Microsoft officially stopped offering free upgrades from Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 in December 2017. Despite this, reports have appeared on the Internet that even now some users who have Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 with an official license are able to upgrade the software platform to Windows 10 for free. It is worth saying […]
Enthusiast Jay Doscher has developed a computer called the Raspberry Pi Recovery Kit, which is theoretically capable of surviving the end of the world while remaining fully functional. Jay took the electronic components he had on hand and encased them in a protected, waterproof case that was immune to physical damage. A copper foil case is also provided to protect against electromagnetic radiation. Some of the parts were printed on a 3D printer. […]
A teaser image published on the Internet reveals the presentation date of the mid-level smartphone Motorola One Hyper: the device will debut on December 3 at an event in Brazil. Motorola One Hyper will be the brand's first smartphone equipped with a retractable front-facing periscope camera. This unit will supposedly be equipped with a 32-megapixel sensor. There is a dual camera located at the back of the case. It will include a 64-megapixel main sensor and [...]
Sberbank and the Cognitive Technologies group of companies have entered into a cooperation agreement to develop unmanned technologies and artificial intelligence tools. Cognitive Technologies is already implementing projects to create autonomous control systems for agricultural machinery, railway locomotives and trams. In addition, the company develops components for self-driving cars. As part of the agreement, Sberbank and Cognitive Technologies will form the Cognitive Pilot company. Share […]
The new Wi-Fi standard 802.11ax, or Wi-Fi 6 for short, has not yet become widespread. There are practically no end devices on the market that work with this network, but manufacturers of electronic components have long certified their new models of Wi-Fi modules and are ready for mass production of devices with data exchange speeds for wireless connections several times higher than […]
A very interesting new product has appeared in the assortment of the Chinese company Xiaomi - a portable backup battery made in retro style. Externally, the device resembles an old small radio receiver. Buyers will be offered several color options, including dark green and red. The main feature of the new product is a built-in heating element, thanks to which the gadget will help warm your hands in frosty weather. The aluminum body has good thermal conductivity, [...]
GIGABYTE Technology has announced what it claims is the world's first PCIe expansion card to support USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 high-speed interface. The USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 standard provides throughput up to 20 Gbps. This is double the maximum data transfer rate that USB 3.1 Gen 2 is capable of (10 Gbps). New GIGABYTE […]
JustDeleteMe will help you solve the problem - this is a catalog of short instructions and direct links for deleting user accounts on popular sites. Let's talk about the capabilities of the tool, and also discuss how things stand with requests to delete personal data in general. Photo - Maria Eklind - CC BY-SA Why delete yourself Reasons why you would want to delete that […]
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Background of the problem Small-sized companies, on the one hand, need high-quality monitoring of their infrastructure (especially in light of widespread virtualization), on the other hand, it is financially difficult for them to purchase new equipment. Server/hardware problems are also common: often there are 1-3 tower servers next to user workstations or in a small niche/closet. It’s easier to use a ready-made assembly (distribution), [...]
Hello username! Today I will tell you an interesting story about our long-suffering, multi-faceted Russian market. I am one of the co-founders of a company that sells used servers. And we will talk about the B2B equipment market. I’ll start with a grumble: “I remember how our market was walking under the table...” And now he’s celebrating his first anniversary (5 years, after all), that’s why I wanted […]
ghostinushanka, having been hammering the buttons for the previous 20 minutes as if his life depended on it, turns to me with a semi-wild look in his eyes and a sly grin - “Dude, I think I got it.” “Look here,” he says, pointing to one of the symbols on the screen, “I bet my red hat that if we add […]
