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Huawei P40 flagships may fall in price to compensate for the lack of Google apps

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Over the past two years, Huawei P series smartphones have become real flagships of the Chinese company, which compete with analogues from other manufacturers. According to network sources, Huawei P40 smartphones, which will enter the market this year without Google services and applications, will cost less than usual. Huawei P40 smartphones are of great importance for the Chinese company. The new flagships will be delivered […]

The hottest exoplanet known is splitting hydrogen molecules

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An international team of researchers, as reported by RIA Novosti, has released new information about the planet KELT-9b, which orbits a star in the constellation Cygnus at a distance of about 620 light years from us. The named exoplanet was discovered back in 2016 by the Kilodegree Extremely Little Telescope (KELT) observatory. The body is so close to its star that the surface temperature reaches 4300 […]

Russian space 'tug' could be launched in 2030

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The state corporation Roscosmos, according to RIA Novosti, intends to launch a so-called space “tug” into orbit at the end of the next decade. We are talking about a specialized device with a megawatt class nuclear power plant. This “tug” will make it possible to transport cargo in deep space. It is assumed that the new device will help in creating settlements on other bodies of the solar system. It could be, say, […]

ESA will use its own rockets to launch satellites into space

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The European Space Agency intends to use Ariane 6 and Vega C launch vehicles to launch its satellites, and will continue to use Russian Soyuz rockets when implementing commercial programs. ESA representative in Russia Rene Pichel confirmed that the organization will give preference to the European Ariane 6 and Vega C rockets, when they begin to operate, when choosing means of launching its own satellites into space. […]

Intel shares soar to XNUMX-year high

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Late last week, Intel reported its 2019 results. Revenue reached a record level, and a similar trend has been observed for the fourth year in a row. Investors did not trust the pessimists, and Intel's stock price reached a twenty-year high immediately after the publication of its annual report. Revenue also reached record levels in certain areas of Intel's activities: in the PC and server segments, memory, […]

Calico for networking in Kubernetes: an introduction and a bit of experience

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The purpose of the article is to introduce the reader to the basics of networking and managing network policies in Kubernetes, as well as the third-party Calico plugin that extends standard capabilities. Along the way, the ease of configuration and some features will be demonstrated using real examples from our operating experience. A Quick Introduction to Kubernetes Networking A Kubernetes cluster cannot be imagined without networking. We have already published materials [...]

Karma will challenge Tesla and Rivian with the release of an electric pickup truck

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Karma Automotive is working on an electric pickup truck to compete with Tesla and Rivian in electrifying the wildly popular vehicle segment in the United States. Karma plans to use a new all-wheel drive platform for the pickup truck, which will go into production at a plant in southern California, said Kevin Pavlov, who was named Karma's chief operating officer this month. According to him, […]

Switch ACLs in detail

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ACLs (Access Control List) on network devices can be implemented both in hardware and software, or more commonly speaking, hardware and software-based ACLs. And if everything should be clear with software-based ACLs - these are rules that are stored and processed in RAM (i.e. on the Control Plane), with all the ensuing restrictions, then how are they implemented and work […]

Let me introduce: Veeam Availability Suite v10

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In the whirlwind of the holidays and the various events that followed the holidays, it was possible to lose sight of the fact that the long-awaited release of Veeam Availability Suite version 10.0 will see the light very soon - in February. Quite a lot of material has been published about the new functionality, including reports at online and offline conferences, posts on blogs and various communities in different languages. For those, […]

Replacing smaller disks with larger disks in Linux

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Hi all. In anticipation of the start of a new group of the Linux Administrator course, we are publishing useful material written by our student, as well as the course mentor, technical support specialist for REG.RU corporate products, Roman Travin. This article will consider 2 cases of replacing disks and transferring information to new disks of larger capacity with further expansion of the array and file system. First […]

How to create a decentralized application that scales? Use less blockchain

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No, launching a decentralized application (dapp) on the blockchain will not lead to a successful business. In fact, most users don’t even think about whether the application runs on the blockchain - they simply choose a product that is cheaper, faster and simpler. Unfortunately, even if blockchain has its own unique features and advantages, most applications that run on it are much more expensive […]

Where to go: upcoming free developer events in Moscow (January 30 - February 15)

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The upcoming free events for developers in Moscow with open registration: January 30, Thursday 1) Master's degree or second higher education; 2) Problems with DDD implementation Tuesday, February 4 Open Load Testing Community MeetUp Thursday, February 6 Ecommpay Database Meetup Open Domain Driven Design MeetUp February 15, Saturday FunCorp iOS meetup * Event links work inside the post […]

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