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Space colony simulator Oxygen Not Included from the authors of Don't Starve will leave early access in May

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Developers from the Canadian studio Klei Entertainment, who created Don't Starve and Mark of the Ninja, have announced the release date for the final version of Oxygen Not Included. The hand-drawn space colony simulator, which has already received a lot of accolades, will leave Steam Early Access and the Epic Games Store on May 28, two years after the release. The release date of the final version of the developers announced in a teaser released on the […]

Superservices will appear on the State Services portal

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The Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation spoke about the further improvement of the Unified Portal of State and Municipal Services. As we recently reported, the number of users of the resource has reached approximately 90 million people. As now reported in the ministry, as of April 1 this year, 86,4 million individuals and 462 thousand legal entities were registered on the portal. IN […]

Gigabyte X470 Aorus Gaming 7 WiFi-50: AMD XNUMXth Anniversary Motherboard

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Gigabyte also decided to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of AMD and prepared a new motherboard called the X470 Aorus Gaming 7 WiFi-50 on the occasion of this round anniversary. Let us recall that on the occasion of the half-century anniversary, AMD itself will release a special version of the Ryzen 7 2700X processor, and Sapphire has prepared a special Radeon RX 590. Externally, the X470 Aorus motherboard […]

Video of the Day: A string of Boston Dynamics SpotMini robots pulling a truck

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Engineering and robotics firm Boston Dynamics has released a video showing off the new abilities of its four-legged mini-robot, SpotMini. A new video shows that a team of ten SpotMinis can move and then pull a truck. The robots reportedly moved a truck with neutral gear set across a parking lot on an incline of just one degree. The company previously demonstrated that SpotMini […]

UPS and energy recovery: how to cross a hedgehog with a snake?

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From the physics course we know that an electric motor can also work as a generator; this effect is used to recover electricity. If we have something massive driven by an electric motor, then when braking, the mechanical energy can be converted back into electrical energy and sent back into the system. This approach is actively used in industry and transport: it allows reducing energy consumption, [...]

Not a single VPN. A cheat sheet on how to protect yourself and your data

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Hey Habr. This is us, HideMy.name VPN. Now we are temporarily working on the HideMyna.me mirror. Why? On July 20, 2018, Roskomnadzor added us to the list of banned resources due to the decision of the Medvedevskiy District Court in Yoshkar-Ola. The court ruled that visitors to our site have unlimited access to extremist materials #without registrationisms, and somehow found the book “Mein Kampf” by Adolf […]

When encryption won't help: talk about physical access to the device

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In February, we published an article “Not a VPN alone. A cheat sheet on how to protect yourself and your data. One of the comments prompted us to write a continuation of the article. This part is a completely independent source of information, but we still recommend that you read both posts. The new post is dedicated to the issue of data security (correspondence, photos, videos, that’s all) in messengers and […]

Anno 1800 Season Pass Trailer Promises Three DLCs

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Anno 16, a city-building and economic simulator, was launched on April 1800. Ubisoft is not going to stop and plans to continue supporting the game both through the release of free updates and as part of a season pass. The trailer of the game is dedicated to the latter. The developers urge players not to stop there and get the most out of Anno 1800 by purchasing […]

Formal “request-response” logic in learning English: advantages for programmers

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I always maintain that the most talented linguists are programmers. This is due to their way of thinking, or, if you like, with some professional deformation. To expand on the topic, I’ll give you a few stories from my life. When there was a shortage in the USSR, and my husband was a little boy, his parents got sausage from somewhere and served it on the table for a holiday. The guests have left, […]

WhatsApp for Android is testing biometric identification

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WhatsApp is working on introducing biometric authentication for Android phones. The latest beta version of the program on the Google Play Store demonstrates this development in all its glory. Enabling biometric authentication on Android reportedly blocks screenshots from being taken. From the description it is clear that when a biometric check is running, the system requires an authorized fingerprint to launch the program, and at the same time blocks the ability to take screenshots of the screen […]

Intel abandons 5G modem business

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Intel's intention to stop manufacturing and further developing 5G chips was announced shortly after Qualcomm and Apple decided to end further patent litigation through several partnerships. Intel has been developing its own 5G modem to supply to Apple. Before the decision was made not to develop this […]

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