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Jun 29, 2015
Briton Laura Kennington stopped her trip along the Volga due to threats
gazeta.ru According to her, she received a lot of attention, and over the past two weeks she received a lot of threatening messages from social network users, because of which she decided to stop traveling. “It became too dangerous and I made the difficult decision to end the expedition,” Laura wrote.
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Jun 29, 2015
Greece has everything
The forced closure of banks in Greece has become one of the most discussed topics of the day on the Internet. On June 29, one of the most discussed news on the Internet was the week-long suspension of banking operations in Greece. The government, in conditions of a severe crisis, introduced capital control measures that should stop the “leakage” of money from the country.
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Jun 29, 2015
Non-pulp fiction
Alternatives to the blocked Flibusta online library On June 29, Roskomnadzor blocked one of the largest online libraries of the Runet, Flibusta, due to “failure to remove information that violates copyright.” On June 18, the Moscow City Court upheld the claim of the Eksmo publishing house, which accused the service of violating its rights to publish four works by the American writer Ray Bradbury in Russian.
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Jun 29, 2015
An oil spill occurred in the suburbs of Nefteyugansk
www.ugrapro.ru The Ministry of Emergency Situations of Yugra has been eliminating the consequences of a break on the oil pipeline for the second day. The oil spill area exceeds 10 hectares. “Well, now we are not just drowning, but drowning with oil. Now there will be no swimming, no fish, and nothing will grow in the dachas. After yesterday’s pipe burst,” wrote Evgenia Chernova, a resident of Nefteyugansk, on a social network.
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Jun 29, 2015
“The horror of modern Russian cinema is its terrible, panicky prudence”
Main statements from an open dialogue between film critics Roman Volobuev and Anton Dolin On June 27, as part of the “June Dialogues” event of the socio-cultural project “Open Library”, a public meeting was held between Roman Volobuev and Anton Dolin, during which famous film critics discussed the activities of the Minister of Culture, the problems of Russian cinema and the essence of the industry as a whole. TJ chose the most striking statements from the event.
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Jun 29, 2015
HSE Rector: a quarter of Russian universities can be reorganized within the framework of the flagship universities program
www.kommersant.ru “A university with 500-700 students cannot exist. He simply cannot keep full-time teachers. A flagship university is a model for the reorganization of higher education in a certain region, when there is one large university, united, and there are several specialized universities that are independent,” Kuzminov said.
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Jun 29, 2015
British politician caught taking a selfie at the site of a terrorist attack in Tunisia
www.mirror.co.uk British Labor parliamentary candidate Amran Hussain was criticized on Twitter for taking a selfie on the beach in Tunisia, where the terrorist attack took place on June 26. According to Hussein himself, in reality, with his actions he intended to pay tribute to the dead.
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Jun 29, 2015
On the Internet waves
How radio broadcasting appeared on the Internet and what you can listen to from Russian-language Internet radio stations right now On June 30 at 18:00 Moscow time, will be launched the Apple Music music service . One of the features of the platform will be continuous Internet broadcasting on the 24-hour Beats One radio station. Apple's Internet radio will operate from three cities - New York, Los Angeles and London - and will be broadcast by three DJs, including former BBC One man Zane Lowe.
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Jun 29, 2015
Students created a working model of Hyperloop
nplus1.ru According to the creators, this is just the beginning of the project and there is still a lot of work to be done to meet the conditions of the Hyperloop competition. In particular, the system currently uses conventional metal ball bearings instead of the required air gap to minimize friction between the capsule and the pipe.
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Jun 29, 2015
The “Lentach” community was included in the register of bloggers after changing its name to “LGBTach”
Roskomnadzor registered the community of the publication “Lentach” in the register of bloggers after it changed its name to “LGBTach” and put an LGBT rainbow as its avatar. this The department reported on its VKontakte page. As community manager Mark Shane told TJ, Roskomnadzor added Lentach to the register on its own initiative.
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Jun 29, 2015
American woman's testimony about rape was refuted using her fitness bracelet
mic.com A Florida woman has been charged with perjury over data from her fitness tracker. A 43-year-old woman said that an unknown person broke into her house at night and raped her. However, the police found her Fitbit fitness tracker, according to which she did not sleep at all that night and moved around a lot. The investigation is ongoing.
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Jun 29, 2015
RPR-PARNAS denied the nomination of Depardieu for governor of the Omsk region
ria.ru “We know about this from open sources, we are now checking this information... We did not take this seriously, this is a bad joke either by our activists or by people who are trying to discredit them,” said one of the party leaders Ilya Yashin.
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Jun 29, 2015
Gadgets of the week: robots, the first iPhone, the unexpected leader of tablets in Russia and houses of the future from IKEA
The material was written with the support of M.Video Every week TJ reviews the most discussed and notable news from the world of gadgets. In the new issue: a “robot wedding” with the participation of the Japanese “toastmaster” Pepper, the eighth anniversary of the start of sales of the first version of the iPhone, the unexpected leadership of the Russian tablet manufacturer, trends in the home of the future from IKEA and a robot assembling brick houses.
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Jun 29, 2015
Toy Story: What Happened to Our Childhood Activities and the Companies That Made Them
Author: Ivan Talachev With the development of technology, toys have changed a lot. Cars are now controlled via Bluetooth, pocket Tamagotchis have been replaced by furry Ubooly entertainment centers, and robots now actually move and carry out simple commands. But what happened to the toys of our childhood, to which we devoted so much time or which we once dreamed of? TJ columnist Ivan Talachev found out what fate befell LEGO constructors, Barbie dolls and other entertainment of our childhood.
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Jun 29, 2015
VKontakte turned out to be unavailable for all users
siliconrus.com Since about 11:40, neither the web version nor the mobile applications were working. Apparently, the problem affected the news feed: some other sections of the site worked properly. Around 11:50 the tape began to work as before, but other sections began to display the error “Server is temporarily unavailable.” Around 12:00, part of the communities disappeared, including TJ and CPU.
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