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The launch of the first satellites "Ionosphere" can be carried out in 2021

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General Director of VNIIEM Corporation JSC Leonid Makridenko spoke about the implementation of the Ionosonde project, which provides for the formation of a new satellite constellation. The initiative involves the launch of two pairs of Ionosphere-type devices and one Zond device. The Ionosphere satellites will be responsible for observing the Earth’s ionosphere and studying the processes and phenomena occurring in it. The Zond device will be engaged in observing the Sun: the satellite will be able to monitor solar activity, [...]

AMD scheduled an event for E3: less than a month left before the announcement of Navi-based video cards

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AMD will present new products as part of the upcoming gaming exhibition E3 2019, which will be held from June 11 to 14 in Los Angeles. The Next Horizon Gaming event will be held on the “zero” day of the exhibition, June 10 (June 11 at 01:00 Moscow time), and AMD promises to present its “next-generation gaming products” at it. In the announcement dedicated […]

Valve's Steam Link app is back on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV

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Last year, Valve introduced the Steam Link app for mobile devices. The idea is to stream titles from Steam's own library on mobile devices. It works by capturing and streaming games from your home PC to your smartphone or tablet. The technology was a development of the Steam Link hardware micro-set-top box, introduced in 2015 […]

Pavel Durov believes that dictators value WhatsApp for its vulnerabilities

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The creator of the social network VKontakte and the Telegram messenger Pavel Durov responded to information about a serious vulnerability in WhatsApp. He said that everything on users' smartphones, including photos, emails and texts, was accessible to attackers simply because of the use of the program. However, he noted that he was not surprised by this outcome. Last year, WhatsApp had to admit that they had […]

Facebook tightens live streaming policy after New Zealand attack

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Representatives of Facebook announced a tightening of policies regulating live broadcasts by users of the social network. Individuals who violate Facebook's rules will be temporarily banned from going live. The company says that it is introducing a so-called “one offense” policy, which implies the removal from live broadcasts of people who have violated certain rules. It is also reported that upon the first violation [...]

12. Check Point Getting Started R80.20. Logs & Reports

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Welcome to lesson 12. Today we will talk about another very important topic, namely working with logs and reports. Sometimes this functionality turns out to be almost decisive when choosing a means of protection. Security specialists really love a convenient reporting system and functional search for various events. It's hard to blame them for this. Essentially, the logs […]

Redundancy in Kubernetes: it exists

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My name is Sergey, I’m from ITSumma, and I want to tell you how we approach redundancy in Kubernetes. Recently, I have been doing a lot of consulting work on the implementation of various devops solutions for various teams, and, in particular, I have been working closely on projects using K8s. At the Uptime day 4 conference, which was dedicated to reservations in complex […]

PowerShell Desired State Configuration and Files: Part 1: Configuring DSC Pull Server to Work with SQL Database

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PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) greatly simplifies the job of deploying and configuring the operating system, server roles, and applications when you have hundreds of servers. But when using DSC on-premises, i.e. not in MS Azure, there are a couple of nuances. They are especially noticeable if the organization is large (from 300 workstations and servers) and the world of […]

Intel plans to move production of 3D XPoint memory to China

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With the end of its IMFlash Technology joint venture with Micron, Intel will face production challenges regarding memory chips. The company has technology in both 3D NAND flash memory and its proprietary 3D XPoint memory, which it believes will replace NAND due to its performance and durability advantages. The company is considering a project to move production [...]

How does your morning start?

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- So how are you? - Fine. - I answer. Well, it's normal. It was fine until you got caught. You always choose a very bad moment. This is why I hate you, you bastard. - How's the article? – you asked sarcastically. - Fine. – I don’t want to go into details, to be honest. - Are you sure it’s normal? - Exactly. […]

Information hope predicates

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Something new is born within the well-worn paths. The trampled and crushed cultural soil, from which, as it seems, all the air has been knocked out, is ready to do what it does best - put everything in its place like a mother. Beginning as intellectual games of loners, picked up by historical necessity, having received the monetary blessing of the world Machine, something on its knee receives the power […]

Intel Releases Clear Linux Edition for Application Developers

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Intel announced the expansion of the scope of the Clear Linux distribution, previously positioned as a specialized solution for container isolation. The new Clear Linux Developer Edition allows you to use the distribution on developer systems as a user environment. The GNOME desktop is offered by default, but KDE Plasma, Xfce, LXQt, Awesome and i3 are available as options. The Clear Linux distribution provides strict […]

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