/278/261/184836)}
2. Investigation of the causes of anomalous voting on the ROI website or features of electronic democracy in Russia ^{(222/158/259/107525)}
3. To hide the pregnancy from marketing companies, the woman used Tor ^{(120/215/200/103475)}

Continuation

4. JavaScript Decision Trees ^{(45/318/26/19496)}
5. Classification using the ant algorithm ^{(50/141/8/15112)}
6. Automatic detection of text rubrics ^{(29/177/4/6787)}
7. Forecast of the World Cup 2014 in the language of Wolfram ^{(38/101/49/30782)}
8. Markov random fields ^{(24/131/12/11276)}
9. Facebook knows who you fell in love with ^{(43/50/42/44969)}
10. Chicago police compiled a list of 400 alleged future criminals ^{(30/51/75/30004)}
11. Estimated Bitcoin Transaction Base ^{(31/31/72/14116)}
12. Data mining makes scientific discoveries ^{(20/84/11/22746)}
13. The LA Times wrote a news about the earthquake robot ^{(31/27/21/29412)}
14. How your tweets reveal your location ^{(26/38/18/15753)}
15. An analysis of the logs of Mt.Gox revealed the suspicious activity of the bot Willie ^{(29/30/8/16806)}

Delphi
1. Analysis of applications protected by a virtual machine ^{(148/316/70/31941)}
2. Black Friday. How it really was ^{(145/114/174/142849)}
3. Hello, I have error 217 and I will not tell you anything ^{(91/171/51/65105)}

Continuation

4. Vertical code alignment + a little punto ^{(43/168/32/14068)}
5. Incorrect use of atoms and an elusive bug in VCL ^{(58/65/12/16365)}
6. Using Anonymous Methods in Delphi ^{(21/95/109/9539)}
7. MultiTouch + Gestures support in Delphi XE4 ^{(31/79/18/10463)}
8. Compressing DFM resources in Delphi programs ^{(21/68/47/6057)}
9. Once again about the leak of atoms and the VCL bug ^{(23/30/10/4267)}
10. Embarcadero RAD studio XE6 ^{(22/18/13/20062)}
11. True or False or False = False ^{(22/14/17/15222)}

Fpga
1. A look at 10G Ethernet by the FPGA developer ^{(147/275/47/48198)}
2. Take a step to the FPGA! ^{(51/327/86/41650)}
3. Autonomous SDR receiver on FPGA ^{(64/209/12/23450)}

Continuation

4. Creation of printed circuit boards for small-scale production ^{(55/216/12/27204)}
5. Raise SOC: ARM + FPGA ^{(56/176/29/22287)}
6. A few words about pipelines in the FPGA ^{(46/140/54/12400)}
7. Plis Achronix - development experience ^{(49/80/35/19311)}
8. Scheme> board> FPGA ^{(23/150/16/13596)}
9. The core of PCI-express in Achronix FPGA - quick start ^{(38/90/23/11386)}
10. Hardware number sorter on verilog ⁽ 43/55/49/13115 ⁾
11. SimBank or 200 SmartCard in one box ^{(26/77/34/10175)}

Firefox
1. Mozilla has released Firefox 29 ^{(33/31/171/54748)}
2. Phone with new Firefox OS 1.3 for $ 100: ZTE Open C ^{(38/49/77/52588)}
3. Mozilla changes the design of Firefox: try Firefox 29 beta ^{(31/26/147/53640)}

Continuation

4. Mozilla announced the “25-dollar smartphone” ^{(44/35/45/38846)}
5. 20 years ago, Netscape Communications Corporation was founded ^{(55/11/28/13426)}
6. Firefox introduces a shared account and updates the synchronization system ^{(42/31/49/30124)}
7. Release of Firefox 27 ^{(48/15/34/43462)}
8. Release of Firefox 28 ^{(44/9/48/28555)}
9. Firefox OS 1.3 has been released: improvements in graphics, audio, dual-SIM support ^{(40/19/33/24901)}
10. 25-dollar smartphones with Firefox OS will appear already this year ^{(35/31/14/23180)}
11. Smartphone for Firefox OS went on sale for $ 33 (in India) ^{(33/30/20/24155)}
12. Release of Firefox 30 ^{(38/11/20/29408)}

GTD
1. You and your work * ^{(219/1767/113/280705)}
2. Be able to say “no” and be able to say “yes” ^{(173/857/32/119394)}
3. A small Japanese trick on the organization of his notebook ^{(202/756/64/142985)}

Continuation

4. How the password changed my life ^{(222/598/230/179174)}
5. Life as an 8-Bit Game: Guide ^{(204/692/110/121054)}
6. Review of the book “Introverts - how to use the features of your character” or why you should not watch porn in the workplace ^{(172/713/117/137137)}
7. A cozy book post for you and your project ^{(48/1027/45/53586)}
8. 10 main conclusions I made during the Year of Productivity Studies ^{(61/780/68/81424)}
9. Noisli: an online background noise generator that helps to concentrate ^{(98/610/64/63214)}
10. How to develop willpower ^{(50/693/62/75117)}
11. The Way of the Lark ^{(87/529/131/67984)}
12. Technical support of the whole world: local color IT, flavored with its version of English ^{(156/356/67/58194)}
13. 10 mistakes that prevent us from changing ^{(31/559/15/45863)}
14. Increasing Personal Effectiveness: Tips from Marc Andreessen ^{(53/452/24/52633)}
15. How to do something when you do not want - but you need ^{(35/485/27/61608)}

Game development
1. Useful books for a programmer in ^{game dev (57/1037/12/46505)}
2. The GameTutorials website made all its 350 games programming lessons free ^{(80/939/12/56663)}
3. The grandiose battle in EVE Online, who lost $ 300,000 and what did happen there ^{(282/281/312/236241)}

Continuation

4. Free book "Game Programming Patterns" from Electronic Arts programmer Bob Neistrom ^{(93/737/26/44042)}
5. [LibGDX] Create a Flappy Bird - Zombie Bird clone ^{(93/733/28/40952)}
6. Network programming for game developers. Part 1: UDP vs. TCP ^{(64/788/53/61172)}
7. Games for NES / Famicom / Dandy through the eyes of a programmer ^{(236/345/70/74003)}
8. The most difficult game of all time ^{(154/456/107/156706)}
9. The largest battle in the history of EVE Online: destroyed ships at $ 200,000 ^{(211/156/329/329004)}
10. 2048 ^{(151/368/137/366812)}
11. Games under threat ^{(186/183/280/132126)}
12. Analysis of the World Of Tanks protocol ^{(161/295/90/77362)}
13. Caesar III: game loop ^{(149/333/25/50967)}
14. The developer spent 13 years to complete the game ^{(188/194/103/126431)}
15. Game master toolkit ^{(66/535/18/37702)}

Github
1. Now and Github? ^{(204/63/523/91972)}
2. Material Design ^Icon Set by Google ^{(54/691/16/46349)}
3. 6 myths that prevent developers from using Git ^{(45/538/228/56192)}

Continuation

4. Short instructions: GitHub via Tor ^{(84/403/110/55752)}
5. How to participate in an open source project and get paid? ^{(45/425/5/31362)}
6. Global Internet penetration, where Thor is most used and why Russia is so poor: some curious infographics on the global network ^{(64/222/53/82940)}
7. Hacking using search, inattention and my accomplice GitHub ^{(59/214/73/46555)}
8. Short instructions: GitHub via I2P ^{(52/219/42/25165)}
9. GitHub Student Developer Pack - the best development tools for free for students ^{(48/225/45/42610)}
10. GitHab will soon launch a rich text editor ^{(89/107/70/29789)}
11. GitHub Cheat Sheet ^{(40/237/8/12241)}
12. Atom: the new code editor from Github ^{(66/127/53/41321)}
13. Github - without command line ^{(23/200/33/16042)}
14. Vulnerability in Git: Execution of arbitrary commands ^{(65/59/79/24325)}
15. GitHub's CSS ^{(34/152/17/12834)}

Go
1. Go language for beginners ^{(61/435/67/46681)}
2. On the pros and cons of Go ^{(90/168/66/27872)}
3. Go language: rehabilitation of imperative programming ^{(65/233/14/21751)}

Continuation

4. TJ Holowaychuk: Goodbye Node.js ⁽ 82/110/66/30063 ⁾
5. Use nginx, docker, skydns and skydock to update the code on the fly (zero-downtime deployment) ⁽ 35/244/14/11405 ⁾
6. Golang and the PLO ^{(49/144/64/17596)}
7. We write a web service on Go (part one) ^{(31/195/10/13864)}
8. Is Go the language of OOP? ^{(39/145/27/19727)}
9. Free screencasts to study Go ^{(29/180/3/7187)}
10. Writing a web service on Go (part two) ^{(30/166/12/9493)}
11. Another Digest (Now Go) ^{(46/122/6/9734)}
12. Making multiplayer games on Go and WebSockets ^{(26/132/8/12338)}
13. Go-digest: June 2014 ^{(35/99/11/7679)}
14. A selection of libraries for the backend ⁽ 26/125/1/7965 ⁾
15. Execute SSH commands on hundreds of servers using Go ^{(29/103/25/12662)}

Google chrome
1. Reedy - ^{Speed Reading} , which really can be used ^{(189/949/135/129761)}
2. Debugging Asynchronous JavaScript with Chrome DevTools ^{(70/363/18/20676)}
3. Open tab in Chrome ^{(66/257/237/94426)}

Continuation

4. Chrome extension over the weekend ^{(72/265/66/37137)}
5. Run Android applications on Windows, OS X, Linux on Chrome ^{(42/359/27/47645)}
6. Working with COM port in a web project ^{(50/287/31/18595)}
7. Go beyond the edge of the browser ^{(38/197/31/41946)}
8. Google released the 64-bit version of Chrome for Windows ^{(58/74/104/101165)}
9. Build your dream building from LEGO right in Google Chrome ^{(34/136/38/32579)}
10. Surprise from the unknown: trust in Chrome extensions ^{(64/51/48/51146)}
11. We kill the "bell" from Google Chrome in the tray ^{(23/139/43/41405)}
12. Google Chrome 32 release ^{(37/22/193/59037)}
13. Facebook is trying to block the developer console in the Chrome browser ^{(50/40/50/36815)}
14. Chrome extension to mitigate high-profile news headlines ^{(51/32/45/29080)}
15. The SpiderMonkey engine bypassed the V8 on Google’s own test ^{(48/39/28/28652)}

HTML
1. How to create a web page. Part 2 - Bootstrap ^{(68/1395/59/183673)}
2. Tips front-end developer ^{(89/1285/137/64835)}
3. Best free Photoshop plug-ins for web designers ^{(58/1285/9/72664)}

Continuation

4. 12 little-known CSS features ^{(83/651/53/68258)}
5. How to use HTML5 sectional elements ^{(46/666/35/45817)}
6. CSS 3 Timing Functions and what they eat with ^{(71/603/8/28285)}
7. Align the block to the center of the page ^{(33/670/43/33947)}
8. Free HTML5 Font Editor ^{(85/489/11/26045)}
9. Web Components - The Future of the Web ^{(83/438/88/48196)}
10. Some interesting and useful things for web developer # 17 ^{(51/531/11/29858)}
11. Some interesting and useful things for web developer # 33 ^{(38/561/5/39472)}
12. Tabs (pages) on one page on html / css using: target ^{(36/543/35/34100)}
13. Video from Vitaly Friedman's “Responsive Web Design: Tricks and Tricks” ^{(23/585/11/22770)}
14. Some interesting and useful things for web developer # 13 ^{(68/464/11/41057)}
15. Sublime Text for the front- ^end developer ^{(22/547/46/32914)}

