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Former Meta executive says company committed up to 16 violations before blocking account suspected of human trafficking

Meta shuts down study that showed a week without Facebook reduces depression and anxiety

Chinese hackers have seized over 50,000 Asus routers: some of them are operating in Ukraine

Slack co-founder reveals how he criticized an early version of the service: "It's just a huge piece of crap"

It-individual entrepreneurs proprietors in Ukraine work for an average of 4 years, but the market is rapidly losing entrepreneurs

Ukrainian IT company inVerita opened an office in Colombia

EPAM said that up to 70 company specialists worked on the digital transformation of the State Statistics Service

UPD. Ukrainian IT company SPD Technology has undergone layoffs, affecting 14% of employees on one of its client projects

Kyivstar CEO stated that more than 30% of the network was left without power and urged subscribers to take care of backup for routers

The government is restarting the lottery market and bringing it back from the "gray zone" under full state control

The Ministry of Digital Affairs has increased payments for the "Communication Generator" and introduced a surcharge for frontline communities

FAVBET announces blocking of payments to customers due to pressure from Danylo Hetmantsev and asks partners for a postponement

Cloudflare explained the cause of the failure: one configuration file "broke" the network around the world

Since the beginning of the year, women have opened more than 8,000 programming businesses. What else does the statistics say?

“It wasn’t just difficult, it was f*****g difficult.” How a project manager from Kharkiv left IT and became a successful food blogger

Leo Nguyen, a purebred Vietnamese originally from Kharkiv, is known today as a successful food blogger, but his path to culinary fame began with many years of experience in the IT field. We talked to Leo about his path to IT, cooking, and why you should add garlic everywhere.

Microsoft detects and repels record-breaking 15.7 Tbps DDoS attack on a single Azure node

Fint8 co-founder sells his stake to FRACTAL group and prepares new project "Capital"

Kyivstar and Nexinsight launch a tool that calculates the effectiveness of advertising without clicks

Facebook will track stolen Reels and give original content creators control over them

The former head of Google Ukraine explained how FRACTAL and Netpeak help develop agency business and AI

The “Mriya” application now has an “Extracurricular” section with over 6,000 clubs for children

Former head of Google Ukraine joins Netpeak board of directors and deploys AI transformation of the agency

Nova Poshta is testing new generation post machines: the company is preparing lightweight modules, drop-box for business, and the CONVENIQ format

“I advise switchers to read fifth-grade computer science textbooks.” QA guru Oleksa Mashchyts — on the role of education, “form-slappers” and engineers, AI and automation, and “good Russians”

Oleksa Mashchyts is a landmark figure in the Ukrainian QA community. He is currently successfully transforming many years of experience in testing and team management into educational products for his colleagues, being a mentor, as well as the founder and main ideologist of the «QA-Ukraine» community. In a conversation with him, dev.ua discussed many professional and personal issues — will automation make manual testers an «endangered species», why a QA specialist in a large outsourcer and a small studio are actually two different professions, for which testers AI will be a useful daily tool, and for whom it will take away their job, and why many switchers stubbornly deceive themselves by going into IT. In addition, Oleksa Mashchyts told why it is fundamentally important for him to be Ukrainian-speaking even in thoughts and not to cross paths with Russians at all — even good ones. About this and more — in a large interview.