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Apex Legends Melting Ice Season 1 Launches October XNUMXst: New Map, Hero, and Weapons

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Electronic Arts and Respawn Entertainment have unveiled the third season of Apex Legends, titled “Melting Ice.” Along with the third season, Apex Legends will be replenished with a new legend - Crypto. This hero is calm and collected. He sends reconnaissance drones to covertly observe the enemy and does not attract unnecessary attention to himself in battle. The developers are also preparing a huge amount of additional materials […]

Microsoft is porting the Edge browser to Linux

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Sean Larkin, technical program manager for the Microsoft web platform, announced work on porting the Microsoft Edge browser to Linux. Details have not yet been announced. Developers who use Linux for development, testing, or day-to-day activities are asked to take a survey and answer several questions regarding browser usage, platforms used, and installation preferences. Let us remind you that […]

Creating Google Users from PowerShell via API

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Hello! This article will describe the implementation of PowerShell interaction with the Google API to manipulate G Suite users. We use several internal and cloud services across the organization. For the most part, authorization in them comes down to Google or Active Directory, between which we cannot maintain a replica; accordingly, when a new employee leaves, you need to create/enable an account […]

Russian buyers believed in Ryzen

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The release of the third generation Ryzen processors was a huge success for AMD. This is clearly evidenced by the sales results: after the appearance of the Ryzen 3000 on the market, the attention of retail buyers began to actively shift in favor of AMD’s offerings. This situation is also observed in Russia: as follows from statistics collected by the Yandex.Market service, since the second half of this year, users of this price aggregator […]

Two story clips about the corporation Skell Technology in Ghost Recon Breakpoint

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Ubisoft continues to prepare for the launch of its next open-world co-op action game, Ghost Recon Breakpoint. Recently, a French publishing house published a couple of videos telling about the influential company Skell Technology and the Auroa archipelago, where cutting-edge developments are being carried out. The first trailer is designed as a promotional video for Skell Technology. It talks about the advantages of the Auroa archipelago, where everyone is guaranteed a carefree life. […]

iOS 13 is in danger due to third-party keyboards

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A week ago, Apple introduced iOS 13. And the other day the first patches were released - iOS 13.1 and iPadOS 13.1. They brought some improvements, but, as it turned out, did not solve the main problem. The developers said that mobile systems are at risk due to third-party keyboards. As it turns out, some of these applications can gain full access to the system partition even […]

Retentioneering: how we wrote open-source product analytics tools in Python and Pandas

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Hello, Habr. This article is devoted to the results of four years of development of a set of methods and tools for processing user movement trajectories in an application or website. The author of the development is Maxim Godzi, who heads the team of product creators and is also the author of the article. The product itself was called Retentioneering; it has now been converted into an open-source library and posted on Github so that anyone […]

They will try to isolate Runet in the Urals

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Russia is beginning to test systems to implement the law on a “sovereign Runet.” For this purpose, the company “Data - Processing and Automation Center” (DCOA) was created, headed by the ex-head of Nokia in Russia and former Deputy Minister of Communications Rashid Ismailov. The pilot region was the Ural Federal District, where they want to fully deploy traffic filtering systems (Deep Packet Inspection; DPI) on […]

Review of the book: “Life 3.0. Being human in the era of artificial intelligence"

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Many who know me can confirm that I am quite critical of a lot of issues, and in some ways I even show a fair amount of maximalism. I'm hard to please. Especially when it comes to books. I often criticize fans of science fiction, religion, detective stories and much other nonsense. I think it’s high time to take care of really important things and stop living in the illusion of immortality. In […]

Logitech buys streaming developer Streamlabs

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Logitech announced a deal to acquire the Californian company Streamlabs, which was founded relatively recently - in 2014. Streamlabs specializes in developing software and custom tools for streamers. The company's products are very popular among users broadcasting on such well-known platforms as Twitch, YouTube, etc. Logitech and Streamlabs have become partners for about […]

The KDE project calls on web designers and developers to help!

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The KDE project resources, available at kde.org, are a huge, confusing collection of various pages and sites that have evolved little by little since 1996. It has now become obvious that this cannot continue like this, and we need to seriously start modernizing the portal. The KDE Project encourages web developers and designers to volunteer. Subscribe to the mailing list to stay up to date with the work [...]

HMD Global confirms Android 10 update for its entry-level smartphones

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Following Google officially unveiling Android 10 Go Edition for entry-level smartphones, Finnish HMD Global, which sells products under the Nokia brand, confirmed the release of corresponding updates for its simplest devices. In particular, the company announced that Nokia 1 Plus, running Android 9 Pie Go Edition, will receive an update to Android 10 Go Edition […]

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