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23/10/2014

04/10/2014

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01/10/2014

Microsoft Unveils Windows 10 The Next Version Of Windows Operating system

While the whole world was waiting for the next generation of Windows operating system, i.e. Windows 9, but skipping right over 9, Microsoft has announced the next version of its Windows is Windows 10, disclosing its first details on Tuesday at an event in San Francisco.

Windows 10 will be Microsoft’s single platform for developing apps across all devices, from Smartphones and tablets to desktop PCs. However, Windows 10 will not be a one-size-fits-all operating system and instead will vary a bit from device to device.

26/09/2014

Turn round or blast on through?
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24/09/2014

The Pirate Bay Runs on 21 "Raid-Proof" Virtual Machines To Avoids Detection

The Pirate Bay is the world's largest torrent tracker site which handles requests from millions of users everyday and is in the top 100 most visited websites on the Internet. Generally, The Pirate Bay is famous for potentially hosting illegal contents on its website.

According to TorrentFreak report, at present The Pirate Bay has 21 virtual machines (VMs) that are hosted around the globe at different cloud provider.
The cloud technology eliminate the use of any crucial pieces of hardware, thus saved cost, guaranteed better uptime, and made the site more portable, and therefore made the torrent harder to take down.
The Pirate Bay operates using 182 GB of RAM and 94 GPU cores, with total storage capacity of 620 GB, which actually are not used in full.
Out of 21 VMs, eight of the VMs are used to serve web pages, six are dedicated to handling searches, while two VMs currently runs the site’s database and the remaining five virtual machines are used for load balancing, statistics, the proxy site on port 80, torrent storage and for the controller.

15/09/2014

16-year-old Invents Device that Can Convert Breath to Speech

A High-school student Arsh Shah Dilbagi has invented a portable and affordable device that converts breath into speech, helping people suffering from different developmental disabilities like locked-in syndrome, Parkinson's, or ALS to communicate using only their breath.

A 16-year-old Dilbagi who hails from Harayana’s Panipat region in India has come up as the only entry from Asia in the 15 global finalists at the Google Science Fair 2014, a competition open to 13 to 18 year old thinkers.

This augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) device, Dilbagi dubbed it as 'Talk', can turn breath signals into speech using the assistance of Morse code. This innovative device can be used by people with developmental disabilities whose communication abilities are impaired.

Over 1.4 percent of the world's total population suffers from some disorder that renders victims almost completely paralyzed, making them difficult in speaking and forcing them to use an augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) device to communicate with others.

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