IM
1. The public alpha version of the decentralized messenger Tox has been released ^{(102/291/194/66846)}
2. TOX - Protected Messenger got to Alpha version (For all platforms) ^{(78/291/130/59678)}
3. Jabber switches to full encryption ^{(113/177/71/35870)}

Continuation

4. iOS ^{(125 / 48 / 62 / 75936)}
5. BitTorrent Bleep: BitTorrent ^{(50 / 153 / 69 / 46817)}
6. jabber.ru ^{(78 / 97 / 26 / 24546)}
7. TOX: ^{(52 / 92 / 72 / 38290)}
8. ^{(42 / 16 / 77 / 26808)}
9. , MSN Messenger ^{(38 / 15 / 69 / 30779)}
10. 4,6 Snapchat ^{(49 / 16 / 8 / 20328)}
11. Telegram: 35 , 8 ^{(34 / 24 / 62 / 32071)}
12. Snapchat , ^{(26 / 12 / 11 / 11854)}

IT standards
1. Explanation http2 ^{(144/582/45/76159)}
2. January 1, 1904, 1970, Youtube, international conflict and hand curves ^{(222/109/25/75139)}
3. CBOR is a new binary format for presenting data ^{( 100/304/39/30567)}

Continuation

4. Github, Reddit StackExchange Markdown ^{(77 / 98 / 91 / 28335)}
5. -. DPI ^{(64 / 84 / 158 / 81723)}
6. Tesla ^{(90 / 49 / 95 / 63947)}
7. The Machine. HP ^{(68 / 112 / 62 / 56389)}
8. 125 ^{(78 / 52 / 82 / 45593)}
9. DRM Firefox ^{(70 / 30 / 163 / 31825)}
10. HTTP/2 ^{(40 / 157 / 27 / 20422)}
11. ^{(66 / 50 / 58 / 36845)}
12. - ^{(23 / 121 / 82 / 20386)}
13. Nissan BMW Tesla ^{(49 / 34 / 123 / 26433)}
14. jsonex – - ^{(20 / 115 / 47 / 9634)}
15. IT- IT — ? ^{(21 / 126 / 4 / 10831)}

JAVA
1. New in Java 8 ^{(94/566/137/81146)}
2. Smart home. Concrete implementation ^{(50/532/37/69247)}
3. Spring from the inside. Stages of context initialization ^{(49/370/16/26631)}

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4. ^{(70 / 278 / 36 / 23337)}
5. Web- Java ( ) ^{(35 / 324 / 87 / 19243)}
6. Garbage Collection ^{(24 / 332 / 8 / 14716)}
7. Oracle Google ^{(99 / 49 / 160 / 55558)}
8. — Framework Java Coder? ^{(65 / 100 / 209 / 37210)}
9. Java ^{(42 / 246 / 27 / 17206)}
10. - Java 8 — , ^{(33 / 253 / 33 / 38450)}
11. Concurrency: 6 shared state ^{(50 / 215 / 20 / 17063)}
12. Java 8 Released ^{(59 / 144 / 79 / 49121)}
13. QuisyReader ^{(30 / 228 / 53 / 27589)}
14. Java IO Java NIO ^{(21 / 268 / 16 / 23493)}
15. java ^{(28 / 242 / 11 / 14894)}

Javascript
1. Some interesting and useful things for web developer # 19 ^{(195/923/14/46471)}
2. A brief synopsis of the JavaScript language ^{(55/1231/20/60795)}
3. 15 best JavaScript libraries for building diagrams and diagrams ^{( 59/1169/14/31201)}

Continuation

4. ^{(61 / 880 / 44 / 38551)}
5. , Javascript- ^{(157 / 590 / 114 / 81732)}
6. WEB-: front-end ^{(99 / 769 / 42 / 51148)}
7. AngularJS: , 1 ^{(32 / 911 / 28 / 27297)}
8. - #20 ^{(92 / 762 / 6 / 40409)}
9. - #24 ^{(79 / 718 / 27 / 49909)}
10. Mozilla ^{(139 / 43 / 1058 / 76336)}
11. - #30 ^{(67 / 715 / 13 / 42677)}
12. , JavaScript ( ) ^{(37 / 768 / 38 / 31958)}
13. , , ^{(66 / 689 / 36 / 38658)}
14. - #21 ^{(96 / 611 / 4 / 41006)}
15. , ^{(158 / 371 / 73 / 56049)}

Lua
1. LUA in nginx: a slightly intelligent firewall ^{(50/241/13/12799)}
2. Using Lua c C ++ is easier than you think. Tutorial by LuaBridge ^{(41/233/24/14966)}
3. Lapis: a site on Lua in Nginx configs ⁽46/199/18/17136 ⁾

Continuation

4. LUA in nginx: hot cache in memory ^{(58/173/3/13034)}
5. Cocos2d-x: Writing on Lua ^{(28/137/16/19012)}
6. The evolution of extension language: the story of Lua ^{(39/74/8/10584)}
7. Creating a model of the electronic component for Proteus on Lua ^{(28/104/3/8407)}
8. Moai SDK 1.5 - cross-platform 2D game engine ^{(21/101/19/9907)}
9. LUA in nginx: inline php ^{noodles (26/70/20/8262)}
10. Awesome WM and Dbus ^{(26/70/7/5937)}
11. Opportunities metatablits in Lua on the example of the implementation of classes ^{(22/64/6/6041)}

Mobile development
1. Guide for designer DPI ^{(84/843/18/47486)}
2. Easy way to write iOS applications on the web ^{(52/633/42/46973)}
3. Google Web Starter Kit: Mobile Website ^{Builder (35/591/16/30307)}

Continuation

4. How we didn't earn a million on an iPhone app ^{(80/399/74/55222)}
5. Application Porno or how to find secrets in mobile applications and take out everything ^{(85/226/38/43793)}
6. Sochi 2014 mobile apps: how to show megabytes of results to users ^{(86/62/85/24958)}
7. Deep disappointment or the First hackathon of the Moscow Government ^{(99/38/43/16711)}
8. Promotional website for a mobile application. Part 1 ^{(20/227/8/13662)}
9. Android launchers. Reload ideas ^{(40/138/85/35770)}
10. We develop habraklaviatura under iOS ⁽ 49/142/14/14749 ⁾
11. How I measured the FOV without a compass and a ruler ^{(66/82/31/29935)}
12. Experiment with a triangular QETUO keyboard ⁽ 42/46/40/34258 ⁾
13. 9 major trends in the mobile application market in 2013 ^{(22/78/6/17534)}
14. WWDC 2014: Personal Experience ^{(32/33/10/10284)}
15. Apple massively blocks developer accounts from the Russian Federation ^{(20/26/11/28362)}

Node.JS
1. Reflections on the standard JavaScript library. Core.js ^{(77/516/37/34431)}
2. Comparison of popular build systems for frontend developers ^{(59/345/18/29729)}
3. The subtleties of nodejs. Part I: the notorious app.js ^{(41/388/20/17247)}

Continuation

4. Two-pane web file manager Cloud Commander ^{(76/280/49/32614)}
5. Node.js on fire ^{(59/266/64/28083)}
6. Expressive JavaScript: Node.js ^{(39/344/7/19685)}
7. Yeoman for beginners ^{(36/321/50/32326)}
8. We write the first REST API application on NodeJS (Express + Mongoose) ^{(23/362/23/24819)}
9. GulpJS - fantastically fast project ^{builder (39/277/41/29306)}
10. Entering a password or time hijackers ^{(43/255/51/45000)}
11. Error handling in Node.js ^{(40/280/11/11687)}
12. Node.js: Overview of Technologies for Development of General-Purpose Libraries ^{(29/265/11/15618)}
13. Hypertext Vector Fidonet ^{(79/87/98/38254)}
14. Getting started with browserify ^{(30/206/62/21041)}
15. Split nodejs ^{(76/95/45/47208)}

Open source
1. Open code to combat corruption (and not only) ^{(272/190/164/62623)}
2. Statements by the Free Software Foundation and Defective By Design regarding the latest Apple press conference ^{(151/107/372/81833)}
3. Ilon Musk will open all Tesla Motors patents ^{(174/100/241/92670)}

Continuation

4. The developers of Popcorn Time disappear one by one ^{(159/124/92/107715)}
5. Edward Snowden used the TAILS distribution ^{(70/355/39/73282)}
6. Popcorn Time - update to version 0.3.3 ^{(79/309/68/61548)}
7. Munich Municipality will get rid of Linux at workstations ^{(99/72/246/74532)}
8. Mediabox ^{(42/288/49/19314)}
9. Digest: ReactOS or how we about ... code this summer ^{(116/63/86/35529)}
10. Deferred reading: OpenSource alternative ^{(26/286/39/23363)}
11. Wal Commander - Far Manager replacement for OS X and Linux ^{(63/150/113/38693)}
12. CAELinux: Linux distribution for engineers ^{(23/288/27/37161)}
13. ReactOS came out on Kickstarter (but nobody knows about it) ^{(83/25/212/50422)}
14. The history of single-line bugs ^{(94/55/90/41503)}
15. How Munich translated 15,000 Windows PCs to Linux ^{(71/84/133/53639)}

Php
1. A PHP Programmer Job Interview Guide ^{(50/1022/90/69708)}
2. Speedran on 13 vulnerabilities on sites. Basic concepts and means of protection ^{(46/987/29/40355)}
3. How to use the API of a site that does not have an API? ^{(95/819/40/52050)}

Continuation

4. PhpStorm - we increase productivity (keyboard shortcuts). Part 1 ^{(59/620/56/45983)}
5. Dangerous getimagesize () or zip bomb for PHP ^{(109/246/101/32390)}
6. PHP: The Right Way ^{(24/449/76/58753)}
7. What should PHP Junior Developer without experience have to know? ^{(26/280/199/41533)}
8. Namespaces in PHP, explanation ^{(33/311/62/21279)}
9. 25 PHP developers you can subscribe to ^{(20/362/11/17667)}
10. Advanced methods for implicitly calling php code used in malicious scripts ^{(41/304/11/13889)}
11. PhpStorm - we increase productivity (plug-ins and themes). Part 2 ^{(22/276/56/23009)}
12. How Composer accelerated by 70% ^{(88/105/66/46256)}
13. VagrantWebdev - a virtual environment for web development ^{(33/200/67/18033)}
14. Namespaces in PHP ^{(22/256/9/13404)}
15. Sypex Geo 2.2 - now with GeoNames and OKATO ^{(30/218/40/7792)}

Peer-to-peer
1. Popcorn Time: the most convenient program for viewing torrents ^{(136/486/189/179324)}
2. Remove ads in uTorrent in 15 seconds ^{(30/757/113/136160)}
3. Popcorn Time in Russian ^{(58/276/124/59420)}

