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OPPO will soon release Reno S smartphone powered by Snapdragon 855 Plus

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Network sources report that OPPO is close to releasing a productive Reno S smartphone on the Qualcomm hardware platform. The device is coded CPH2015. Information about the new product has already been published on the website of a number of regulators in various regions, including in the database of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC). The “heart” of the smartphone will be the Snapdragon 855 Plus processor. The chip combines eight […]

Leak Confirms Increased LXNUMX Cache on Future Intel Processors

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In the SiSoftware performance test database, an entry was found about testing a server or workstation built on two mysterious six-core Intel processors. These processors are interesting primarily because they have a very unusual amount of second-level cache memory - 1,25 MB for each core. This is five times larger than the 256 KB L2 cache […]

The discrete Intel DG1 solution will differ little from integrated graphics in terms of performance

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The news often mentions Intel's discrete graphics processor, which will be released at the end of 2021, will be produced using 7nm technology and will be part of the Ponte Vecchio computing accelerator. Meanwhile, the first-born of the “new era” in the history of the development of discrete graphics solutions from Intel should be considered a product with the simple designation DG1, the existence of samples of which was announced by the head of […]

Confirmed: Microsoft's next generation of consoles will simply be called Xbox

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Last week, Microsoft presented the appearance of the next generation Xbox, and also announced its name - Xbox Series X. The device is the company's fourth console generation, following the Xbox, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Microsoft clearly doesn't want to go the way of Sony Interactive Entertainment, which simply numbers PlayStations sequentially. But the eye of a Business Insider journalist […]

Children from the Middle East received advanced Russian cyber prostheses

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The Russian company Motorika, operating at the Skolkovo center, provided advanced cyber prostheses to two children from the Middle East. We are talking about upper limb prostheses. Each product is designed individually to suit the structure of a child’s hand and is produced using 3D technology. UV printing technologies allow you to apply any drawings and inscriptions on them. A modern prosthesis not only compensates for lost physical capabilities, […]

The new Cadillac Escalade will get a huge curved OLED display for the first time in the world

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Cadillac, the American luxury car manufacturer owned by General Motors, has released a teaser image giving a glimpse of the front console of the 2021 Escalade SUV. The new car will reportedly feature a giant curved organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display for the first time in the industry. The size of this screen will exceed 38 inches diagonally. As you can see in the image, the OLED display will act as a virtual instrument […]

What is Fresnel Zone and CCQ (Client Connection Quality) or Fundamental Factors of a Quality Wireless Bridge

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Contents CCQ - what is it? Three main factors influencing the quality of CCQ. Fresnel zone - what is it? How to calculate the Fresnel zone? In this article I want to talk about the fundamental factors of building a high-quality wireless bridge, since many “network builders” believe that it will be enough to buy high-quality network equipment, install and get 100% return from them - which […]

1C - Good and evil. Arrangement of points in holivars around 1C

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Friends and colleagues, recently there have been more frequent articles on Habré with hate towards 1C as a development platform, and speeches by its defenders. These articles identified one serious problem: most often, critics of 1C criticize it from the position of “not mastering it,” scolding problems that are de facto easily solved, and, on the contrary, not touching on problems that are really important and worth discussing […]

Testing cheap virtual servers

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Many hosters have cheap virtual servers for sale, and recently advertising tariffs with various restrictions have begun to appear in large numbers (for example, the ability to order one such virtual server for one account), the price of which is sometimes even less than the cost of IP addresses . It became interesting to conduct a little testing and share the results with the wider public. […]

How to open tunnel to Kubernetes pod or container with tcpserver and netcat

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Note transl.: This practical note from the creator of LayerCI is an excellent illustration of the so-called tips & tricks for Kubernetes (and not only). The solution proposed here is only one of the few and, perhaps, not the most obvious (for some cases, the “native” kubectl port-forward already mentioned in the comments for K8s may be suitable). However, it allows you to at least look at [...]

Testing virtual servers from DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode and Hetzner. Human casualties: 0.0

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In one of the previous articles, I presented the results of testing cheap virtual servers from various RuNet hosters. Thanks to all the commentators and people who wrote in private messages for their feedback. This time I want to present the results of testing virtual servers from well-known and large companies: DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode and Hetzner. Made 38 tests for all available locations. […]

Programmers, Devops and Schrödinger's Cats

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The reality of a network engineer (with noodles and... salt?) Recently, while discussing various incidents with engineers, I noticed an interesting pattern. In these discussions, the question of “root cause” invariably comes up. Faithful readers will know that I have a few thoughts on this matter. In many organizations, incident analysis is based entirely on this concept. They use different techniques to identify cause-and-effect […]

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