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Aug 16, 2021
The German company began to remake Lada Niva into electric vehicles
The price of such an SUV is 19,900 euros (about 1.72 million rubles). Photo from Elantrie.com SCHMID GmbH complements the Russian Lada Niva Legend SUVs by an electric motor with a capacity of more than 80 horsepower, batteries with a capacity of 30 kWh, as well as a 220 volt socket, which is located in the trunk. This is stated on the manufacturer's website. The authors of the project claim that the car can drive without recharging 300 kilometers.
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Aug 16, 2021
“Why can't a policeman have an interesting profile?”: Constable from India attracted the attention of social networks with dancing
Due to the blocking of Tiktok in the country, he had to go to Instagram. Havildar Amol Cambble on the right The 39-year-old Havildar Amol Cambble from Mumbai worked in the police for almost 17 years, but his main hobby is dancing. Hindustan Times told about the man. The Instagram block is not available “I was always interested in dancing because my older brother is a choreographer and a professional dancer. As a child, I often participated in competitions.
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Aug 16, 2021
"State Services" warned Russians about Evali's disease and the dangers of smoking vakees
The newsletter reported the existence of data that confirms that smokers are harder to endure coronavirus. On August 16, the Russians began to receive letters about the dangers of smoking vape. One of these messages came to the reader TJ. The letter says that vapes have nicotine and substances for evaporation of the mixture that can provoke lipoid pneumonia - potentially fatal damage to the lungs.
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Aug 16, 2021
“We have long established connections”: how Russia reacted to the capture of the Taliban of Afghanistan
Officials are ready to cooperate with the group and do not see the point of evacuating all diplomats from Kabul. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov presses his hand to the representative of the Taliban movement at a meeting in Moscow in 2021 photos of Emin Dzhafarov/Kommersant On August 15, the Taliban extremist group took control of the entire territory of Afghanistan and actually seized power in the country.
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Aug 16, 2021
"Great Londini": the grouping in masks of anonymouses deanonymizes "trolls" in Tiktok for insulting comments
The participants in the online movement claim that they can calculate the identity of any person for seven clicks-after that they transmit information to relatives, employers or police officers. Great Londini is looking for trolls in social networks and exposes their personalities to relatives and employees-the online movements believe that they are fighting with cyberbulling.
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Aug 16, 2021
“Small trouble”: a British student went on vacation to Afghanistan and stuck in Kabul captured by Taliban
"Lord Miles" fell into the epicenter of events and became famous for his stories on 4Chan, Twich and Facebook. Miles Rout lane A 21-year-old physicist of the British University of Lafboro named Miles Raut lane went on vacation to “one of the worst places on the ground” and ended up in Kabul right during the seizure of power by Taliban.
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Aug 16, 2021
Kabula Airport was the last hope of those who wanted to escape from Afghanistan. They try to break through to airplanes and die
High-ranking officials have already left the country of VIP races. And for ordinary people, evacuation sides are sorely lacking. The family is in a hurry to Kabula Airport in the hope of flying out of Afghanistan photo Reuters In the morning of August 15, from the day of the advance of the Taliban militants at Kabul, the Hamida Karzai International Airport became the last place where people who run away from the war can leave Afghanistan.
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Aug 16, 2021
Engineers solved one of the problems on the way to create quantum computers with millions of cubes
The theoretical solution to this problem was proposed back in 1998, but could be implemented only now. IBM quantum computer with 20 cubes IBM photo The invention of Australian engineers is able to control the state of quantum bits (cubes) with high reliability and accuracy, thus solving one of the main problems on the path to quantum calculations. Thanks to this device, it will be possible to move from trial quantum computers with several dozen cubes to full -fledged cars with millions of cubes.
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Aug 16, 2021
A teacher from the Krasnoyarsk Territory deleted an account in Tiktok due to threats from the school administration
According to her, some parents considered her an incompetent teacher because of the videos on the social network. Photo from VKontakte Daria Leko The English language teacher from the village of Gorny Daria Leko said that after the publication of local media about her profile in Tiktok, the school administration forced her to remove the account. She reported this in the video on her VKontakte page. In the conversation, words such as “statement”, “prosecutor” began to sound in a conversation.
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Aug 16, 2021
Microsoft has developed an anti-piracy system based on the Ethereum blockchain
According to the developers, users will be able to anonymously complain about illegal content for a reward. Microsoft Research, together with China's Alibaba and Carnegie Mellon University, has developed a "fully transparent system for anti-piracy campaigns" called Argus, according to a related report . The open system is built on the Ethereum blockchain. According to the study, Argus allows you to track the original source of pirated content using a special digital watermark algorithm.
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Aug 16, 2021
Google has threatened to no longer remove content banned in Russia due to Tsargrad’s lawsuit.
The company clarified that the legal penalty for this claim entails risks for the ability to work in Russia. According to Google, in the second half of 2020 alone, 250 thousand pages were excluded from search results at the request of Roskomnadzor and another 167 thousand were not indexed. Representatives of the company reported this in the explanations to the appeal against the court decision, writes .
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Aug 16, 2021
2x2 channel changed the logo and concept - copyright programs will appear on the air
The channel attracted bloggers, “who understand their topics” - from science to art. Photo by the press service of the 2x2 television channel From August 16, the air mesh will change, new thematic blocks will appear on it, which will oversee expert bloggers in different areas, told TJ in the 2x2 press service. For example, a thematic block about Japan “Aruto TV” from the cosplay expert Katya Mirasol will start. He will leave in the evenings from Monday to Thursday.
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Aug 16, 2021
The British company began to use dipfaces of employees to communicate with clients instead of personal meetings
Traditional golf games and business meetings became impossible, and correspondence and calls through Zoom are too routine, the company believes. Some of the partners of one of the largest consulting and audit companies Ernst & Young switched to communicate with clients through the Dipfaces "themselves". Thus, the company decided to diversify communication with customers, which now takes place only in online format. They paid attention to Wired.
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Aug 16, 2021
Muscovite was photographed in a shawarma train - and for years she became a “face” of dozens of news and articles about the dish
A couple of spontaneous pictures with the participation of a girl became illustrations for publications in the media, posts in social networks and ads related to shawarma. One of the two dispersed personnel On August 16, the urbanist and photographer Vasily, known for the nickname of Murbanics, told Twitter the story of photographs with the participation of his friend Elena, which he made in 2015. On several similar frames, the girl in the train holds two shawarma: in ordinary and cheese lavash.
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Aug 16, 2021
The GPT-3 neural network helped the American survive the loss of a sister-the woman talked to her instead
Random fun grew into a frank dialogue that helped a woman recover. Illustration Believer The novice writer Vaukhini Vara from Colorado in 2020 heard about the GPT-3 neural network, which generates texts that are sometimes indistinguishable from people written. It is enough to give the neural network several phrases so that it continues the text in a similar style. This was interested in Var-mainly because of her profession.
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