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The modder redesigned leveling in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, tying it to the choice of race

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Interesting modifications continue to appear for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. A modder under the nickname SimonMagus616 released a modification called Aetherius, which significantly changed leveling in the game. She redistributed skills, tying them to the choice of race, and also introduced a new progression system. After installing the modification, all basic skills will be upgraded to level 5 instead of 15. Each individual nation receives the main […]

The developers of Tower of Time announced a new non-linear RPG Dark Envoy

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Event Horizon studio, known for the role-playing game Tower of Time, announced its new project - non-linear RPG with turn-based tactical battles Dark Envoy. According to the developers, they were inspired to create the new product by Divinity, XCOM, FTL, Mass Effect and Dragon Age. “The Human Empire struggles for dominance with the remnants of ancient races, and dark technology collides with magic—and […]

ARM introduces second-of-its-kind exclusively 64-bit Cortex-A34 core

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In 2015, ARM presented an energy-efficient 64/32-bit Cortex-A35 core for the big.LITTLE heterogeneous architecture, and in 2016 it released a 32-bit Cortex-A32 core for wearable electronics. And now, without attracting much attention, the company has introduced a 64-bit Cortex‑A34 core. This product is offered through the Flexible Access program, which gives integrated circuit designers access to a wide range of intellectual property with the ability to pay only […]

Huawei plans to release new smartphones P300, P400 and P500

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Huawei P series smartphones are traditionally flagship devices. The latest models in the series are the P30, P30 Pro and P30 Lite smartphones. It is logical to assume that the P40 models will appear next year, but until then, the Chinese manufacturer may release several more smartphones. It has become known that Huawei has registered trademarks, which indicates plans to change the name […]

California farmers install solar panels as water and farmland shrink

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Dwindling water supplies in California, which has been plagued by persistent droughts, are forcing farmers to look for other sources of income. In the San Joaquin Valley alone, farmers may have to retire more than half a million acres to comply with the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act of 202,3, which will eventually imposes restrictions on [...]

New article: Top 10 smartphones under 10 thousand rubles (2019)

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We keep talking about stagnation in the world of gadgets - almost nothing new, they say, is happening, technology is marking time. In some ways, this picture of the world is correct - the form factor of smartphones itself has more or less settled down, and there have been no grandiose breakthroughs in either productivity or interaction formats for a long time. Everything may change with the massive introduction of 5G, but for now […]

Directory size is not worth our effort

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This is a completely useless, unnecessary in practical application, but funny little post about directories in *nix systems. It's Friday. During interviews, boring questions often arise about inodes, everything-is-files, which few people can answer sanely. But if you dig a little deeper, you can find interesting things. To understand the post, a few points: everything is a file. directory is also [...]

Asynchronous programming in JavaScript (Callback, Promise, RxJs )

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Hi all. Sergey Omelnitsky is in touch. Not long ago I hosted a stream on reactive programming, where I talked about asynchrony in JavaScript. Today I would like to take notes on this material. But before we start the main material, we need to make an introductory note. So let's start with definitions: what is a stack and a queue? A stack is a collection whose elements [...]

Energy efficiency in the office: how to reduce real energy consumption?

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We talk a lot about how data centers can save energy through smart equipment placement, optimal air conditioning, and centralized power management. Today we will talk about how you can save energy in the office. Unlike data centers, electricity in offices is needed not only by technology, but also by people. Therefore, to obtain a PUE coefficient here at […]

Cryptographic Attacks: An Explanation for Confused Minds

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When you hear the word “cryptography,” some people remember their WiFi password, the green padlock next to the address of their favorite website, and how difficult it is to get into someone else’s email. Others recall a series of vulnerabilities in recent years with telling abbreviations (DROWN, FREAK, POODLE...), stylish logos and a warning to urgently update your browser. Cryptography covers all of this, but the point is different. The point is there is a fine line between [...]

Site statistics and your small storage

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Webalizer and Google Analytics have helped me gain insight into what's happening on websites for many years. Now I understand that they provide very little useful information. Having access to your access.log file, understanding the statistics is very simple and to implement quite basic tools such as sqlite, html, sql language and any script […]

Multi-model DBMS - the basis of modern information systems?

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Modern information systems are quite complex. Not least of all, their complexity is due to the complexity of the data processed in them. The complexity of data often lies in the variety of data models used. So, for example, when data becomes “big”, one of the problematic characteristics is not only its volume (“volume”), but also its variety (“variety”). If you do not yet find a flaw in the reasoning, then […]

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