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Mount & Blade II: Bannerlords Beta Update Released With Numerous Fixes

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Taleworlds Entertainment has released an update for Mount & Blade II: Bannerlords that aims to improve the game's performance. For now it is only available in the beta version of the project. The developer follows a structured patching process. In addition to the main build of Mount & Blade II: Bannerlords, Steam users can install the beta version. “The beta branch will contain content that has passed our internal testing and will only be available to public […]

British churches broadcast worship services due to quarantine

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Currently, mass gatherings are prohibited in EU countries, and many churches of various faiths are forced to stop regular public services. And for many, support is important in moments of such trials. The BBC reports that churches are turning to technology to solve problems. Catholics and Anglicans are currently celebrating Easter (in Russia it falls on April 19), and BBC Click […]

Apple Adds Ice Lake-U Support to macOS, Likely for New MacBook Pros

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Apple recently updated its most affordable MacBook Air laptops. It was expected that an updated version of the cheapest MacBook Pro would be presented along with them, but this did not happen. However, the compact MacBook Pro will be updated one way or another in the coming months, and evidence of its preparation was found in the macOS Catalina code. A known source of leaks from [...]

Samsung develops Exynos series platform for Google

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Samsung is often criticized for its Exynos mobile processors. Recently, there have been negative comments addressed to the manufacturer due to the fact that the Galaxy S20 series smartphones on the company’s own processors are inferior in performance to versions on Qualcomm chips. Despite this, a new report from Samsung states that the company has entered into a partnership with Google to produce a special chip […]

Protective case for Google Pixel 4a revealed the design of the device

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Last year, Google changed the product line of its branded smartphones, releasing after the flagship devices Pixel 3 and 3 XL their cheaper versions: Pixel 3a and 3a XL, respectively. It is expected that this year the tech giant will follow the same path and release the Pixel 4a and Pixel 4a XL smartphones. A lot of leaks have already appeared on the Internet about the upcoming [...]

FairMOT, a system for quickly tracking multiple objects on video

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Researchers from Microsoft and Central China University have developed a new high-performance method for tracking multiple objects in video using machine learning technologies - FairMOT (Fair Multi-Object Tracking). The code with the implementation of the method based on Pytorch and the trained models are published on GitHub. Most existing object tracking methods use two stages, each of which is implemented by a separate neural network. […]

Debian is testing Discourse as a potential replacement for mailing lists

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Neil McGovern, who served as Debian project leader in 2015 and now heads the GNOME Foundation, announced that he has begun testing a new discussion infrastructure called discourse.debian.net, which may replace some mailing lists in the future. The new discussion system is based on the Discourse platform used in projects such as GNOME, Mozilla, Ubuntu and Fedora. It is noted that Discourse […]

Online meetups for the whole week from April 10 on DevOps, backing, front, QA, team management and analytics

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Hello! My name is Alice and together with the meetups-online.ru team we have prepared a list of interesting online meetups for the next week. While meeting with friends is possible only in online bars, you can entertain yourself with a walk to a meetup, for example, not on your topic. Or you can get involved in a holivar (although you promised yourself never to do that) at the debate about TDD […]

DataGovernance on your own

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Hey Habr! Data is a company's most valuable asset. Almost every company with a digital bias claims this. It’s hard to argue with this: not a single major IT conference is now held without discussing approaches to managing, storing and processing data. Data comes to us from outside, it is also formed inside the company, and if we talk about the data of a telecom […]

We check for ourselves: how 1C is deployed and how it is administered: Document flow within the 1C company

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We at 1C widely use our own developments to organize the work of the company. In particular, "1C: Document Management 8". In addition to document management (as the name suggests), it is also a modern ECM system (Enterprise Content Management - corporate content management) with a wide range of functionality - mail, employee work calendars, organizing resource sharing (for example, booking meeting rooms), accounting working […]

It's not always about the coronavirus: producer Mojang explained the reason for the transfer of Minecraft Dungeons

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many games, from Wasteland 3 to The Last of Us Part 2, have delayed their releases. For example, Minecraft Dungeons, which was supposed to be released this month, but will now be released in May. Mojang's executive producer explained the reason for the delay. Speaking to Eurogamer, executive producer David Nisshagen said he doesn't want to […]

YouTube adapted its website for tablets

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Nowadays, tablets allow you to view more and more sites in a convenient format, so YouTube has improved its own web version. The video hosting site has updated its interface to better support large touchscreen devices such as iPads, Android tablets and Chrome OS computers. New gestures let you quickly switch to full-screen or mini-player mode in the web browser, while improved scrolling and […]

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