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From the slaughter to the transshipment point. An example of integration of GEOVIA Surpac and the automated dispatching system of the State Customs Committee

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What do enterprises produce? Gold, iron ore, coal, diamonds? No! Every business makes money. This is the goal of every enterprise. If a ton of gold or iron ore mined does not bring you income, or, worse, your costs will be higher than the profit from the sale of products, what is the value of this ore for the enterprise? Each ton of ore should bring the maximum income […]

Accelerating development with Azure services: building chatbots and cognitive services using the platform

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Hey Habr! Today we'll show you how to use Azure to solve tasks that usually require human participation. Operators spend a lot of time answering the same questions, processing phone calls and text messages. Chatbots automate communication and recognition and reduce the burden on people. Bots are also used in Azure DevOps, where they allow, for example, to approve […]

Error Monitoring with Sentry in JavaScript Front-End Applications: Part 1

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The Sentry service allows you to remotely monitor bugs in front-end applications written in JavaScript. Trying to fix problems in front-end JavaScript applications can be a daunting task because they originate in the user's browser, which you often don't have access to. However, Sentry allows you to monitor bugs remotely. Here you can download the solutions discussed in this article. What you need If you […]

Damascus steel blade on a 3D printer? Scientists were able

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Scientists have found that a Damascus blade can be printed on a 3D printer. It will not be as perfect as one forged by a blacksmith, but it will be noticeably better than a blade made from ordinary steel. All you need to do is set up the printing and cooling modes of the workpiece. A team of scientists from the Max Planck Institute used a laser 3D printer using an alloy of nickel, titanium and […]

Roscosmos will send a woman cosmonaut to the ISS in 2022 for the first time in eight years

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The Roscosmos State Corporation will send a female cosmonaut to the ISS for the first time in the last eight years. The detachment commander Oleg Kononenko spoke about this on the air of “Evening Urgant” and was confirmed by the organization on Twitter. The flight will take place in 2022. The crew member was 35-year-old Anna Kikina. She got into the squad as a result of the first open competition for the selection of candidates in 2012. Kikina – […]

NASA is looking for the inventor of the toilet for the moon, who is offered to make history

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The lack of amenities in the house is easily transferred into the summer holiday season, although many are not satisfied even with this state of affairs. But the lack of amenities in the area of ​​theoretical accessibility turns into a disaster. And even more so, this applies to space expeditions, where you can’t quickly jump out of the room “before the wind.” NASA praises the quality of the toilets on the ISS, but […]

A new version of the strategy game Warzone 2100. Project OpenDiablo2

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After 10 months of development, release 3.4.0 of the free real-time strategy game Warzone 2100 has been published. The game was originally developed by Pumpkin Studios and released to the market in 1999. In 2004, the source code was opened under the GPLv2 license and the development of the game continued through the community. Both single-player games against bots and online games are supported. Packages […]

Release of the free financial accounting system GnuCash 4.0

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GnuCash 4.0, a free system for individual financial accounting, has been released, providing tools for tracking income and expenses, maintaining bank accounts, managing information about shares, deposits and investments, and planning loans. With GnuCash, small business accounting and balance sheet (debit/credit) is also possible. Data import in QIF/OFX/HBCI formats and visualization of information on graphs are supported. […]

FOSS News #22 - Free and Open Source News Review June 22-28, 2020

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Hi all! We continue to review the news of free and open source software and some hardware. All the most important things about penguins and not only in Russia and the world. A new supercomputer in first place in the TOP-500 on ARM and Red Hat Enterprise Linux, two new laptops on GNU / Linux, support for Russian processors in the Linux kernel, a discussion of the voting system developed by DIT Moscow, […]

Origins of DevOps: what's in the name?

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Hey Habr! I present to your attention the translation of the article "The Origins of DevOps: What's in a Name?" by Steve Mezak. Depending on your point of view, DevOps will be celebrating its ninth or tenth anniversary this year. In 2016, RightScales' State of the Cloud report found that 70 percent of SMBs are adopting […]

Non-commercial provider FossHost providing hosting for free projects

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Within the framework of the FossHost project, the work of a non-profit provider has been organized, providing free virtual servers for free projects. Currently, the project infrastructure includes 7 servers deployed in the USA, Poland, Great Britain and the Netherlands based on the ProxMox VE 6.2 platform. Equipment and infrastructure are provided by FossHost sponsors, and activities are run by enthusiasts. Existing free projects with an active community and website or […]

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