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4. Club of anonymous Santa Clauses in Habré 2014-2015 ^{(40/48/291/22241)}
5. Campaign for the reform of copyright in the digital age “Time to change copyright!” ^{(53/50/108/14648)}
6. Dreamtorrent is dead. Long live Rutracker ?! ^{(58/48/35/30671)}
7. IPOP - IP over P2P ⁽ 25/131/29/15239 ⁾
8. The creators of PirateBay figured out how to protect against blocking ^{(54/61/22/39072)}
9. Demonoid with us again ^{(47/49/53/33139)}
10. BitTorrent Sync 1.4 has been released ^{(40/60/41/38242)}
11. Creator Mt. Gox and eDonkey are working on a secret Bitcoin-related project ^{(37/71/22/2005)}
12. TorCoin ^{(43/59/13/15647)}
13. Peter Sunde, co-founder of The Pirate Bay, was arrested in Sweden ^{(48/20/41/31027)}
14. News from the world of P2P: Tox began to support audio calls and TCP Relay, various improvements in Twister ^{(37/49/20/12044)}
15. A team of eight police officers came to arrest the home site in Sweden ^{(39/24/45/37540)}

Python
1. Python: things you might not know ^{(101/763/118/62941)}
2. Why are there so many Pythons? ^{(153/451/69/49087)}
3. Web development in Python through the eyes of a PHP programmer ^{(47/381/95/49775)}

Continuation

4. Lightweight python web framework: Bottle ^{(73/274/31/26403)}
5. Parsim in Python: Pyparsing for beginners ^{(35/356/11/18871)}
6. Python-digest # 24. News, interesting projects, articles and interviews [April 20, 2014 - April 27, 2014] ^{(109/120/5/13664)}
7. We teach an old dog new tricks or how I learned to love str.format and refused% ^{(62/209/39/19257)}
8. MakeHuman: release after 12 years of development ^{(52/223/14/29710)}
9. Basics of parsing with Python + lxml ^{(34/263/6/21177)}
10. The crash of Unicode in Python3 ^{(70/131/52/34914)}
11. How I ^{pulled off a} little Instagram ^{(47/177/25/51489)}
12. Deploy with Salt ^{(44/167/33/14291)}
13. Equation or all the same observation? ^{(40/165/20/17327)}
14. PythonDigest - 2014, the results of our work in numbers and references ^{(28/200/8/10025)}
15. Python-digest # 25. News, interesting projects, articles and interviews [April 28, 2014 - May 4, 2014] ^{(66/95/8/10803)}

Qt
1. SASM - IDE for the assembler ^{(121/354/39/34567)}
2. How signals and slots work in Qt (part 1) ^{(59/312/29/34221)}
3. Why I love Qt and you all have to love it too ^{(22/290/184/48244)}

Continuation

4. SpeedReader - Qt library for speed reading ^{(50/171/43/26122)}
5. Qt 5.3: low start in the mobile cross platform ^{(30/207/37/17092)}
6. C ++ 14 for Qt programmers ^{(43/173/20/20046)}
7. Alpha version of Otter Browser ^{(60/84/80/32526)}
8. How Signals and Slots Work in Qt (Part 2) ^{(28/193/17/15527)}
9. Properties framework for Qt ^{(41/128/9/8076)}
10. Serialization of Qt objects ^{(22/139/4/8202)}
11. Qwt and Qt Creator. Quick and easy. Part 2: Display and Control Elements ^{(25/113/13/11930)}
12. Emulation of pressing multimedia keys in Windows, Linux and Mac OS X ^{(26/108/0/9383)}
13. PyQt. Manage memory, collect garbage ^{(26/102/4/8658)}
14. GUI Management with echo and cat ^{(31/84/14/11361)}
15. Duplicate code search plugin for QtCreator ⁽ 28/87/8/5208 ⁾

Raspberry pi
1. Restoring the old clock "Electronics-7" ^{(229/314/85/77735)}
2. We build robotics with Wifi control, camera, gun, blackjack, etc. ^{(77/473/63/60259)}
3. Personal cloud on Raspberry Pi and development of uninterruptible power supply for it ^{(67/488/74/40435)}

Continuation

4. Squeeze all the juice or use Raspberry pi to the full ^{(40/527/31/58014)}
5. We connect sensors to Raspberry Pi without wires and with Arduino ^{(27/350/58/18342)}
6. 3 projects of inexpensive mini-PCs with Indiegogo ^{(49/186/38/50010)}
7. As we did a small security system on the RPi. Part 1 ^{(29/245/19/21690)}
8. Odroid W - a miniature clone of the Raspberry Pi ^{(37/195/37/31745)}
9. Retro gaming center on the Raspberry Pi ^{(29/215/9/34421)}
10. Odroid W, or the gourmet raspberry pie ^{(35/185/35/33537)}
11. Raspberry PI and JAVA: a closer look ^{(38/149/52/19819)}
12. PiCore: Linux distribution of 25 MB for Raspberry Pi ^{(35/165/17/23059)}
13. Java ME Embedded on Raspberry Pi ^{(28/158/39/14565)}
14. The control system of the mini-airship ^{(41/132/24/15967)}
15. Cubietruck & Raspberry Pi & Arduino ^{(24/156/15/27704)}

Ruby on rails
1. How I hacked the githab again ^{(402/224/56/70786)}
2. A set of Ruby libraries for CMS and media publishing site ^{(46/293/84/19043)}
3. Ruby on rails: production and deploy for dummies ^{(22/304/81/16001)}

Continuation

4. Overview of 7 online services for software localization ^{(32/233/26/9094)}
5. The evolution of garbage collection in Ruby. RGenGC ⁽ 50/87/20/9101 ⁾
6. Setting up the Guard for automating Ruby on Rails development ^{(26/134/13/6934)}
7. How to quickly and easily write DSL in Ruby ^{(25/123/15/7951)}
8. Grape: no single rails ^{(37/83/28/10259)}
9. ActiveRecord is a bit about rakes, Relations and indices ^{(21/116 / 39/7613)}
10. Polymorphic end-to-end associations in Ruby on Rails ^{(28/105/18/6450)}
11. Review of Komodo Edit and Komodo IDE 8 ^{(30/82/42/20719)}
12. The release of Rails 4.1. Some details of the move ^{(37/69/21/13169)}
13. Huginn: Yahoo Pipes and IFTTT agents on their server ⁽ 22/100/3/4295 ⁾
14. Rails 4 Engines. Gem development via mountable engine - we read server logs ⁽ 23/82/11/4502 ⁾
15. How we struggled with performance problems in Redmine. Who is to blame and how to help? ^{(23/68/13/9009)}

Rusty
1. Why do we need Rust? ^{(50/151/186/32376)}
2. [Translation] Why Go is not so good ^{(77/123/91/35468)}
3. Mozilla has outlined a plan for the release of Rust 1.0 ^{(66/107/70/26117)}

Continuation

4. A fresh look at Rust ^{(62/92/77/21316)}
5. Comparison of Rust and C ++ with examples ^{(60/60/96/23227)}
6. Comparison of D and C ++ and Rust with examples ^{(53/84/48/21351)}
7. Rust on examples. Part 1 ^{(39/134/8/12368)}
8. Why your first FizzBuzz implementation on Rust may not work ^{(52/76/24/12917)}
9. Rust 0.9 released ^{(37/78/61/16876)}
10. Towards Rust 1.0 ^{(47/69/16/14485)}
11. In Rust 1.0 there will be no exceptions ^{(36/46/81/14968)}
12. Rust on examples. Part 2 ^{(24/85/19/8211)}
13. Rust 0.10 released ^{(40/38/31/18875)}
14. Stability as a result ^{(37/33/12/10633)}
15. Rust: abstraction and security, completely free (video from the Saratov Open-IT meeting) ^{(22/62/20/4263)}

Skype
1. Why skype my passwords from the browser? ^{(118/60/108/90227)}
2. Skype for Linux version 4.2, which does not require upgrading to a newer one ^{(55/165/118/37019)}
3. How to make the old version of Skype work ^{(37/191/57/78588)}

Continuation

4. Skypocalypse: SkypeKit - RIP; Login from old versions of Skype - RIP. ^{(57/37/129/56444)}
5. Skype 4.3 for Linux has been released ^{(54/32/142/45075)}
6. How to cook Skype-4.3 under Linux ^{(33/132/26/22104)}
7. Skype 4.2.0.13 - minor release with a long-awaited fix ^{(58/27/100/37099)}
8. Global update of the Skype interface for Windows Desktop ^{(43/28/167/65662)}
9. An hour later you are holding a webinar: Google Hangouts on Air ^{(23/140/23/11928)}
10. Skype: voice translator online ^{(34/49/38/26753)}
11. Free group calls to Skype for all ^{(40/24/18/30164)}
12. Syrian e-army hacked blog and Twitter account Skype ^{(26/13/14/22980)}

Swift
1. Swift programming language. Russian version ^{(89/709/49/97220)}
2. Swift - innovations ^{(62/185/264/68167)}
3. Develop iOS8 application on Apple Swift ^{(33/359/32/35282)}

Continuation

4. Meet Swift! ^{(48/288/63/56393)}
5. “Mouse programming” in Xcode 6 for Swift ^{(20/340/26/21368)}
6. Swift Tutorial - iOS8 Application Development [Part 1, Hello World!] ^{(23/326/31/29315)}
7. iOS vs WPF - difficult versus small ^{(43/64/204/21788)}
8. Swift's many-sided functions ^{(24/164/27/13110)}
9. Swift Speed Secrets ^{(28/125/13/17924)}
10. Swift + CoreData + A bit of the file ^{(22/133/20/16404)}
11. Error handling in Swift - sword and magic ^{(22/87/27/9114)}

Unity3d
1. Basics of creating a 2D character in Unity 3D 4.3. Part 1: character preparation and animation of rest ^{(27/533/7/94187)}
2. Creating the game in front of your eyes - part 2: Shaders for styling images under the CRT / LCD ^{(94/352/31/50736)}
3. Getting the "green light" in the service GreenLight: tips and ^{tricks (72/288/35/32449)}

Continuation

4. Unity3d. Lessons from Unity 3D Student (B17-B20) ^{(27/414/2/34042)}
5. “With you a game for 100 bucks!” Or why Indiegogo is not Go-Go at all ^{(110/166/49/65807)}
6. Basics of a multiplayer game on Unity3D ^{(29/355/21/38745)}
7. Making the game right before your eyes - part 7: 2D animations in Unity (“as in a flash”) ^{(23/358/15/24733)}
8. Unity3d. Lessons from Unity 3D Student (B21-B24) ^{(20/360/12/22769)}
9. Basics of creating a 2D character in Unity 3D 4.3. Part 3: Jumping (and Falling) ^{(30/332/15/40525)}
10. Generation of landscapes in Unity3d ⁽ 21/297/15/23889 ⁾
11. Walking around rakes and circles while creating a game from scratch ^{(28/262/24/27728)}
12. Basics of creating a 2D character in Unity 3D 4.3. Part 2: the running character ^{(22/280/8/44548)}
13. Playing from scratch ^{(57/174/24/40403)}
14. How to end the decree with benefit? ^{(72/133/29/34397)}
15. Do-It-Yourself Tower Defense, Part 2: Interface and NGUI ^{(30/242/17/28513)}

Usability
1. What is wrong with the Habrahabr design ^{(611/112/361/126250)}
2. Seven principles of creating modern web applications ^{(90/1463/33/84555)}
3. Simple dogma when working with color in interfaces ^{(113/1296/127/86997)}

