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Blocks of Soyuz launch vehicles arrived at Vostochny

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The state corporation Roskosmos reports that a special train with blocks of launch vehicles has arrived at the Vostochny cosmodrome in the Amur Region. In particular, blocks of Soyuz-2.1a and Soyuz-2.1b rockets, as well as a nose fairing, were delivered to Vostochny. After washing the container cars, the components of the carriers will be unloaded and moved through the transborder gallery from the block warehouse to the assembly and testing building for their subsequent […]

EVGA SuperNOVA G5: 650W to 1000W Power Supplies

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EVGA has announced SuperNOVA G5 power supplies suitable for use in gaming systems and high-end desktop computers. New items are certified 80 PLUS Gold. The declared efficiency at typical loads is at least 91%. The design uses 100% Japanese high-quality capacitors. A 135mm low-noise fan is responsible for cooling. Thanks to EVGA ECO Mode, units […]

LG is designing a smartphone with a wrap display

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LetsGoDigital has discovered LG's patent documentation for a new smartphone with a large flexible display. Information about the device is published on the website of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). As you can see in the images, the novelty will receive a wrapper display that will encircle the body. By expanding this panel, users can transform a smartphone into a small tablet. Curiously, the screen can […]

Intel Faces Claims From Indian Antitrust Authorities Over Processor Warranties

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The so-called “parallel imports” in the markets of individual regions are not formed due to a good life. When official suppliers maintain higher prices, the consumer involuntarily reaches out to alternative sources, expressing their willingness to lose warranty and service support in order to save money at the stage of purchasing the product. A similar situation has developed in India, notes Tom's Hardware. Local consumers do not always [...]

OPPO Reno 2Z and Reno 2F smartphones are equipped with a periscope camera

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In addition to the Reno 2 smartphone with a Shark Fin camera, OPPO introduced the Reno 2Z and Reno 2F devices, which received a selfie module made in the form of a periscope. Both new items are endowed with a Full HD + AMOLED screen with a resolution of 2340 × 1080 pixels. Protection against damage is provided by durable Corning Gorilla Glass 6. The front camera is endowed with a 16-megapixel sensor. A quadruple camera is installed at the back: it […]

Russian AI technology will help drones detect and recognize objects

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The ZALA Aero company, part of the Kalashnikov concern of the Rostec state corporation, presented AIVI (Artificial Intelligence Visual Identification) technology for unmanned aerial vehicles. The developed system is based on artificial intelligence (AI). The platform allows drones to detect and recognize objects in real time with full coverage of the lower hemisphere. The system uses modular cameras and artificial intelligence to fully analyze […]

Why DevOps is needed and who are DevOps specialists

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When an application doesn't work, the last thing you want to hear from your colleagues is the phrase “the problem is on your side.” As a result, users suffer – and they don’t care which part of the team is responsible for the breakdown. DevOps culture emerged precisely to bring development and support together around a shared responsibility for the end product. What practices are included in [...]

Cisco Training 200-125 CCNA v3.0. Day 27 Introduction to ACL. Part 2

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One more thing that I forgot to mention is that ACL not only filters traffic on an allow/deny basis, it performs many more functions. For example, an ACL is used to encrypt VPN traffic, but to pass the CCNA exam, you only need to know how it is used to filter traffic. Let's return to Problem No. 1. We found out that the traffic from the accounting and sales departments […]

Monitoring ETL processes in a small data warehouse

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Many people use specialized tools to create routines for extracting, transforming, and loading data into relational databases. The process of the tools is logged, errors are recorded. In case of an error, the log contains information that the tool failed to complete the task and which modules (often java) stopped where. In the last lines you can find a database error, for example, a violation […]

Console Roguelike in C++

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Introduction “Linux is not for games!” - an outdated phrase: now there are many wonderful games specifically for this wonderful system. But still, sometimes you want something special that would suit you... And I decided to create this special thing. Basics I won't show and tell you all the code (it's not very interesting) - just the main points. 1.Character Here […]

IPFS without pain (but this is not accurate)

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Despite the fact that there was already more than one article about IPFS on Habré. Let me clarify right away that I am not an expert in this field, but I have expressed interest in this technology more than once, but trying to play with it often caused some pain. Today I started experimenting again and got some results that I would like to share. […]

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