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Steel Division 2 Strategy Release Date Moved, Developers Will Conduct More Beta Tests

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Studio Eugen Systems on the official Steam forum made an important announcement regarding the military strategy Steel Division 2. This is the first independent project of the company, and the developers want to eliminate all the shortcomings before the release. That is why the release date of the game has been postponed for the second time. Initially, the authors planned to release the project on April 4, then on May 2, and now the release is scheduled for June 20. […]

Nintendo Reveals VR Details in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

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Nintendo talked about how the "Nintendo Labo: VR Kit" is used in the action-adventure The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Nintendo Labo: VR Bundle for Nintendo Switch goes on sale today, April 19th. The VR headset update for The legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will be released on April 26th. Technical Director […]

Several factions, consequences of choice and other details of RPG GreedFall

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Wccftech has interviewed Spiders lead writer Jehanne Rousseau, who is responsible for GreedFall's story. This is the next project of the studio, which is distinguished by great ambitions and scale. Rousseau noted the main features of the entourage and talked about the world in which to travel. So, in GreedFall there are several factions that the main character can join. Initially, the protagonist is listed in […]

Video: "Havana" will be the new map for the "Capture points" mode in Overwatch

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As anticipated during the announcement of the Overwatch story mission "The Storm is Preaching", the new co-op story mission location will soon become a new map for Standard Competitive Battles. Havana is inspired by the capital of Cuba and is one of the maps for the Capture Points mode. The terrorist organization Talon has settled in this vibrant metropolis in the middle of the Caribbean Sea. There will also be colorful […]

Millions of Instagram user passwords available to Facebook employees

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Just half a month has passed since almost one and a half hundred gigabytes of Facebook data were found on Amazon servers. But the company is still doing poorly with security. As it turns out, the passwords for millions of Instagram accounts were viewable by Facebook employees. This is a kind of addition to those millions of passwords that were stored in text files without any protection. […]

Spies at ASML worked in the interests of Samsung

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Suddenly. In an interview with a Dutch television channel, ASML CEO Peter Wennink said that Samsung was behind the act of industrial espionage at the company. More precisely, the head of a manufacturer of lithographic equipment for producing chips formulated what happened differently. He said ASML's "largest South Korean client" was involved in the theft. When asked by the journalist to confirm that it was Samsung, Wennink […]

LSS Thermaltake Floe Riing RGB 360 TR4 Edition is designed for AMD processors

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Thermaltake has announced the Floe Riing RGB 360 TR4 Edition liquid cooling system (LCS), which is designed to work with AMD processors in the TR4 design. The new product includes a 360 mm radiator and a water block with a copper base and a built-in pump. The latter is said to be highly reliable and ensure efficient circulation of refrigerant. The radiator is blown by three 120 mm fans. […]

DDoS to the rescue: how we conduct stress and load tests

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Variti develops protection against bots and DDoS attacks, and also conducts stress and load testing. At the HighLoad++ 2018 conference, we talked about how to secure resources from various types of attacks. In short: isolate parts of the system, use cloud services and CDNs, and update regularly. But without specialized companies with protection, you still can’t cope 🙂 Before reading […]

Kubernetes Networking Plugin (CNI) Benchmark Results over 10 Gbps Network (updated April 2019)

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This is an update of my previous benchmark, which is now running Kubernetes 1.14 with the latest CNI as of April 2019. Firstly, I want to thank the Cilium team: the guys helped me check and fix the metrics monitoring scripts. What's changed since November 2018 Here's what's changed since then (if you're interested): Flannel remains the fastest and easiest CNI interface, but […]

Official: current MSI motherboards will still be able to work with Ryzen 3000

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MSI was quick to release an official statement regarding whether AMD Ryzen 3000 series processors will be supported by its current AMD 300 and 400 series motherboards. The need for such a statement arose after an MSI technical support representative replied to a customer that the Taiwanese company's motherboards based on AMD 300 series chipsets would not be able to […]

Sony PlayStation 5: a revolution awaits us

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As we wrote earlier, Wired recently spoke with PlayStation 4 lead architect Mark Cerny, who is leading the development of Sony's next gaming console, due out in 2020. The official name of the system has not yet been announced, but we will call it as usual PlayStation 5. Already, a number of studios and game developers have […]

Release of KDE Applications 19.04

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The latest version of the KDE project suite has been released, with over 150 bug fixes and many new features and improvements. Work continues on snap packages, there are now several dozen of them. Dolphin file manager: learned how to show thumbnails for MS Office documents, epub and fb2 e-books, Blender projects and PCX files; when opening a new tab, it places it immediately after the active one in […]

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