Continuation

4. 10 anti-navigation patterns in Android ^{(98/728/26/55980)}
5. Comparison of the usability of modern browsers with the old Opera ^{(213/231/405/96602)}
6. Each by Landing Page. Sore ^{(72/525/41/77618)}
7. Another look at the ordering in the online store ^{(67/474/83/41056)}
8. The user is drunk ^{(121/334/81/61748)}
9. Comparison of services for autocompletion of addresses in the form ^{(50/502/54/20287)}
10. Never check email addresses by RFC standards ^{(97/321/98/52471)}
11. Dan Saffer - Microinteractions. The abstract of the book ^{(49/385/2/20436)}
12. This post is written by the author, who does not read the comments, please do not write them ^{(148/43/93/61415)}
13. How to show the client an interactive prototype of the site for the first time ^{(34/350/11/27522)}
14. The Queen of the click: the story of the most outstanding keyboard in history ^{(68/170/181/83539)}
15. Epidemic of online consultants ^{(64/132/94/59195)}

jQuery
1. 10+ useful jQuery snippets for every day ^{(24/1354/54/55446)}
2. 18 surprises when reading jQuery source code ^{(89/407/37/50699)}
3. You can do without jQuery ^{(64/314/105/39869)}

Continuation

4. jQuery.viewport or how I searched for items on the screen ^{(46/299/55/18012)}
5. Sqimitive.js - Frontend Primitive or “Backbone without wrappers” ^{(44/214/33/13797)}
6. lemongrab: web form validation plugin ^{(31/239/39/13956)}
7. About the use of $ .Deferred in work with asynchronous tasks ^{(26/242/5/11539)}
8. Example of jQuery UI + PHP and GD. Drawing applications on the image ^{(20/209/13/12272)}
9. jQuery for mobile devices, all ^pros and cons ^{(20/187/20/16906)}
10. Statistics of using javascript libraries and CDN ^{(45/79/41/14988)}
11. Firewall Developer Tools added support for jQuery events ^{(48/72/17/14244)}
12. Custom events in action ^{(20/145/6/8379)}

Database Administration
1. Investigate databases using T-SQL ^{(23/410/11/16873)}
2. 10 ways to backup in PostgreSQL ^{(37/354/17/14882)}
3. Stored functions. Pros and cons ^{(54/214/191/42105)}

Continuation

4. PgTune - performance tuning PostgreSQL for a given hardware configuration (online version) ^{(49/177/31/13312)}
5. Introduction to PostgreSQL BDR ^{(30/174/6/11153)}
6. Statistics of SQL Server expectations or please tell me where it hurts ^{(22/189/10/14887)}
7. PostgreSQL 9.4 What's New? ^{(48/107/15/18261)}
8. Hello MongoDB (open remote access) ^{(34/128/28/14377)}
9. 8 years in the Indian police did not respond to complaints because they lost the password from the database ^{(63/13/31/56521)}
10. How to force the process to use the new DNS server address from the updated resolv.conf without restarting the process itself ^{(34/87/18/8141)}
11. Huge Pages in PostgreSQL ^{(25/79/14/6077)}
12. Replication slots in PostgreSQL ^{(20/90/12/4291)}
13. How I got a medal for the code ^{(28/66/18/25288)}

Algorithms
1. Automatic optimization of algorithms with the help of fast exponentiation of matrices to a power ^{(210/661/43/52439)}
2. Lightning ^{(95/507/22/31037)}
3. The secret of the ancient game of go. Why has the computer still not beat the man? ^{(151/242/231/128025)}

Continuation

4. In one pass ^{(71/481/53/36708)}
5. Flexible muscular movement for bipedal creatures ^{(163/241/56/38966)}
6. Shader for the beetle ^{(157/270/21/42760)}
7. Manual for solving typed problems in Microsoft Excel ^{(39/566/14/36972)}
8. Translation of the interactive textbook "Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures" ^{(48/520/19/20403)}
9. Persuasion Architecture, 7 User-Manipulation Mechanisms ^{(29/541/30/37135)}
10. Algorithms for searching paths in JavaScript ^{(29/484/14/15847)}
11. Speech recognition for teapots ^{(51/419/20/27873)}
12. Algorithms of sorting in the form of step-by-step animation ^{(23/484/19/31255)}
13. Does Mail.ru have anti-spam magic algorithms? ^{(134/103/89/57708)}
14. Turing test passed (at children's level of complexity) ^{(101/99/246/159265)}
15. Such a Different Blur ^{(80/264/16/29869)}

Wireless technology
1. Wi-Fi networks: penetration and protection. 2) Kali. Hiding SSID. MAC filtering. WPS ^{(165/2371/39/222966)}
2. Operation of the conceptual flaws of wireless networks ^{(64/568/85/58021)}
3. Experience creating a home Wi-Fi router. Overview ^{(53/471/91/76283)}

Continuation

4. Door lock. RFID ^{(42/466/87/45700)}
5. How to hear electromagnetic waves ^{(119/222/77/40164)}
6. WiFi Pineapple Mark V: black box for wireless interception ^{(36/425/28/36681)}
7. Smart home control panel. iPhone in the wall ^{(47/379/54/31913)}
8. Control any AV technology from your phone. Infrared transceiver for JACK 3.5 ^{(48/296/43/40881)}
9. Optimization of a wireless connection or iwconfig can do everything ⁽ 21/306/15/25886 ⁾
10. Detection of the included TV using a photodiode ^{(32/192/90/27936)}
11. What to do with a dusty GPU, if you are a pentester. Part 1: Legacy ATI / AMD RADEON ^{(26/225/12/21567)}
12. Worldwide database of passwords for Wi-Fi networks on your mobile phone ^{(45/146/72/97625)}
13. Conversion of wireless USB Wi-Fi TP-LINK TL-WN722N adapter to Philips PTA01 adapter for Philips 55PFL7606H TV and others ^{(45/144/14/28939)}
14. A number of regional providers block their public Wi-Fi points. Access only by your login ^{(64/34/119/37243)}
15. We master the CC430 - microcontrollers with a radio module: do-it-yourself photo finish ^{(36/155/7/12910)}

Web analytics
1. 1% of all RuNet sites keep their memcached open to the world. Some statistics ^{(181/162/116/66741)}
2. Neuroplasticity - 8 changes in man, formed under the influence of technology ^{(70/225/96/72972)}
3. Comprehensive analytics of an Internet project using Google Analytics and Google Docs ^{(28/256/9/13471)}

Continuation

4. Who is subscribed to Habrahabr? ^{(77/78/50/43166)}
5. A / B test is easy ^{(20/181/12/16212)}
6. Piracy is the engine of progress. Scientific research in the field of uncontrolled copying ^{(54/76/11/23362)}
7. Sourcebuster JS: module for determining the sources of site visitors in JavaScript ^{(21/135/5/6922)}
8. Calculation of statistics of downloads in Google Analytics ^{(29/110/10/5534)}
9. What experiments Facebook puts on its users ^{(46/44/50/31745)}
10. How I “twisted” behavioral factors ^{(28/77/39/19589)}
11. Module for determining the sources of site visitors for Ruby on Rails ^{(26/90/13/6911)}
12. Passive fingerprinting to detect synthetic traffic ^{(21/86/43/15536)}
13. Simple statistics collection using Counter ^{(20/97/14/5903)}
14. Mobile client for Yandex-Metrics ^{(37/46/25/7522)}
15. WebGL Experiment + Google Analytics + Leap Motion ^{(20/73/6/8959)}

Web development
1. 30 useful services for a web developer ^{(132/2527/48/108965)}
2. Web Security Summary ^{(88/1134/162/52023)}
3. 9 basic principles of responsive web design ^{(55/955/17/49800)}

Continuation

4. How to create a theme for WordPress ^{(42/822/28/61198)}
5. Images in the layout. Stop tolerating it ^{(68/692/125/71689)}
6. web- ( ) ^{(31 / 598 / 60 / 42297)}
7. spritz ^{(60 / 404 / 71 / 98502)}
8. : ^{(56 / 367 / 79 / 34765)}
9. php , ^{(51 / 352 / 35 / 21433)}
10. Git Sublime Text ^{(39 / 351 / 42 / 24834)}
11. CSRF- ^{(31 / 309 / 93 / 23583)}
12. -, ^{(98 / 121 / 87 / 38362)}
13. GitHub ^{(70 / 184 / 64 / 26865)}
14. : . 2 ^{(24 / 318 / 10 / 29146)}
15. , web- ( ) ^{(36 / 261 / 57 / 38998)}

Data visualization
1. Harmonic oscillations ^{(106/488/48/52455)}
2. Distribution of scientific software. Free ^{(145/262/36/57832)}
3. Search for the best sequence to view a list of 250 best movies using the Wolfram Language (Mathematica) ^{(86/349/36/44474)}

Continuation

4. : ^{(133 / 182 / 33 / 60045)}
5. ^{(75 / 221 / 22 / 26915)}
6. The Human Brain Project: – ^{(61 / 244 / 41 / 38150)}
7. ^{(79 / 152 / 89 / 52796)}
8. [] ^{(36 / 267 / 20 / 25825)}
9. ^{(35 / 260 / 8 / 20924)}
10. BlackHole.js leaflet.js ^{(34 / 217 / 4 / 14697)}
11. - : Illustris (+ ) ^{(38 / 180 / 40 / 40683)}
12. ^{(38 / 191 / 15 / 14480)}
13. Shodan ^{(47 / 138 / 55 / 53828)}
14. ^{(62 / 109 / 20 / 35038)}
15. Wolfram Language ( Mathematica 10) ^{(43 / 143 / 42 / 27914)}

Virtualization
1. Two or more workplaces on one computer - free solution ^{(59/587/53/56317)}
2. Qubes 2 operating system based on Xen hypervisor ^{(70/331/74/45147)}
3. Creation of reliable iSCSI storage on Linux Part 1 ^{(38/344/10/20908)}

Continuation

4. VMWare Zalman VE-300 ^{(37 / 233 / 62 / 36091)}
5. Assembler 30 Excel ^{(66 / 172 / 26 / 56780)}
6. Hetzner ^{(24 / 240 / 64 / 14150)}
7. PuPHPet ^{(30 / 248 / 18 / 15151)}
8. iSCSI- Linux, 2 ^{(37 / 207 / 21 / 10396)}
9. IBM OS/2 1.0 : ^{(85 / 74 / 41 / 32067)}
10. VMWare vSphere ^{(27 / 214 / 18 / 20823)}
11. Docker: ^{(36 / 172 / 14 / 12812)}
12. Docker ^{(41 / 132 / 18 / 10446)}
13. OpenVZ ^{(24 / 148 / 9 / 19749)}
14. KVM VFIO ^{(21 / 144 / 28 / 11384)}
15. SATA- ^{(39 / 62 / 19 / 33848)}

Viruses and antiviruses
1. Spy gadgets from the NSA ^{(246/907/221/300195)}
2. DNS server substitution. Be careful ^{(149/213/140/125504)}
3. Cuckoo is an in-house automated malware analysis laboratory ^{(54/425/26/18830)}

