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PlayStation 5 GPU will be able to run at up to 2,0 GHz

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Following a detailed list of characteristics of the next-generation Xbox console, new details about the future PlayStation 5 console have appeared on the Internet. A well-known and fairly reliable source of leaks under the pseudonym Komachi has published information about the clock frequency of the GPU of the future Sony console. The source provides data about the Ariel graphics processor, which is part of a single-chip platform codenamed Oberon. […]

Ren Zhengfei: Huawei needs a complete reorganization

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According to online sources, Huawei founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei sent a letter calling for a major reorganization to all employees of the company. The letter noted that Huawei must “reorganize” within 3-5 years to develop a mode of operation that allows it to cope with US sanctions. Among other things, the message states that […]

Multivan and routing on Mikrotik RouterOS

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Introduction In addition to vanity, I was prompted to take up the article by the depressing frequency of questions on this topic in specialized groups of the Russian-speaking telegram community. The article is aimed at novice administrators of Mikrotik RouterOS (hereinafter referred to as ROS). It considers only multivans, with an emphasis on routing. As a bonus, there are minimally sufficient settings to ensure safe and convenient operation. Those who are looking for disclosure of queue themes, balancing [...]

Samsung will introduce a smartphone with a graphene battery within two years

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Typically, users expect new smartphones to improve performance compared to previous models. However, recently one of the characteristics of new iPhones and Android devices has not changed significantly. We are talking about the battery life of devices, since even the use of massive lithium-ion batteries with a capacity of 5000 mAh does not significantly increase this parameter. The situation may change if there is a transition from [...]

freepbx. Configuring Asterisk for e-mail notifications about missed incoming calls in the queue

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IP ATC Asterisk is a powerful machine in the field of IP telephony. And the FreePBX web interface, created for Asterisk, greatly simplifies setup and reduces the barrier to entry into the system. If you can think of any task related to IP telephony, then it can almost certainly be implemented in Asterisk. But rest assured that you will need perseverance and endurance. Before us stood […]

Hewlett Packard Enterprise webinars in August-October 2019

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Over the next three months, HPE specialists will conduct a series of webinars on data protection using intelligent systems, cloud storage systems, data availability, expanding the capabilities of storage networks, the Internet of things and more. You can register and learn more about each webinar below. The full list of webinars is available here. August: HPE OneView 5.0 – platform update […]

Don't mess with NULL

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A Friday-worthy story happened to American security researcher Joseph Tartaro. He wanted to stand out by ordering not just an individual license plate for the car, but also connecting it with his craft. My first thought was to play around with SEGFAULT or something like that. But in the end he settled on NULL for his machine and VOID for […]

What I don't like about Windows 10

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I came across another list of “10 reasons that prompted me to switch from Windows 10 to Linux” and decided to make my own list of what I don’t like about Windows 10, the OS that I use today. I have no plans to switch to Linux in the foreseeable future, but this does not mean at all that I am happy with everything that changes in the operating […]

My fifth day with Haiku: let's port some software

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TL;DR: Newbie saw Haiku for the first time, trying to port some programs from the Linux world. My first Haiku port, packaged in its hpkg format I recently discovered Haiku, a surprisingly good operating system for PCs. Today I will learn how to port new programs to this operating system. The main focus is the description of the first experience of transition to [...]

Release of professional video editor DaVinci Resolve 16

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Blackmagic Design, a company specializing in the production of professional video cameras and video processing systems, announced the release of its proprietary color correction and non-linear editing system DaVinci Resolve 16, used by many famous Hollywood film studios in the production of films, TV series, commercials, television programs and video clips. DaVinci Resolve combines editing, coloring, audio, finishing, and […]

Git v2.23

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A new version of the version control system has been released. It contains 505 changes relative to the previous one - 2.22. One of the main changes is that the actions performed by the git checkout command are divided between two commands: git switch and git restore. More changes: Updated git rebase helper commands to remove unused code. The git update-server-info command will not rewrite a file if it […]

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