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Free access to significant Russian resources will appear later than planned

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Yesterday, March 1, free access for Russians to socially significant Internet resources was supposed to start. However, the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications could not agree on the release of the corresponding government resolution. Now only by April it is planned to present a list of such resources, and a draft resolution on reimbursement of costs to operators will appear by mid-summer. The estimated amount will be 5,7 billion rubles. per year, but operators call the amount [...]

The Long Dark has been removed from GeForce Now, where it was located without the permission of the developers

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Following the removal of Bethesda and Activision games, NVIDIA also removed The Long Dark from its GeForce Now cloud gaming service. According to the developers of this adventure about survival in the harsh and cold wilderness, NVIDIA did not ask for their permission to host the project on its service. Raphael van Lierop from the Hinterland studio in […]

Four out of five companies expect 5G to have a strong business impact

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A study conducted by Accenture analysts suggests that most IT companies have high hopes for fifth generation (5G) mobile communication technologies. The 5G network market is, in fact, just beginning to develop. Last year, about 19 million 5G smartphones were sold worldwide. This year, as expected, deliveries of such devices will increase by an order of magnitude - [...]

The quality of MTS 4G communication in the Moscow region is comparable to the capital level

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The MTS operator reported on the development of mobile communications infrastructure in the capital region in 2019: it is reported that 4G network coverage in the Moscow region has reached the level of Moscow. It is said that last year MTS built more than 3,2 thousand base stations, the vast majority of which operate in the 4G/LTE standard. A third of the “towers” ​​were launched in Moscow, the rest - in the Moscow region. Behind […]

IDC: the market for personal computing devices will suffer due to coronavirus

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International Data Corporation (IDC) has presented a forecast for the global personal computing device market for the current year. The published figures take into account the supply of desktop systems and workstations, laptops, two-in-one hybrid computers, as well as ultrabooks and mobile workstations. It is reported that in 2020, total shipments of personal computer devices will be at the level of 374,2 million units. If this […]

Release of document-oriented DBMS Apache CouchDB 3.0

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The distributed document-oriented database Apache CouchDB 3.0, which belongs to the class of NoSQL systems, was released. The source code of the project is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license. Improvements implemented in Apache CouchDB 3.0: Improved security in the default configuration. When starting, the admin user must now be defined, without which the server will terminate with an error (allows you to solve problems with […]

Fuchsia OS enters testing phase on Google employees

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Google has made changes indicating the transition of the Fuchsia operating system to the stage of final internal testing "dogfooding", which involves using the product in the daily activities of employees, before bringing it to ordinary users. At this stage, the product is in a state that has already passed basic testing by special quality assessment teams. Before delivering the product to the general public, a final check is carried out [...]

Technologies for Computing: From Call-Only Phones to the Cloud and Linux Supercomputing

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This is a digest of analytical and historical materials about various technologies for computing - from open source software and the cloud to consumer gadgets and supercomputers running Linux. Photo - Caspar Camille Rubin - Unsplash Will the cloud save ultra-budget smartphones? Phones for those who just need to make calls - without amazing cameras, three compartments for SIM cards, a fantastic screen and […]

Making Python and Bash friends: release of python-shell and smart-env v. 1.0.1

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Good day everyone! On February 29, 2020, the official micro-release of the smart-env and python-shell libraries took place. For those who are not in the know, I suggest you read the first post first. In short, the changes include command completion, expanded capabilities for running commands, some refactoring and bug fixes. For details please see cat. What's new in python-shell? I'll start right away with dessert. […]

Fuzzy induction method and its application for modeling knowledge and information systems

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This article proposes the method of fuzzy induction developed by the author as a combination of the provisions of fuzzy mathematics and the theory of fractals, introduces the concept of the degree of recursion of a fuzzy set, and presents a description of the incomplete recursion of a set as its fractional dimension for modeling the subject area. The management of life […]

Rumors: Capcom has canceled the new Dino Crisis, but is preparing several blockbusters

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An authoritative insider, known under the pseudonyms Dusk Golem (ResetEra) and AestheticGamer (Twitter), shared information about the behind-the-scenes processes at Capcom on his microblog. According to AestheticGamer, a new game in the Dino Crisis universe (either a remake or a full-fledged release, it is not specified) has been in development for the past few years, but was eventually canceled: “At the moment, the franchise is still extinct.” […]

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