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The launch of the Luna-29 apparatus with a planetary rover is scheduled for 2028

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The creation of the automatic interplanetary station “Luna-29” will be carried out within the framework of the Federal Target Program (FTP) for a super-heavy rocket. This was reported by the online publication RIA Novosti, citing information received from sources in the rocket and space industry. Luna-29 is part of a large-scale Russian program to explore and develop the natural satellite of our planet. As part of the Luna-29 mission, it is planned to launch an automatic station [...]

Shot on OnePlus 7 Pro: Netflix series posters and National Geographic magazine cover

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There are only a few days left before the launch of the OnePlus 7 smartphone series, and the manufacturer is trying to prepare the public for an important announcement. Even large companies such as National Geographic and Netflix were involved in promoting the devices, which demonstrated the high potential of the OnePlus 7 Pro camera. Given the significant improvements expected to be made in hardware and software […]

ASUS has prepared an anniversary motherboard, graphics card and peripherals for its 30th anniversary

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This year, the famous manufacturer of computer components, ASUS, celebrates its 30th anniversary. Such a date, naturally, could not do without various kinds of festive events. In particular, a prize draw is dedicated to it, held on the website asus.com, but, having seen enough of the example of AMD, ASUS decided not to limit itself to this and has prepared limited anniversary series of motherboards, video cards […]

A dark cinematic launch trailer for A Plague Tale: Innocence

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On May 14, the first game independently developed by the Asobo studio will be released on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC - the adventure stealth action game A Plague Tale: Innocence. The authors and publisher Focus Home Interactive presented a launch trailer that allows you to plunge into the atmosphere of a dark journey through medieval France, torn apart by war and plague. The video shows many cinematic […]

Video: Sony unveils new limited edition Days of Play PS4 Slim console

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During last year's Days of Play promotion, Sony introduced a limited edition blue PS4 Slim console. Well, the event returns this year in June, with players soon having the opportunity to purchase another themed special edition of the PS4 Slim. You can see the design of this option in the trailer below: it’s so […]

Folding displays may appear in smartwatches

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At the beginning of this year, Royole demonstrated one of the world's first smartphones with a flexible design - the FlexPai device. Royole is now reportedly mulling the release of wearable devices equipped with a foldable display. Information about new gadgets, as noted by the LetsGoDigital resource, was published by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). As can be seen in the patent images, […]

How to write a cover letter when looking for a job in the USA: 7 tips

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For many years, it has been a common practice in the United States to require applicants for various vacancies not only a resume, but also a cover letter. In recent years, the importance of this aspect has begun to decline - already in 2016, only about 30% of employers required cover letters. This is not difficult to explain - HR specialists conducting initial screening are usually too […]

MachineGames would like to make a new Quake or Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory

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Wolfenstein: Youngblood will be released in only two and a half months, and the MachineGames studio has already begun communicating with fans. Development lead Jerk Gustafsson said on Reddit that he would really like to make Quake or a multiplayer shooter like Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. Previously, MachineGames stated that Wolfenstein is planned as a trilogy, not counting offshoots like Old Blood […]

Kotaku Editor Reveals When to Expect The Last of Us: Part II and Ghost of Tsushima

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Last week, Kotaku editor Jason Schreier published the schedule of conferences at E3 2019. In the comments to the article, there was a discussion of Sony's decision to skip the event. The editor himself joined the users and talked about when he personally expects the release of The Last of Us: Part II and Ghost of Tsushima. Jason Schreier wrote, […]

Wolfenstein: Youngblood - Closer to Dishonored, More Open World and Lots of Activities

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Wolfenstein: Youngblood looks to be noticeably different from MachineGames' previous games in the Wolfenstein universe. And the point is not at all that the events in it take place much later than The New Colossus, and not in the new heroines - the main changes will affect the gameplay. In particular, the world will become much more open, allowing for more freedom in terms of research and various […]

Intel explains how 7nm process will help it survive

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New technical processes will first be implemented in the production of server products. The 2021 discrete GPU will be unique in many ways: the use of EUV lithography, a spatial layout with multiple chips, and Intel's first experience with releasing a serial product using 7nm technology. Intel is not losing hope of mastering 5nm technology. After mastering 7nm technology, the income of investors and the company itself should increase. On […]

Amazon Redshift Parallel Scaling Guide and Test Results

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We at Skyeng use Amazon Redshift, including parallel scaling, so we found this article by Stefan Gromoll, founder of dotgo.com, for intermix.io interesting. After the translation - a bit of our experience from the engineer according to Daniyar Belkhodzhaev. The Amazon Redshift architecture allows scaling by adding new nodes to the cluster. The need to cope with peak requests can lead to excessive […]

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