Continuation

4. SMS- Android « :) …» ^{(102 / 187 / 89 / 109858)}
5. ^{(49 / 288 / 95 / 47296)}
6. ^{(101 / 69 / 271 / 100533)}
7. Tribute to HIEW ^{(83 / 138 / 23 / 19449)}
8. highscreen, ^{(77 / 124 / 54 / 89368)}
9. ? ^{(27 / 238 / 34 / 19961)}
10. ^{(88 / 22 / 109 / 50916)}
11. Microsoft Security Essentials Windows XP 8 2014 ^{(35 / 184 / 29 / 67983)}
12. : ^{(71 / 59 / 38 / 47824)}
13. Dr.Web ^{(32 / 10 / 227 / 33140)}
14. Shit ^{(32 / 43 / 150 / 32995)}
15. Userland-RootKit Azazel ^{(30 / 95 / 13 / 8409)}

Geoinformation services
1. Lightning catcher ^{(417/387/165/106896)}
2. Lightning hunters. Unusual experiments with a thunderstorm ^{(224/489/190/109735)}
3. How to create a legend ^{(93/198/20/24298)}

Continuation

4. OSRM ^{(42 / 251 / 18 / 13972)}
5. , — ^{(61 / 146 / 103 / 43202)}
6. 1 - ^{(33 / 185 / 31 / 14689)}
7. OSM ( 1) ^{(46 / 149 / 22 / 12869)}
8. iBeacon ^{(37 / 155 / 13 / 15330)}
9. ^{(60 / 77 / 53 / 34284)}
10. Google Earth : HD-c ^{(51 / 62 / 73 / 53397)}
11. - ^{(31 / 140 / 10 / 11249)}
12. Minecraft 1:1 ^{(41 / 62 / 86 / 71959)}
13. Google Night Walk: . ^{(41 / 80 / 24 / 27980)}
14. Google Web Mercator: ^{(40 / 74 / 14 / 9840)}
15. OSM Java ^{(21 / 114 / 15 / 8131)}

IT Infrastructure
1. ATM. Some features ^{(536/598/364/178693)}
2. Card games ^{(278/498/429/128181)}
3. A couple of useful commands that can be useful with DDoS and more ^{(97/1062/21/35533)}

Continuation

4. ^{(89 / 920 / 105 / 130119)}
5. Linux ^{(144 / 574 / 90 / 83781)}
6. Github ^{(154 / 66 / 555 / 138254)}
7. - ^{(39 / 363 / 81 / 31847)}
8. . ^{(103 / 197 / 66 / 52672)}
9. BitTorrent Sync ^{(70 / 245 / 80 / 36483)}
10. : 65 ^{(100 / 86 / 53 / 53478)}
11. ^{(97 / 33 / 54 / 33097)}
12. ^{(40 / 46 / 308 / 58191)}
13. . ^{(55 / 129 / 57 / 22470)}
14. : , ^{(73 / 54 / 107 / 32187)}
15. ^{(56 / 68 / 111 / 16957)}

Interfaces
1. Why is the mouse cursor tilted at 45 °? ^{(441/234/113/185644)}
2. Design notes for developers ^{(80/1112/31/47819)}
3. Pop-up tags in forms on pure CSS ^{(89/899/12/33741)}

Continuation

4. Google Chrome — ^{(96 / 824 / 73 / 45332)}
5. Ratchet 2.0 — HTML5- iOS, Android ^{(80 / 885 / 19 / 49941)}
6. ^{(48 / 618 / 9 / 35550)}
7. ^{(44 / 473 / 90 / 52777)}
8. , ^{(91 / 372 / 28 / 58649)}
9. cool-old-term — ^{(116 / 234 / 42 / 36731)}
10. Ant-keyboard. 1 — ^{(102 / 206 / 122 / 48004)}
11. ^{(45 / 378 / 22 / 26498)}
12. Ant-keyboard. 2 — ^{(98 / 165 / 163 / 45613)}
13. - ( 404- ) ^{(29 / 332 / 19 / 27502)}
14. : ^{(76 / 153 / 135 / 47686)}
15. Elementary OS. Applications ^{(69 / 168 / 121 / 57695)}

Information Security
1. How disgracefully I deactivate a botnet ^{(356/643/140/138804)}
2. Cash transitions and personalization ^{(238/709/229/75933)}
3. The ban on storing data from Russians on foreign servers: what will happen after September 1, 2016 ? ^{(182/375/1008/225083)}

Continuation

4. 1000000 ^{(234 / 200 / 550 / 512066)}
5. ^{(244 / 412 / 53 / 108811)}
6. : « » ^{(229 / 432 / 81 / 92320)}
7. Gamma International ^{(105 / 731 / 28 / 59212)}
8. ^{(99 / 567 / 331 / 63585)}
9. TrueCrypt BitLocker ^{(155 / 289 / 320 / 159021)}
10. , ? ^{(126 / 254 / 514 / 127570)}
11. Gmail Skype . email IM ^{(174 / 139 / 447 / 73298)}
12. , Lavabit ^{(222 / 109 / 248 / 76398)}
13. « » ^{(187 / 205 / 126 / 110509)}
14. 70 000 ^{(211 / 50 / 260 / 112961)}
15. , ^{(180 / 189 / 130 / 73638)}

Research and forecasts in IT
1. “Levada”: only 5% of citizens of the Russian Federation consider limiting information on the Internet unacceptable. Our alternative survey ^{(103/40/616/60449)}
2. Edward Snowden at TED: How do we get the Internet back (voice acting) ^{(132/188/144/87992)}
3. Why do companies refuse the best employees? ^{(110/230/95/82992)}

Continuation

4. 2014 : 1964 ^{(127 / 141 / 167 / 153549)}
5. 13 ^{(85 / 304 / 32 / 50048)}
6. IT? ^{(60 / 234 / 60 / 54802)}
7. , ? ^{(30 / 187 / 270 / 33298)}
8. ^{(87 / 71 / 167 / 47053)}
9. . « » ^{(39 / 211 / 51 / 40591)}
10. . « » ^{(102 / 51 / 47 / 10099)}
11. Google 64 ^{(74 / 97 / 93 / 69284)}
12. 2015 ? ^{(62 / 107 / 85 / 21616)}
13. ^{(68 / 115 / 30 / 30520)}
14. 20 ^{(23 / 177 / 119 / 119925)}
15. , ^{(56 / 126 / 16 / 37941)}

Compilers
1. JPHP - New php engine for Java VM + JIT ^{(180/190/106/30223)}
2. What is so difficult about handling C ++ exceptions? ^{(89/337/38/37572)}
3. Uncertain behavior and Fermat's theorem ^{(101/159/125/30458)}

Continuation

4. JPHP — . ^{(105 / 156 / 44 / 23385)}
5. 50 ! ^{(77 / 59 / 122 / 20716)}
6. .NET/Mono Java? ! ^{(68 / 102 / 36 / 15918)}
7. GOTO BASIC ^{(69 / 83 / 28 / 19836)}
8. : Web IDE ^{(53 / 108 / 18 / 11074)}
9. GCC 4.9.0 «» ^{(61 / 40 / 22 / 21272)}
10. TeaVM — Java ^{(33 / 79 / 53 / 10346)}
11. : GCC 4.9.0 « » ^{(41 / 60 / 49 / 66527)}
12. Sweet.js: JavaScript ^{(22 / 91 / 27 / 6921)}

Cryptography
1. SSL certificates: everyone, everyone, and let no one leave offended ^{(110/549/78/50727)}
2. Consequences of OpenSSL HeartBleed ^{(187/157/194/134451)}
3. Critical vulnerability in OpenSSL 1.0.1 and 1.0.2-beta ^{(165/130/260/132175)}

Continuation

4. , «» TOR ^{(170 / 125 / 222 / 134336)}
5. 7 , Tor ^{(81 / 382 / 136 / 97703)}
6. Cicada 3301: ? ^{(134 / 288 / 50 / 85167)}
7. ProtonMail ^{(115 / 300 / 116 / 64306)}
8. ^{(22 / 463 / 42 / 88339)}
9. IBM ^{(85 / 140 / 184 / 104598)}
10. ^{(104 / 119 / 89 / 81052)}
11. ^{(63 / 261 / 9 / 27536)}
12. ^{(62 / 236 / 14 / 24345)}
13. Twister: , P2P Twitter'a ^{(69 / 163 / 84 / 31021)}
14. ^{(52 / 187 / 115 / 21163)}
15. ^{(81 / 110 / 88 / 68890)}

Maths
1. How to lie with the help of statistics ^{(306/1012/72/142536)}
2. Dad, why can't you divide by zero? ^{(122/1026/260/150702)}
3. How Minkowski played in Flappy Bird ^{(350/435/32/101370)}

Continuation

4. 3D ^{(97 / 774 / 44 / 56300)}
5. . ^{(128 / 604 / 36 / 71111)}
6. - ^{(80 / 580 / 59 / 54715)}
7. « – »: ^{(72 / 532 / 18 / 44099)}
8. ^{(134 / 354 / 49 / 53821)}
9. ^{(86 / 459 / 38 / 50616)}
10. Orthogonal — ^{(110 / 353 / 55 / 19305)}
11. , ^{(80 / 444 / 19 / 38108)}
12. . ^{(87 / 379 / 64 / 61890)}
13. ^{(104 / 330 / 40 / 47805)}
14. , ?!!1 ^{(93 / 335 / 48 / 50685)}
15. ^{(55 / 360 / 179 / 43927)}

Configuring Linux
1. Turning GIMP into a convenient editor ^{(197/1444/125/79956)}
2. Optimizing Linux for the desktop and games ^{(66/1051/294/74356)}
3. Cubietruck. Cozy, home server ^{(59/606/86/91615)}

Continuation

4. RedHat ^{(191 / 84 / 391 / 71339)}
5. Android-x86 4.4: Android ^{(52 / 443 / 65 / 102432)}
6. Dual boot ArchLinux Windows 8 UEFI GRUB c rEFInd ^{(41 / 456 / 39 / 41865)}
7. - LiveTV XBMC, Linux ^{(27 / 477 / 55 / 51626)}
8. ^{(146 / 92 / 191 / 96449)}
9. «» ^{(89 / 139 / 135 / 36545)}
10. Grub 2 + VHD: Windows 7 Ultimate ^{(26 / 278 / 29 / 21755)}
11. Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (Trusty Tahr) ! ^{(83 / 50 / 184 / 127863)}
12. US Robotics Pilot 5000 — . , , ^{(93 / 84 / 33 / 31614)}
13. Debian ^{(26 / 257 / 19 / 14187)}
14. Surface Pro 3 Linux ^{(58 / 146 / 59 / 32704)}
15. ^{(89 / 57 / 29 / 33980)}

Abnormal programming
1. 200 milliseconds of freedom ^{(116/615/502/147636)}
2. Computer from 10,000 domino bones ^{(93/77/45/37082)}
3. Unity of form and content ^{(72/58/35/41741)}

Continuation

4. Fucky new year! ^{(61 / 68 / 22 / 31912)}
5. ^{(29 / 78 / 80 / 42857)}
6. ^{(22 / 107 / 42 / 37081)}
7. - 200 : 65535 ^{(39 / 38 / 44 / 54869)}
8. . ^{(25 / 76 / 30 / 20077)}
9. CubeStormer 3 « » 3 ^{(36 / 50 / 20 / 36863)}
10. ^{(22 / 73 / 43 / 18202)}
11. x86- EFI Byte Code ^{(23 / 34 / 13 / 4241)}
12. , , : Bit-52's ^{(23 / 30 / 13 / 16532)}

