Interesting weekend events
Every Monday, we select 3-4 major events that you might have missed on weekends and summarized for quick information.
On Habrahabr they told about receiving pictures from 20 000 surveillance cameras, and there, they managed to refute the “unauthorized access” with a message about the planned return of streams to open access. As of Monday morning, access to the cameras was already closed.
Roskomnadzor issued a warning to RBC and five other publications for “illustrating the material with an image insulting the religious feelings of Muslims that incite religious discord”, and online publications were also distributed under the warning.
International companies stop serving their clients in Crimea: following American Apple , Google , PayPal and Steam ; HP and Dell also suspend their products and programs.
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Finally, Facebook on the weekend without preliminary announcements "quietly" rolled out a lightweight version of its own Lite application designed for low-end devices on the Android platform, according to TechCrunch . This application is primarily focused on emerging markets operating 2G mobile networks. Now the application is available to Bangladesh, Nepal, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan, Sri Lanka, Vietnam and Zimbabwe, weighs 252Kb and according to Facebook claims it requires much less speed / traffic for normal operation.
Have a nice work week!
On Habrahabr they told about receiving pictures from 20 000 surveillance cameras, and there, they managed to refute the “unauthorized access” with a message about the planned return of streams to open access. As of Monday morning, access to the cameras was already closed.
Roskomnadzor issued a warning to RBC and five other publications for “illustrating the material with an image insulting the religious feelings of Muslims that incite religious discord”, and online publications were also distributed under the warning.
International companies stop serving their clients in Crimea: following American Apple , Google , PayPal and Steam ; HP and Dell also suspend their products and programs.
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Finally, Facebook on the weekend without preliminary announcements "quietly" rolled out a lightweight version of its own Lite application designed for low-end devices on the Android platform, according to TechCrunch . This application is primarily focused on emerging markets operating 2G mobile networks. Now the application is available to Bangladesh, Nepal, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan, Sri Lanka, Vietnam and Zimbabwe, weighs 252Kb and according to Facebook claims it requires much less speed / traffic for normal operation.
Have a nice work week!
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/283808/
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