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Kubernetes tips & tricks: graceful shutdown features in NGINX and PHP-FPM

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A typical condition when implementing CI/CD in Kubernetes: the application must be able to not accept new client requests before stopping completely, and most importantly, successfully complete existing ones. Compliance with this condition allows you to achieve zero downtime during deployment. However, even when using very popular bundles (like NGINX and PHP-FPM), you can encounter difficulties that will lead to a surge […]

Introduction to SSD. Part 4. Physical

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Previous parts of the “Introduction to SSD” series told the reader about the history of the emergence of SSD drives, interfaces for interacting with them, and popular form factors. The fourth part will talk about storing data inside drives. In the previous articles of the series: The history of the creation of HDD and SSD The emergence of drive interfaces Features of form factors Data storage in solid-state drives can be divided into two logical parts: information storage in […]

ClickHouse is a visually fast and visual data analysis in Tabix. Igor Stryhar

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I suggest you read the transcript of the 2017 report by Igor Stryhar “ClickHouse - visually fast and clear data analysis in Tabix.” Web interface for ClickHouse in the Tabix project. Key features: Works with ClickHouse directly from the browser, without the need to install additional software; Query editor with syntax highlighting; Autocompletion of commands; Tools for graphical analysis of query execution; Color schemes to choose from. I […]

Take-Two will release more games in the next generation of consoles

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Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick wants to increase the number of games released and diversify them. At the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom 2020 conference in San Francisco, he reiterated his desire to increase investment in the production of the company's projects for the next generation of consoles. “We said we are making the largest investment in manufacturing in our history, and this will be […]

OnePlus 7 Pro 5G Finally Gets Android 10 Update

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Back in May 2019, OnePlus launched its first 5G smartphone called OnePlus 7 Pro 5G. The device came with Android 9.0 Pie and OxygenOS 9.5.11 shell. The update to Android 10 for regular OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro without 5G support was released in October last year. After months of waiting, the option for next-generation networks […]

G Suite users will be able to add hardware security keys via Safari and Chrome Mobile

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Google has made some changes to the way users protect their accounts. The latest update will be useful for those who use a hardware security key. According to a Google blog post, the company is allowing G Suite users to add keys using Safari on Mac and Chrome on mobile devices. To take advantage of the new feature, you will need at least Safari 13.0.4 and Chrome 70 […]

Photo Mode may be coming to PS4 version of Death Stranding

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This week, 505 Games announced that the PC version of Death Stranding will boast a photo mode. According to the head of Kojima Productions, Hideo Kojima, the feature may appear in the PlayStation 4 version. Death Stranding will be released on PC on June 2. In addition to the photo mode, which has many settings (aperture, exposure, color correction, etc.) and filters, […]

Update KB4535996 disables hibernation in Windows 10

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The infamous KB4535996 update, which was released in February, brought new problems. This time, users are reporting that the computer spontaneously wakes up from sleep mode. Users claim that the problem occurs on Surface Laptop 2 and some other laptops and PCs even when the lid is closed. In different cases, they talk about waking up after a few minutes or hours. Owners […]

Intel Xeon surpassed eight Tesla V100 several times when training a neural network

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The central processor was several times faster in performance than a combination of eight graphics processors at once when deep learning neural networks. Sounds like something out of science fiction, doesn't it? But researchers from Rice University, using Intel Xeon, have proven that it is possible. GPUs have always been much better suited for deep learning neural networks than CPUs. […]

Intel NUC 11 on Tiger Lake processors will not be released until the second half of 2020

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Last January, we wrote that Intel was preparing new compact desktop computers NUC 11 with Tiger Lake processors. And now, thanks to the FanlessTech resource, it has become known exactly when we should expect the appearance of these systems, as well as the new generation processors themselves. The source obtained and published a fragment of Intel’s so-called “road map” dedicated to compact […]

AirPods Pro Lite production could start as early as April

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According to the Taiwanese publication DigiTimes, Apple suppliers will begin production of components for a simplified version of AirPods Pro at the end of the first or beginning of the second quarter of this year. The release of the headphones, as DigiTimes believes, will be launched before mid-April. DigiTimes continues to call the headphones AirPods Pro Lite, but it's unlikely that Apple will use that name. Details about the device are currently [...]

Pleroma 2.0

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A little less than a year after the first stable release, the second major version of Pleroma, a federated social network for microblogging written in Elixir and using the W3C standardized ActivityPub protocol, was introduced on International Women's Day. It is the second largest network in the Fediverse. Unlike its closest competitor, Mastodon, which is written in Ruby and depends […]

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