Cloud computing
1. Overview of free services for web development ^{(115/1765/118/88109)}
2. As one prosecution, Microsoft destroyed customers' belief in the integrity of their data in the "cloud" services ^{(113/51/78/66887)}
3. Old trick - always works? ^{(70/143/38/35467)}

Continuation

4. Google Drive ^{(72 / 57 / 137 / 36132)}
5. . 2.0 ^{(51 / 141 / 57 / 20609)}
6. ^{(25 / 171 / 77 / 24439)}
7. ^{(44 / 143 / 29 / 9860)}
8. . ^{(43 / 55 / 104 / 32171)}
9. , , Dropbox ^{(59 / 13 / 58 / 40425)}
10. Dropbox : 1TB — $9.99/, $99/ ^{(38 / 44 / 63 / 26052)}
11. Intel () ^{(31 / 57 / 61 / 27478)}
12. Mail.ru ^{(23 / 43 / 35 / 49047)}
13. TechPeaks: ^{(25 / 47 / 15 / 8079)}
14. DigitalOcean CoreOS ^{(22 / 51 / 15 / 13891)}
15. Koding ^{(20 / 27 / 14 / 8902)}

1. ^{(128 / 764 / 51 / 71890)}
2. : ^{(164 / 517 / 39 / 150024)}
3. ^{(175 / 443 / 38 / 67132)}

Continuation

4. ^{(93 / 543 / 77 / 46596)}
5. ^{(114 / 482 / 26 / 30544)}
6. Gist: whiteboardCleaner ^{(107 / 452 / 42 / 25334)}
7. : ^{(87 / 455 / 68 / 39813)}
8. “ ” Wolfram Language (Mathematica) ^{(103 / 415 / 36 / 51415)}
9. Signed Distance Field ^{(111 / 382 / 61 / 34753)}
10. ^{(164 / 171 / 43 / 60855)}
11. . CIE XYZ ^{(82 / 367 / 40 / 37905)}
12. , , deep learning ^{(95 / 304 / 48 / 28611)}
13. IT : , , = ^{(101 / 259 / 32 / 35014)}
14. NameTag «» ^{(79 / 150 / 288 / 99607)}
15. The Human Brain Project: , ? ^{(78 / 263 / 48 / 46593)}

Debugging
1. ^{(154 / 639 / 61 / 164848)}
2. ^{(90 / 462 / 77 / 64991)}
3. TCP: ? ^{(98 / 176 / 77 / 52372)}

Continuation

4. , «» ^{(124 / 112 / 42 / 44012)}
5. . 2 ^{(59 / 272 / 38 / 57854)}
6. DDMS ^{(34 / 309 / 6 / 9809)}
7. hex- 010 Editor — I ^{(48 / 256 / 17 / 16987)}
8. [PHP] ^{(27 / 305 / 7 / 11647)}
9. 2-wire JTAG ^{(50 / 209 / 4 / 11954)}
10. , ^{(61 / 152 / 51 / 22304)}
11. , , « » ^{(68 / 107 / 13 / 28719)}
12. Linux GDB ^{(34 / 184 / 6 / 8857)}
13. NullPointerException ^{(21 / 188 / 36 / 30584)}
14. Mozilla ^{(48 / 86 / 7 / 9001)}
15. Easylogging++ ^{(23 / 126 / 22 / 8623)}

1. - ? II: memory ordering ^{(84 / 551 / 42 / 46222)}
2. : ^{(77 / 335 / 34 / 31672)}
3. GIL Python ^{(71 / 195 / 47 / 15300)}

Continuation

4. Lock-free . ^{(51 / 202 / 11 / 13702)}
5. ^{(42 / 198 / 9 / 14511)}
6. ^{(21 / 226 / 18 / 26498)}
7. ++11 ^{(32 / 156 / 21 / 14095)}
8. Python event-driven ^{(21 / 185 / 17 / 9518)}
9. N ^{(32 / 147 / 18 / 15871)}
10. . Paxos ^{(27 / 119 / 7 / 7224)}
11. java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture ^{(22 / 124 / 13 / 8663)}
12. ^{(43 / 47 / 26 / 37028)}
13. ^{(34 / 67 / 25 / 15546)}
14. AsyncCollections: ^{(25 / 90 / 18 / 8249)}
15. GPU ^{(23 / 91 / 23 / 14553)}

Payment systems
1. PIN- — i ^{(128 / 545 / 255 / 108792)}
2. ^{(95 / 429 / 104 / 53341)}
3. « » Bitcoin ^{(152 / 61 / 474 / 100163)}

Continuation

4. , Bitcoin ^{(162 / 93 / 324 / 91948)}
5. ? ^{(121 / 164 / 377 / 68370)}
6. "«»" ^{(146 / 113 / 180 / 47235)}
7. ^{(122 / 73 / 360 / 46502)}
8. Bitcoin ^{(102 / 58 / 419 / 68319)}
9. RBK Money. UPDATE ^{(136 / 83 / 196 / 68697)}
10. ^{(67 / 135 / 269 / 78243)}
11. - ^{(108 / 50 / 210 / 57201)}
12. . 1 ^{(47 / 283 / 11 / 25931)}
13. ^{(75 / 130 / 100 / 53862)}
14. ^{(79 / 27 / 273 / 44691)}
15. — ^{(55 / 175 / 62 / 19815)}

Search engines and technology
1. Yacy - distributed uncensored search engine: three years later ^{(98/235/141/69274)}
2. New version of DuckDuckGo ^{(91/149/57/57406)}
3. Interception of FBI conversations using Google Maps ^{(109 / 67/68/117302)}

Continuation

4. Google HTTPS ^{(67 / 140 / 69 / 26839)}
5. Android L, Nexus 5, Google Search -- ^{(53 / 126 / 89 / 82201)}
6. ^{(42 / 40 / 237 / 85851)}
7. ^{(41 / 37 / 224 / 74823)}
8. 10% ^{(60 / 31 / 117 / 71138)}
9. : , ^{(58 / 53 / 63 / 43750)}
10. - Google Hotmail ^{(56 / 25 / 57 / 58603)}
11. «» « » ^{(38 / 43 / 66 / 51425)}
12. Google , ^{(37 / 20 / 48 / 16309)}
13. « » ^{(33 / 19 / 25 / 7456)}
14. Google : ^{(22 / 15 / 37 / 10102)}
15. Google ^{(21 / 20 / 7 / 6343)}

Programming
1. 15 obscure Linux commands ^{(215/1986/221/128452)}
2. How to feed a programmer's brain ... or feed your brain ^{(113/1683/136/117712)}
3. Interview for a JavaScript developer position ^{(104/1584/313/92052 )}

Continuation

4. JavaScript: ^{(44 / 1548 / 13 / 115688)}
5. ^{(364 / 573 / 126 / 142015)}
6. . 1. ^{(44 / 1252 / 23 / 180673)}
7. : , ^{(228 / 491 / 130 / 83004)}
8. 10 - ^{(97 / 731 / 122 / 87407)}
9. VBA ^{(256 / 303 / 153 / 113979)}
10. , ^{(162 / 463 / 184 / 109967)}
11. ^{(130 / 489 / 149 / 90808)}
12. ^{(135 / 320 / 149 / 82558)}
13. JavaScript ^{(52 / 553 / 29 / 33402)}
14. Sublime Text ^{(35 / 570 / 52 / 45973)}
15. Input — ^{(63 / 439 / 140 / 73039)}

Microcontroller Programming
1. «» ^{(202 / 1070 / 107 / 127933)}
2. « » ^{(202 / 961 / 95 / 103597)}
3. ^{(83 / 862 / 77 / 84464)}

Continuation

4. . 1 — Hardware ^{(78 / 832 / 116 / 81549)}
5. 1500 ^{(268 / 353 / 121 / 98594)}
6. « » — ^{(91 / 784 / 86 / 56497)}
7. ^{(161 / 455 / 162 / 93190)}
8. Arduino 1$ ^{(71 / 576 / 126 / 80190)}
9. ^{(187 / 315 / 68 / 73169)}
10. STM32 USB-HID — ^{(99 / 520 / 94 / 64149)}
11. AES-128 EAX AVR Assembler 1024 ^{(150 / 398 / 75 / 55514)}
12. , 1 ^{(81 / 539 / 134 / 52669)}
13. . ? ^{(170 / 330 / 51 / 86064)}
14. ^{(85 / 427 / 126 / 78642)}
15. ^{(193 / 155 / 121 / 63604)}

1. ^{(166 / 2034 / 59 / 147440)}
2. API: ^{(132 / 907 / 97 / 45272)}
3. « JavaScript-» ^{(96 / 431 / 23 / 21695)}

Continuation

4. « JavaScript-» ^{(73 / 398 / 23 / 19699)}
5. ^{(60 / 422 / 26 / 34454)}
6. js ^{(24 / 385 / 41 / 31210)}
7. cppcheck ^{(70 / 143 / 27 / 16576)}
8. Inversion of Control: PHP ^{(24 / 220 / 31 / 14682)}
9. Dependency Injection. JavaScript ^{(25 / 183 / 12 / 15750)}
10. ? ! ^{(30 / 101 / 54 / 22475)}
11. RabbitMQ — ^{(20 / 131 / 25 / 10227)}
12. «, C#» ^{(23 / 105 / 14 / 17040)}
13. Fail Fast! : ^{(27 / 64 / 67 / 13388)}
14. Java 9 ^{(32 / 64 / 37 / 20357)}

3D-
1. «» . «» — ^{(211 / 332 / 138 / 107249)}
2. - 3ds max ^{(185 / 265 / 61 / 52283)}
3. 3D- Diablo 2 ^{(184 / 255 / 32 / 89909)}

Continuation

4. 12 Disney ^{(66 / 370 / 79 / 56933)}
5. Azarkant: , ^{(107 / 231 / 64 / 81190)}
6. 3D ^{(84 / 253 / 58 / 83665)}
7. blender ? ^{(64 / 309 / 22 / 37468)}
8. 3D Futurama ^{(113 / 140 / 48 / 68726)}
9. «» ^{(94 / 148 / 27 / 46769)}
10. «» 55 000 ^{(68 / 141 / 132 / 98722)}
11. - 3ds max ^{(70 / 103 / 71 / 30549)}
12. : , ^{(63 / 115 / 58 / 17514)}
13. VLC ^{(73 / 94 / 13 / 27554)}
14. Blender ^{(33 / 87 / 124 / 26120)}
15. PyOpenGL ^{(28 / 156 / 2 / 9066)}

1. Linux : - ( ) ^{(72 / 372 / 60 / 25498)}
2. IP- WebRTC ^{(46 / 419 / 15 / 37383)}
3. VGA- — ^{(60 / 120 / 49 / 36001)}

Continuation

4. c 3D- ^{(52 / 117 / 10 / 12899)}
5. VP9 Google ^{(65 / 41 / 78 / 48533)}
6. Internet Archive 40 000 VHS Betamax ^{(69 / 29 / 45 / 25351)}
7. BitTorrent peer-to-peer ^{(50 / 79 / 37 / 19258)}
8. YouTube 80 000 ^{(49 / 73 / 51 / 87545)}
9. usb Linux. 2 ^{(22 / 152 / 7 / 9379)}
10. ^{(65 / 17 / 37 / 23198)}
11. Amazon Twitch $970 ^{(24 / 23 / 25 / 15243)}

