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Products from AliExpress can be received in Pyaterochka and Karusel stores

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According to Interfax, goods purchased on the AliExpress platform can be received in the stores of the X5 Retail Group company. Let us remind you that X5 Retail Group is one of the leading Russian multi-format food retail companies. She manages the Pyaterochka stores, as well as the Perekrestok and Karusel supermarkets. So, it is reported that a cooperation agreement has been concluded between X5 Omni (a division of X5 that develops […]

Vivo is thinking about smartphones with a "reverse notch"

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We have already told you that Huawei and Xiaomi are patenting smartphones with a protrusion at the top for the front camera. As the LetsGoDigital resource now reports, Vivo is also thinking about a similar design solution. A description of the new cellular devices was published on the website of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Patent applications were filed last year, […]

Made in Russia: a new heart rate sensor will allow you to monitor the condition of astronauts in orbit

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The Russian Space magazine, published by the state corporation Roscosmos, reports that our country has created an advanced sensor to monitor the body condition of astronauts in orbit. Specialists from Skoltech and the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) took part in the research. The developed device is a lightweight wireless cardiac sensor designed to record heart rhythm. It is alleged that the product will not restrict the movement of astronauts […]

Why CFOs are moving to an operating cost model in IT

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What to spend money on so that the company can develop? This question keeps many CFOs awake. Each department pulls the blanket over itself, and you also need to take into account many factors that affect the spending plan. And these factors often change, forcing us to revise the budget and urgently seek funds for some new direction. Traditionally, when investing in IT CFOs, […]

PostgreSQL 11: Partitioning evolution from Postgres 9.6 to Postgres 11

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Great Friday everyone! There is less and less time left before the launch of the Relational DBMS course, so today we are sharing the translation of another useful material on the topic. During the development of PostgreSQL 11, impressive work has been done to improve table partitioning. Table partitioning is a feature that has been around in PostgreSQL for quite some time, but it is, so to speak, essentially […]

FastCGI Implementation in Modern C++

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A new implementation of the FastCGI protocol is available, written in modern C++17. The library is notable for its ease of use and high performance. It is possible to connect both in the form of a statically and dynamically linked library, and through embedding into an application in the form of a header file. In addition to Unix-like systems, support is provided for use on Windows. The code is supplied under the free zlib license. Source: opennet.ru

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 has temporarily disappeared from the Epic Games Store due to a sale

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Yesterday, a major sale started on the Epic Games Store, which even includes projects that have not yet been released. The list also included Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2, which some users managed to purchase at a price of 435 rubles. instead of 1085 rub. Shortly after the promotion was announced, the project page disappeared from the service. The DTF portal received a comment from Epic Games regarding […]

Colorful CVN X570 Gaming Pro: AMD X570 motherboard with active chipset cooling

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At the upcoming Computex 2019 exhibition, not only Ryzen 3000 processors will be announced, but also new motherboards for them based on the AMD X570 chipset. Traditionally, some new products become known in advance. This time, the WCCFTech resource published an image and revealed details about the Colorful CVN X570 Gaming Pro motherboard, which belongs to the upper price segment. The first thing [...]

Samsung and Huawei settle 8-year patent dispute

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Huawei and Samsung have reached an agreement on patent litigation that lasted for eight years. According to the Chinese press, through legal mediation from the Guangdong High People's Court, Huawei Technologies and Samsung (China) Investment have reached a settlement on a number of disputes over violations of SEP patents (standard-essential patents fundamental to the industry). Details of the settlement agreement are not yet known, but [...]

Volkswagen aims to become market leader in electric vehicles by 2025

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The Volkswagen concern has outlined plans to develop the direction of so-called “electric mobility,” that is, a family of cars with electric powertrains. The first model of the new family is the ID.3 hatchback, which, as noted, is the embodiment of intelligent design, individuality and innovative technology. Pre-orders for the ID.3 started just a few days ago, and in the first 24 hours […]

DJI Osmo Action: Dual Display Sports Camera for $350

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DJI, a well-known drone manufacturer, as expected, announced the Osmo Action sports camera, designed to compete with GoPro devices. The new product has a 1/2,3-inch CMOS sensor with 12 million effective pixels and a lens with a viewing angle of 145 degrees (f/2,8). Photosensitivity value - ISO 100–3200. The action camera allows you to obtain images with a resolution of up to 4000 × 3000 pixels. A wide variety of video recording modes have been implemented [...]

Logs of the front-end developer Habr: refactoring and reflecting

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I have always been interested in how Habr is structured from the inside, how the workflow is structured, how communications are structured, what standards are used and how code is generally written here. Fortunately, I got such an opportunity, because I recently became part of the habra team. Using the example of a small refactoring of the mobile version, I’ll try to answer the question: what is it like to work here at the front. In the program: Node, Vue, Vuex and SSR with notes from personal experience […]

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