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You need to play it yourself: Blizzard has blocked 74 thousand players in World of Warcraft Classic for using bots

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Blizzard Entertainment published a message on the forum of its website dedicated to World of Warcraft Classic. It says that the company blocked 74 thousand accounts in the game that used bots - programs that allow you to automatically perform a certain process, for example, extract resources. The post from Blizzard states: “Including [the development team’s] activities today, over the past month in North and […]

AMD to free up space for Ryzen 3000XT with $3000-25 price cuts for Ryzen 50X

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The announcement of the updated AMD Ryzen 3000 generation Matisse Refresh processors should take place this week. The updated series will include three chips: Ryzen 9 3900XT, Ryzen 7 3800XT and Ryzen 5 3600XT. As it turned out, they will not replace the current variants with the “X” suffix, but will be sold at their current price. The cost of “old” processors, in turn, will be reduced […]

An insider shared details about the folding Apple iPhone

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According to unofficial information, Apple has been working for some time on a prototype of a folding iPhone, which should compete with similar devices produced by Samsung. Reputable insider Jon Prosser claims that the device will have two separate displays connected by a hinge, and not one flexible display, like most modern smartphones of this type. Prosser claims that the foldable iPhone will have such […]

The Ubuntu project has released builds for deploying server platforms on Raspberry Pi and PC

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Canonical introduced the Ubuntu Appliance project, which began publishing fully configured builds of Ubuntu, optimized for quickly deploying ready-made server processors on a Raspberry Pi or PC. Currently, builds are offered to run the NextCloud cloud storage and collaboration platform, the Mosquitto MQTT broker, the Plex media server, the OpenHAB home automation platform, and the AdGuard ad-filtering DNS server. Assemblies […]

Rescuezilla 1.0.6 backup distribution release

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A new release of the Rescuezilla 1.0.6 distribution has been published, designed for backup, recovery of systems after failures and diagnosis of various hardware problems. The distribution is built on the Ubuntu package base and continues the development of the Redo Backup & Rescue project, the development of which was discontinued in 2012. Rescuezilla supports backup and recovery of accidentally deleted files on Linux, macOS and Windows partitions. […]

Mozilla switched to using a common regular expression engine with Chromium

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The SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine used in Firefox has been converted to use an updated implementation of regular expressions, based on the current Irregexp code from the V8 JavaScript engine used in browsers based on the Chromium project. The new implementation of RegExp will be offered in Firefox 78, scheduled for June 30, and will bring all the missing ECMAScript elements related to regular expressions to the browser. It is noted that […]

The easiest way to migrate from macOS to Linux

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Linux allows you to do almost the same thing as macOS. And what's more: it became possible thanks to the developed open source community. One of the stories of the transition from macOS to Linux in this translation. It's been almost two years since I switched from macOS to Linux. Prior to that, I had been using an operating system from […]

Data center air corridor isolation systems: basic rules for installation and operation. Part 1. Containerization

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One of the most effective methods for improving the energy efficiency of a modern data center and reducing its operating costs are isolation systems. In another way, they are called containerization systems for hot and cold aisles. The fact is that the main consumer of the excess power of the data center is the refrigeration system. Accordingly, the lower the load on it (reducing electricity bills, even distribution of the load, reducing the wear of engineering […]

The release of Cyberpunk 2077 has been delayed again, this time until November 19

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CD Projekt RED in the official microblog of its action role-playing game Cyberpunk 2077 announced the second postponement of the game in the last six months: the release is now scheduled for November 19. Let us remind you that Cyberpunk 2077 was initially planned to be released on April 16 of this year, but due to lack of time to polish the project, they decided to postpone the premiere to September 17. The new delay is also associated with perfectionism […]

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