Working with sound
1. GPS- Youtube ^{(296 / 225 / 96 / 134401)}
2. ^{(201 / 291 / 121 / 57553)}
3. : . ^{(102 / 354 / 24 / 52818)}

Continuation

4. VLC Player Dell ^{(154 / 36 / 242 / 106226)}
5. vs. : ? ^{(93 / 167 / 226 / 43391)}
6. Windows Linux ^{(95 / 135 / 146 / 67047)}
7. ^{(62 / 216 / 37 / 26275)}
8. ^{(49 / 215 / 27 / 20741)}
9. : ^{(81 / 96 / 46 / 33881)}
10. PulseAudio ^{(37 / 212 / 34 / 15885)}
11. FullHD ^{(55 / 150 / 23 / 22700)}
12. ^{(58 / 138 / 30 / 26398)}
13. AY-3-8910 ( Yamaha YM2149F) ZX Spectrum PC LPT- ^{(70 / 99 / 42 / 23206)}
14. ^{(57 / 95 / 86 / 41233)}
15. , 1 ^{(23 / 215 / 5 / 20904)}

1. ^{(385 / 1022 / 387 / 261018)}
2. ^{(97 / 398 / 67 / 52415)}
3. ^{(161 / 140 / 98 / 50968)}

Continuation

4. GSM ^{(74 / 235 / 52 / 40507)}
5. TCP/IP ^{(60 / 240 / 99 / 42498)}
6. RTL-SDR, ^{(49 / 252 / 47 / 31396)}
7. — ^{(117 / 85 / 26 / 37764)}
8. ^{(64 / 183 / 51 / 54219)}
9. -229 — ^{(80 / 115 / 62 / 73186)}
10. DVB-S2 ^{(38 / 188 / 49 / 17235)}
11. / 1903 : «» ^{(61 / 139 / 20 / 32916)}
12. … ^{(55 / 109 / 32 / 24779)}
13. Google Loon 22 ^{(69 / 39 / 74 / 44970)}
14. ^{(35 / 136 / 41 / 14102)}
15. ^{(21 / 154 / 12 / 9211)}

Development
1. Sublime Text ^{(112 / 1814 / 98 / 86298)}
2. : ^{(170 / 846 / 56 / 99578)}
3. DevDocs: , ^{(146 / 799 / 31 / 46640)}

Continuation

4. ^{(39 / 939 / 244 / 109956)}
5. , , ^{(156 / 456 / 165 / 49591)}
6. « » ^{(167 / 311 / 324 / 56058)}
7. ^{(107 / 521 / 52 / 61701)}
8. X? 1 ^{(74 / 464 / 100 / 43305)}
9. «»? ^{(36 / 522 / 27 / 34688)}
10. Light Table ^{(99 / 270 / 101 / 47220)}
11. - Java 8 ^{(42 / 415 / 24 / 39137)}
12. «» ^{(114 / 203 / 51 / 48209)}
13. . , ^{(32 / 295 / 175 / 44804)}
14. , 54 ^{(116 / 134 / 67 / 116008)}
15. , , IT … ^{(73 / 243 / 46 / 36320)}

Android
1. ^{(179 / 1386 / 70 / 87252)}
2. Android ^{(24 / 978 / 60 / 46082)}
3. , HelloWorld Android ^{(86 / 780 / 37 / 48323)}

Continuation

4. Android ^{(55 / 769 / 82 / 40366)}
5. Android- ^{(58 / 541 / 57 / 62781)}
6. , - ^{(167 / 231 / 111 / 97858)}
7. 7 ^{(41 / 566 / 53 / 40770)}
8. Google Android ^{(29 / 542 / 6 / 41345)}
9. Google Play ^{(81 / 353 / 103 / 64419)}
10. [ libGDX ] Android. 1 ^{(32 / 466 / 20 / 32429)}
11. Android Studio NDK Windows ^{(37 / 427 / 17 / 55910)}
12. Navigation Drawer , Google ^{(37 / 407 / 24 / 19874)}
13. Android Github ^{(41 / 387 / 7 / 14113)}
14. — ^{(99 / 206 / 43 / 51432)}
15. , Android-? Android- ^{(25 / 372 / 33 / 80656)}

iOS
1. App Store ^{(106 / 386 / 50 / 36277)}
2. iToilet. ^{(127 / 187 / 136 / 102860)}
3. Apple , , ^{(96 / 110 / 48 / 63888)}

Continuation

4. AppStore 2-3 ? ^{(24 / 274 / 34 / 16786)}
5. Javascript MVC Framework7, RequireJS Handlebars ^{(23 / 257 / 25 / 11825)}
6. Xcode ^{(33 / 216 / 19 / 16242)}
7. iOS ^{(29 / 206 / 6 / 10674)}
8. , «Yo», 1 -10 App Store ^{(61 / 55 / 100 / 58244)}
9. Google Street View ^{(44 / 133 / 13 / 14932)}
10. Quick Look plugin OS X ^{(44 / 133 / 11 / 6569)}
11. Pythonista. Python iOS ^{(25 / 175 / 16 / 13044)}
12. iOS, ^{(32 / 160 / 4 / 7165)}
13. Auto Layout UIScrollView. ? ^{(22 / 163 / 21 / 12383)}
14. « » Apple ^{(32 / 124 / 6 / 13871)}
15. Pangu iOS 8.1 Cydia ^{(26 / 89 / 46 / 45138)}

1. 21- ^{(102 / 554 / 98 / 66146)}
2. CSS Shapes Chrome ^{(55 / 466 / 17 / 20870)}
3. Octotree: Github ^{(96 / 176 / 18 / 16009)}

Continuation

4. AliExpress ^{(64 / 209 / 30 / 57686)}
5. WebStore ^{(31 / 240 / 36 / 59481)}
6. Transmission Chromium ^{(68 / 134 / 53 / 20795)}
7. — User-Agent ^{(26 / 192 / 39 / 23680)}
8. ^{(37 / 152 / 38 / 17915)}
9. Search Preview — Chrome ^{(24 / 61 / 21 / 11749)}
10. ^{(20 / 58 / 0 / 5231)}
11. Google Chrome Windows Chrome Web Store ^{(24 / 22 / 43 / 18252)}

-
1. RT5350 ^{(169 / 348 / 30 / 89645)}
2. , ^{(167 / 139 / 71 / 82172)}
3. Linux Botnet «BillGates» ^{(140 / 196 / 72 / 76921)}

Continuation

4. Reverse- Caesar III ( 2, ) ^{(108 / 220 / 55 / 33637)}
5. VDO A4 A8 ^{(106 / 132 / 59 / 52131)}
6. Whitelist bios Lenovo X230 ^{(72 / 191 / 44 / 28012)}
7. BillGates? ^{(88 / 84 / 19 / 44801)}
8. . - ^{(38 / 184 / 14 / 19553)}
9. , , EncryptedPasswd ^{(61 / 85 / 40 / 27806)}
10. fprintf Linksys WRT120N ^{(65 / 88 / 12 / 9774)}
11. HTTP/HTTPS iOS ^{(22 / 188 / 17 / 17217)}
12. D-Link DSP-W215 Smart Plug ^{(66 / 79 / 14 / 24124)}
13. () DirCrypt ^{(39 / 115 / 16 / 24895)}
14. Linksys WRT120N ^{(51 / 75 / 13 / 14295)}
15. Steam Files. 1 — GCF/NCF ^{(39 / 90 / 31 / 14289)}

Backup
1. backup Google . Owncloud ^{(96 / 829 / 165 / 70575)}
2. HDD ? Backblaze 27134 4 ^{(130 / 484 / 144 / 154950)}
3. GNU/Linux: , ^{(40 / 557 / 57 / 31230)}

Continuation

4. ^{(39 / 393 / 21 / 35367)}
5. Windows Linux ^{(28 / 392 / 40 / 19548)}
6. Backblaze HDD ^{(61 / 246 / 104 / 59954)}
7. Code Spaces — ^{(101 / 54 / 127 / 48766)}
8. Holland — MySQL/PostgreSQL ^{(30 / 272 / 15 / 13525)}
9. dd_rescue vs GNU ddrescue: , ^{(44 / 165 / 13 / 11736)}
10. QEMU/KVM ^{(27 / 197 / 31 / 12910)}
11. MySQL ^{(36 / 173 / 29 / 16258)}
12. (ISA) UPS Athen IPS ^{(48 / 44 / 31 / 20881)}
13. Facebook 10.000 Blu-ray ^{(29 / 22 / 40 / 20671)}
14. Sony — 148 ^{(27 / 26 / 20 / 15336)}

1. OpenVPN ? ^{(88 / 658 / 44 / 45432)}
2. Linux — ^{(62 / 513 / 140 / 59548)}
3. map nginx ^{(91 / 358 / 7 / 16298)}

Continuation

4. Grafana — ^{(44 / 430 / 61 / 27875)}
5. VNC-. Srsly? ^{(105 / 223 / 155 / 47684)}
6. Ubuntu Hetzner ^{(37 / 427 / 10 / 14786)}
7. - ^{(34 / 407 / 34 / 30490)}
8. Mosh — SSH ^{(52 / 316 / 116 / 32765)}
9. Django production. uWSGI + nginx. ^{(28 / 328 / 50 / 18553)}
10. ^{(35 / 278 / 96 / 31290)}
11. Nginx ^{(28 / 252 / 60 / 15982)}
12. AWS. 0 ^{(36 / 248 / 16 / 32136)}
13. CVE-2014-6271, CVE-2014-7169: Bash ^{(76 / 117 / 64 / 44212)}
14. RAID- LSI ^{(53 / 146 / 36 / 12304)}
15. Linux-vserver ^{(23 / 221 / 27 / 13262)}

1. OpenVPN ^{(102 / 1679 / 72 / 109288)}
2. . . ^{(104 / 1150 / 27 / 97721)}
3. SoftEther VPN — VPN- ^{(115 / 1108 / 39 / 102308)}

Continuation

4. VPN ^{(66 / 896 / 243 / 63513)}
5. DDOS Google Spreadsheet ^{(167 / 635 / 62 / 108421)}
6. . . MPLS ^{(72 / 799 / 41 / 38413)}
7. VPN-? VPN . VPN ^{(52 / 849 / 39 / 34094)}
8. Yota ^{(191 / 437 / 131 / 93945)}
9. HTTP ^{(70 / 751 / 34 / 70319)}
10. (tcpdump, Wireshark, Paketyzer) ^{(63 / 722 / 20 / 52610)}
11. , , — ^{(55 / 687 / 123 / 68003)}
12. , Ethernet , , ^{(71 / 646 / 22 / 41194)}
13. -, , 2 , ^{(249 / 168 / 85 / 66463)}
14. . 3: , , ^{(108 / 499 / 31 / 84818)}
15. ^{(118 / 403 / 115 / 54204)}

System administration
1. The subtleties of working in the Windows command line ^{(89/844/73/89691)}
2. CPU Load: when to start worrying? ^{(134/434/82/55714)}
3. Transfer of time on October 26, 2014 or strike with work on ^{carelessness (91/534/55/176107)}

