2025-12-16
Everything went well, the contractor responded quickly to questions and helped resolve the issue. Thank you!
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2025-12-10
Everything was done promptly. We’ll continue to use their services. I recommend!
2025-12-10
Everything was done promptly. Mikhail is always available. We’ll continue to reach out
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2025-12-03
Mikhail, a professional! Not the first time he’s demonstrated this in practice.
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2025-11-28
If I were sent to a deserted digital island and allowed to take only one networking utility — I would unhesitatingly choose Netcat.
The official documentation (man nc) dryly states: “a utility for reading from and writing to network connections using TCP or UDP.”
In practice it’s the Swiss army knife of the network engineer, replacing dozens of specialized programs.
The article uses examples for OpenBSD netcat — this is the one that ships by default in Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 10+, Fedora, Arch, Alpine and most modern distributions.
2025-11-28
Many thanks to Mikhail — I reached out to him with a very urgent issue regarding server configuration, since I’m not very skilled in this myself and needed to show the site to the client. Quick response, help without unnecessary words and very fast! I wish you many orders and a better rating! Thank you so much!
Response: Thank you for the feedback! Glad to help!
2025-11-28
Thanks, that helped quickly.
Answer: Thanks for the feedback! Glad to help!
2025-11-27
If your business works with users from Russia, the question of where personal data is stored concerns you directly. Phones, names, email addresses, form submissions, employee data — all of this falls under strict localization requirements.
Many companies have lived for years in a “gray area”: data seemed to be stored both in Russia and abroad, and responsibility was blurred. But as of July 1, 2025 the rules changed so much that many common technical schemes are now considered a direct violation of the law.
2025-11-25
Very prompt! Thank you!
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2025-11-21
Moving to the cloud or changing providers is always open-heart surgery. An engineer has to solve a lot of issues: how to move terabytes of data with minimal downtime? How to convert the schema? How to set up CDC (Change Data Capture) so as not to lose a single transaction during the switch?
Each major cloud provider has its own answer. Approaches are radically different: some provide just a “pipe” for data, some — a full ETL combine, some make migration serverless and as trouble-free as possible.
