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ZFSonLinux 0.8: features, stabilization, intrigues. Come on and trim

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Just the other day they released a fresh stable version of ZFSonLinux, a project that is now central to the world of OpenZFS development. Goodbye OpenSolaris, hello ferocious GPL-CDDL incompatible Linux world. Under the cut, an overview of the most interesting things (still, 2200 commits!), And for dessert - a little intrigue. New features Of course, the most anticipated is native encryption. Now you can encrypt only the necessary […]

On May 30, a map with the coast of the island of Crete will appear in Battlefield V

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Electronic Arts has announced the imminent release of a new map for the online shooter Battlefield V. A free update will be released on May 30 that will add the Mercury map with the coast of the island of Crete. When creating this location, the developers from the EA DICE studio took the Cretan airborne operation of World War II, known in German plans as Operation Mercury, as the basis for creating this location. It was the first major [...]

Update Free Inter Font Set

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An update (3.6) is available for the free Inter font set, specially designed for use in user interfaces. The font is optimized to achieve high definition for small to medium sized characters (less than 12px) when displayed on computer screens. The source texts of the font are distributed under the free license SIL Open Font License, which allows unlimited modification of the font, including its use for commercial purposes, […]

Football in the clouds - fashion or necessity?

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June 1 - Champions League final. Meet "Tottenham" and "Liverpool", in a dramatic struggle to defend their right to fight for the most prestigious cup for the clubs. However, we want to talk not so much about football clubs, but about technologies that help win matches and win medals. The first successful cloud projects in sports In sports, cloud solutions are being actively […]

Kaspersky Internet Security for Android received AI features

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Kaspersky Lab has added a new functional module to the Kaspersky Internet Security for Android software solution, which uses machine learning technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) systems based on neural networks to protect mobile devices from digital threats. We are talking about Cloud ML for Android technology. When a user downloads an application to a smartphone or tablet, the new AI module automatically connects […]

ASUS offered various options for smartphones in the "double slider" format

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In April, information appeared that ASUS was designing smartphones in the “double slider” format. And now, as the LetsGoDigital resource reports, these data have been confirmed by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). We are talking about devices in which the front panel with the display can move relative to the back of the case both up and down. This will allow you to access […]

We upgrade designers in the company: from junior to art director

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A free retelling of Alexander Kovalsky's lecture from our past QIWI Kitchens for designers The life of classic design studios begins in approximately the same way: several designers do approximately the same projects, which means their specialization is approximately the same. Everything is simple here - one begins to learn from the other, they exchange experience and knowledge, do different projects together and are […]

lighttpd 1.4.54 http server release with URL normalization enabled

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The release of the lightweight http server lighttpd 1.4.54 has been published. The new version features 149 changes, most notably the inclusion of URL normalization by default, a rework of mod_webdav, and performance optimization work. Starting with lighttpd 1.4.54, the server behavior related to URL normalization when processing HTTP requests has been changed. Options for strict checking of values ​​in the Host header are activated, and normalization of transmitted […]

About beer through the eyes of a chemist. Part 4

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Hello %username%. The third part of my series about beer on Habré turned out to be less noticeable than the previous ones - judging by the comments and ratings, so I’m probably already a little tired with my stories. But since it is logical and necessary to finish the story about the components of beer, here is the fourth part! Go. As usual, there will be a little beer story at the beginning. AND […]

MX Linux distribution release 18.3

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The lightweight distribution MX Linux 18.3 has been released, created as a result of the joint work of the communities formed around the antiX and MEPIS projects. The release is based on the Debian package base with enhancements from the antiX project and numerous native applications that make it easy to configure and install software. The default desktop is Xfce. 32-bit and 64-bit builds are available for download, 1.4 GB […]

GeForce Driver 430.86: Support for New G-Sync Compatible Monitors, VR Headsets and Games

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For Computex 2019, NVIDIA presented the latest GeForce Game Ready 430.86 driver with WHQL certification. Its key innovation was support for three more monitors within the framework of G-Sync compatibility: Dell 52417HGF, HP X25 and LG 27GL850. Thus, the total number of displays compatible with G-Sync (we are essentially talking about support for AMD FreeSync frame synchronization technology) […]

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