Continuation

4. Multiboot, UEFI, NTFS ^{(23 / 586 / 71 / 38407)}
5. ^{(74 / 448 / 67 / 68626)}
6. Fail2ban [incremental]: , , ^{(70 / 460 / 40 / 24019)}
7. - ^{(34 / 518 / 19 / 30662)}
8. Ubuntu Server ^{(25 / 516 / 58 / 48150)}
9. rtorrent ^{(67 / 385 / 60 / 29132)}
10. ownCloud 7 ^{(48 / 392 / 67 / 28718)}
11. Iptables, Iproute2 ^{(46 / 422 / 8 / 21274)}
12. ZABBIX ^{(33 / 433 / 27 / 34789)}
13. Strace ^{(85 / 284 / 33 / 23469)}
14. 2014 ^{(50 / 362 / 32 / 91388)}
15. ^{(28 / 331 / 52 / 30011)}

Telephony
1. Cellebrite Touch - teleport for phone ^{(138/182/39/62551)}
2. Happy birthday, Kevin Mitnick! ^{(79/275/11/45009)}
3. The State Duma adopted a law banning SMS spam ^{(70/64/108/49300)}

Continuation

4. SIP WebRTC . ^{(31 / 201 / 19 / 13415)}
5. MNP ^{(61 / 47 / 41 / 42955)}
6. iPad ^{(53 / 19 / 104 / 58952)}
7. Hangouts ^{(27 / 82 / 44 / 34626)}
8. sms ^{(32 / 64 / 52 / 27997)}
9. Tinitell: - GPS ^{(28 / 74 / 17 / 15091)}
10. «» ^{(25 / 52 / 15 / 20048)}
11. CES 2014: - Sony Xperia Z1 Compact (+) ^{(23 / 18 / 62 / 48882)}
12. The Washington Post: NSA «» 100% ^{(28 / 19 / 27 / 17906)}

IT-
1. Metasploit ^{(49 / 515 / 10 / 30516)}
2. «How Google Tests Software» ! ^{(116 / 312 / 59 / 39285)}
3. 1,5 SSD- ^{(88 / 316 / 105 / 120155)}

Continuation

4. SSD : 1 ^{(99 / 272 / 67 / 101596)}
5. ^{(108 / 129 / 106 / 92577)}
6. LCD ^{(71 / 165 / 36 / 22985)}
7. — , ^{(24 / 236 / 46 / 34176)}
8. 5 ^{(40 / 200 / 25 / 21660)}
9. — ? ^{(45 / 153 / 79 / 25241)}
10. — ^{(31 / 144 / 11 / 11192)}
11. , ^{(64 / 50 / 20 / 46098)}
12. – ^{(29 / 121 / 43 / 14969)}
13. Selenium: ^{(27 / 124 / 8 / 11759)}
14. Matthieu Herrb: X.Org ^{(35 / 39 / 3 / 10091)}
15. Open Source C/C++ ^{(26 / 34 / 55 / 18134)}

1. : ^{(67 / 1361 / 78 / 118654)}
2. ^{(110 / 673 / 152 / 101373)}
3. : «» ^{(101 / 558 / 57 / 100921)}

Continuation

4. ^{(136 / 326 / 125 / 62984)}
5. 12 ^{(50 / 542 / 39 / 44373)}
6. - — ? ^{(123 / 333 / 77 / 92663)}
7. , 4 ^{(79 / 413 / 58 / 77042)}
8. - ^{(92 / 308 / 194 / 70464)}
9. - ^{(101 / 333 / 85 / 75573)}
10. ^{(122 / 259 / 105 / 62604)}
11. . . , , … ^{(94 / 320 / 117 / 61681)}
12. , «». 1 ^{(160 / 159 / 76 / 80916)}
13. «1» ^{(171 / 100 / 94 / 94900)}
14. . 1 ^{(48 / 417 / 52 / 58655)}
15. — / ? ^{(79 / 289 / 62 / 61676)}

IT
1. ^{(79 / 1131 / 43 / 80748)}
2. : Evernote Anki ^{(73 / 985 / 61 / 95040)}
3. 80 ^{(66 / 789 / 20 / 42691)}

Continuation

4. . ^{(111 / 418 / 158 / 132744)}
5. Coursera ^{(75 / 509 / 39 / 40913)}
6. ^{(57 / 465 / 171 / 64427)}
7. « Linux» Linux Foundation ^{(43 / 546 / 24 / 36036)}
8. . ^{(92 / 367 / 15 / 60310)}
9. Wolfram Language (Mathematica) ^{(28 / 513 / 10 / 21980)}
10. – ^{(74 / 370 / 35 / 50519)}
11. ^{(69 / 321 / 105 / 73409)}
12. 8-10 Scratch ^{(71 / 330 / 56 / 35331)}
13. «Learning how to learn»: ^{(45 / 408 / 11 / 28422)}
14. 5 ^{(38 / 395 / 19 / 36781)}
15. Linux Foundation EdX « Linux» ^{(80 / 255 / 22 / 40554)}

Freelance
1. oDesk. ^{(178 / 1496 / 316 / 142854)}
2. : ^{(277 / 363 / 210 / 114578)}
3. Odesk Elance ^{(128 / 612 / 299 / 104232)}

Continuation

4. ? , ^{(181 / 414 / 321 / 111726)}
5. . 1. ^{(50 / 873 / 51 / 68169)}
6. Odesk ^{(185 / 75 / 734 / 155277)}
7. . 1: ^{(71 / 575 / 74 / 41971)}
8. — ^{(55 / 549 / 193 / 68097)}
9. ^{(53 / 498 / 64 / 31257)}
10. ^{(116 / 278 / 82 / 63769)}
11. ^{(41 / 486 / 38 / 24014)}
12. oDesk ^{(74 / 383 / 75 / 58962)}
13. ^{(81 / 329 / 128 / 54838)}
14. ^{(67 / 355 / 42 / 41293)}
15. ^{(75 / 257 / 143 / 51965)}

1. Scala. 5 ^{(50 / 466 / 29 / 38031)}
2. ^{(63 / 234 / 21 / 23544)}
3. JavaScript. ^{(48 / 239 / 56 / 17764)}

Continuation

4. Javascript. , 1 ^{(43 / 251 / 42 / 15992)}
5. : ^{(47 / 227 / 21 / 21985)}
6. JavaScript, 1: ^{(26 / 253 / 15 / 14661)}
7. Javascript ^{(35 / 215 / 18 / 13550)}
8. constexpr C++11 C++14 ^{(51 / 144 / 40 / 17133)}
9. ? ^{(36 / 164 / 44 / 17109)}
10. PHP ^{(34 / 177 / 25 / 16337)}
11. . 1 ^{(32 / 166 / 41 / 15464)}
12. : ^{(35 / 149 / 50 / 13377)}
13. C++14 ^{(38 / 144 / 45 / 16277)}
14. Wolfram Research Tweet-a-Program: Wolfram Language, 140 ^{(42 / 137 / 37 / 16166)}
15. reduce ^{(44 / 131 / 37 / 15911)}

1. 220 . ! ^{(254 / 783 / 172 / 103565)}
2. : ^{(254 / 575 / 260 / 198290)}
3. 4.2 . ^{(161 / 742 / 223 / 91953)}

Continuation

4. , ?! ^{(186 / 384 / 655 / 167658)}
5. ^{(173 / 647 / 69 / 107433)}
6. 4.1 . ^{(136 / 660 / 202 / 95180)}
7. DIY. + =? 1 ^{(185 / 538 / 164 / 71752)}
8. ^{(144 / 548 / 131 / 71007)}
9. ^{(235 / 287 / 180 / 118784)}
10. ^{(180 / 227 / 139 / 93271)}
11. — , 2 ^{(35 / 585 / 51 / 45791)}
12. . ^{(119 / 369 / 49 / 65064)}
13. iPad 3G, iCloud ^{(107 / 363 / 101 / 97219)}
14. 3. — Amaris. VisuMax ^{(140 / 231 / 176 / 45855)}
15. : ? ^{(71 / 402 / 129 / 58842)}

1. , ? ! ^{(176 / 644 / 104 / 35911)}
2. , , ^{(99 / 309 / 57 / 11169)}
3. : “ ” ^{(97 / 311 / 54 / 29002)}

Continuation

4. 20 USD ^{(70 / 267 / 174 / 24755)}
5. ^{(122 / 155 / 129 / 19333)}
6. . ^{(54 / 311 / 63 / 9700)}
7. -! — ^{(97 / 118 / 210 / 32206)}
8. BookTitres.com — , ^{(55 / 293 / 48 / 11252)}
9. 20 — MMO- … ^{(68 / 242 / 79 / 17212)}
10. — 1: , , , , . ^{(41 / 321 / 54 / 25024)}
11. readyto.travel — 30% ^{(66 / 217 / 115 / 11072)}
12. TorrentMonitor ^{(61 / 239 / 76 / 13349)}
13. GreenCubes: Minecraft MMORPG 4(?) ^{(97 / 130 / 101 / 16559)}
14. Lightpack ^{(77 / 179 / 101 / 53490)}
15. ? ^{(29 / 333 / 31 / 12936)}

miscellanea

, .

1. PayPal GoDaddy Twitter $50 000 ^{(313 / 267 / 138 / 173725)}
2. : 1000 ^{(269 / 78 / 288 / 104489)}
3. . ^{(247 / 131 / 342 / 111730)}
4. 8 ^{(236 / 1397 / 81 / 168231)}
5. , ^{(207 / 83 / 138 / 88864)}
6. master/slave django leader/follower ^{(191 / 48 / 255 / 54484)}
7. SSL, 133 ^{(186 / 110 / 78 / 75361)}
8. ^{(172 / 151 / 89 / 15337)}
9. ? ^{(169 / 1146 / 237 / 116993)}
10. « » ^{(159 / 331 / 62 / 78319)}
11. 1 1 ^{(155 / 416 / 275 / 154847)}
12. Google Maps ^{(153 / 107 / 102 / 136091)}
13. ^{(147 / 108 / 616 / 61749)}
14. ^{(144 / 89 / 69 / 43040)}
15. MongoDB ^{(143 / 565 / 240 / 100658)}
16. , ^{(140 / 340 / 66 / 57874)}
17. - ^{(128 / 123 / 200 / 87635)}
18. ^{(128 / 180 / 65 / 20888)}
19. CAD : SnowFlaker ^{(127 / 254 / 41 / 37120)}
20. -. ^{(122 / 227 / 162 / 73394)}
21. WhatsApp . 1 ^{(114 / 766 / 55 / 61931)}
22. Generation of trees on HTML5 Canvas ^{(113/407/62/41922)}
23. How IPv6 helps routers break ^{(111/544/31/52095)}
24. The future of Unreal Tournament starts today: open development, ^gratuityand cross-platform ⁽ ^111/154^{/ 46/47185)}
25. Git 2.0.0 ^{(109/157/20/43537)}
26. Unsporting war: how to use the registry of forbidden sites in business interests ^{(106/64/97/15097)}
27. Do not take advantage of the mistakes of customers ^{(106/56/42/34537)}
28. How to drag the class file ^{(101/141/53/26959)}
29. Yii 2.0. Release ^{(99 / 325 / 234 / 50572)}
30. , ^{(97 / 447 / 58 / 64220)}

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