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Borderlands 3 comes with Denuvo protection

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The shooter Borderlands 3 will be released using Denuvo DRM protection (Digital Rights Management). According to the PCGamesN portal, users noticed the use of protection after the redesign of the Epic Games Store library. The use of Denuvo has not been officially announced. The authors of the publication suggest that 2K Games will add protection to ensure a good level of sales in the first months. This is in line with current practice of using modern DRM technologies, [...]

Rust programming language 1.37 release

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The release of the system programming language Rust 1.37, founded by the Mozilla project, has been published. The language focuses on safe memory management, provides automatic memory management, and provides the means to achieve high job parallelism while avoiding the use of a garbage collector and runtime. Rust's automatic memory management saves the developer from manipulating pointers and protects against issues that arise from […]

The Misadventures of the Black Unicorn

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The tale of how an “evil” magician and a “good” party almost drove the “democratic” master to the brink. But the game was still a success, despite everything. At the beginning of this story, there was no unicorn, and it wasn’t even particularly foreseen. And there was an invitation to participate in one of the regular role-playing games, where our master wanted to try out a new one for himself […]

Aki Phoenix

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How I hate all this. Work, boss, programming, development environment, tasks, the system in which they are recorded, subordinates with their snot, goals, email, the Internet, social networks where everyone is amazingly successful, ostentatious love for the company, slogans, meetings, corridors, toilets , faces, faces, dress code, planning. I hate everything that happens at work. I'm burned out. For a long time. Not really yet […]

"Golden section" in the economy - what is it?

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A few words about the “golden ratio” in the traditional sense. It is believed that if a segment is divided into parts in such a way that the smaller part is related to the larger one, as the larger part is to the whole segment, then such a division gives a proportion of 1/1,618, which the ancient Greeks, having borrowed it from even more ancient Egyptians, they called it the “golden ratio”. And that many architectural structures […]

Release of the distributed source control system Git 2.23

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The release of the distributed source control system Git 2.23.0 has been announced. Git is one of the most popular, reliable and high-performance version control systems, providing flexible non-linear development tools based on branching and merging. To ensure the integrity of history and resistance to retroactive changes, implicit hashing of the entire previous history in each commit is used, and digital authentication is also possible […]

Wine 4.14 release

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An experimental release of an open implementation of the Win32 API is available - Wine 4.14. Since the release of version 4.13, 18 bug reports have been closed and 255 changes have been made. The most important changes: The Mono engine has been updated to version 4.9.2, which has eliminated problems when launching DARK and DLC quests; DLLs in PE (Portable Executable) format are no longer tied to […]

US regulator bans recalled MacBook Pros from flying due to battery fire risk

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The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it would ban airline passengers from taking certain Apple MacBook Pro laptop models on flights after the company recalled a number of devices due to the risk of battery fires. “The FAA is aware of a recall of batteries used in certain Apple MacBook Pro notebook computers,” an agency spokesperson said Monday in an email […]

ESA explained the reason for the second failure with testing of ExoMars-2020 parachutes

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The European Space Agency (ESA) has confirmed earlier rumors, saying another test of parachutes to be used on the Russian-European ExoMars 2020 mission ended in failure last week, jeopardizing its schedule. missions. As part of the tests planned before the mission's launch, several tests of the lander's parachutes were carried out at the Esrange test site of the Swedish Space Corporation (SSC). First […]

Simplifying the migration from OpenShift 3 to OpenShift 4

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So, the official launch of the Red Hat OpenShift 4 platform has taken place. Today we will tell you how to switch to it from OpenShift Container Platform 3 as quickly and easily as possible. For the purposes of this article, we are primarily interested in the new OpenShift 4 clusters, which take advantage of the capabilities of a smart and immutable infrastructure based on RHEL CoreOS and […]

Cisco Training 200-125 CCNA v3.0. Day 17. CCNA course summary and roadmap

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Today we will summarize our training and look at what we will study in the remaining series of video lessons. Since we are using Cisco training materials, we will visit the company website located at www.cisco.com to see how much we have learned and how much is left to complete the course. Translator's note: since the posting of this video on November 28.11.2015, XNUMX, the Cisco website design and content […]

Slurm DevOps: why we will not discuss the philosophy of DevOps and what will happen instead

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Today at Southbridge we discussed turquoise management at a planning meeting. There were those who proposed moving from top to bottom, from idea to practice. Like, let's implement the turquoise management philosophy: find a standard, make a decision on how roles should be divided, how communication should be built, and start moving along this path. There were those (myself included) who wanted to move […]

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