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‘District 9’ director will helm new ‘RoboCop’

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Neill Blomkamp, director of sci-fi hits District 9 , Elysium and Chappie , will helm a new RoboCop film. MGM wants to revive the franchise with the appropriately-titled RoboCop Returns , which will apparently directly follow the 1987 original film -- and ignore the 2014 reboot. Returns will be based on an old spec script that the first film's writers Ed Neumeier and Michael Miner wrote shortly after the original's release. (They're returning to produce and executive produce the new movie.) Due to the 1988 writer's strike, that screenplay wasn't used and the studio brought in a young Frank Miller of comics fame to craft a new one. But the delay also means the next RoboCop will be directed by someone who grew up with the original. "What I connected to as a kid has evolved over time," Blomkamp told Deadline . "At first, the consumer

What’s New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part VI: Flat LUN ID Addressing Support

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vSphere 6.7 core storage "what's new" series: What's New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part I: In-Guest UNMAP and Snapshots What's New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part II: Sector Size and VMFS-6 What's New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part III: Increased Storage Limits What's New in Core Storage in vSphere … Continue reading What's New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part VI: Flat LUN ID Addressing Support → via Latest imported feed items on VMware Blogs https://ift.tt/2NIJbrm If New feed item from https://blogs.vmware.com/feed , then send me an email at kr

How to Upgrade VCSA 6.5 to VCSA 6.7

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VMware has released the newer version of their vCenter Server 6.7 along with vSphere 6.7. VCSA 6.7 comes with the many new features and improvements. In this post we will see about how you can easily upgrade vCenter Server Appliance. We will be upgrading VCSA 6.5 to VCSA 6.7. VCSA 6.7 comes with the Improved … via Latest imported feed items on VMware Blogs https://ift.tt/2NKpQGd If New feed item from https://blogs.vmware.com/feed , then send me an email at kr

Convert Streched vSAN Cluster to Standard vSAN Cluster

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PowerNSX で NSX Manager / Controller / Edge の Syslog 転送先のサーバを設定してみる。

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PowerNSX で、NSX の Syslog 転送先のサーバを設定してみます。   PowerNSX では、Syslog サーバ設定そのもののコマンドは用意されていないので、 Invoke-NsxWebRequest で NSX API から設定します。 今回の環境は、vCenter 6.7a / NSX-v 6.4.1 / PowerCLI 10.1 / PowerNSX 3.0 です。   NSX Manager の Syslog Server 設定。   API リファレンスは下記です。   Working With the Appliance Manager VMware NSX for vSphere API documentation   XML ファイルを用意します。 今回は Syslog サーバとして 192.168.1.223 を指定しています。   syslog-nsx-manager.xml   192.168.1.223   514   UDP XML ファイルを読み込んで、Invoke-NsxWebRequest  を使用して NSX API で設定します。 PowerNSX> [String]$xml_text = Get-Content .syslog-nsx-manager.xml PowerNSX> Invoke-NsxWebRequest -method PUT -URI "/api/1.0/appliance-management/system/syslogserver" -body $xml_text   Syslog サーバのアドレスが設定されたことを確認します。 PowerNSX> $data = Invoke-NsxWebRequest -method GET -URI "/api/1.0/appliance-management/system/syslogserver" PowerNSX> [xml]$data.Co

Replace VCSA 6.7 Certificate (VMCA) by an ADCS Signed Certificate

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In this post I will be sharing the information on replacing self-signed certificate by a Certificate Authority (CA) signed SSL […] The post Replace VCSA 6.7 Certificate (VMCA) by an ADCS Signed Certificate appeared first on VMARENA . via Latest imported feed items on VMware Blogs https://ift.tt/2NJDFoz If New feed item from https://blogs.vmware.com/feed , then send me an email at kr

Microsoft Certificate Authority Template Creation for SSL certificate in vSphere 6.7

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In this post I will share the steps to create the Microsoft Certificate Authority Template to support  for custom SSL […] The post Microsoft Certificate Authority Template Creation for SSL certificate in vSphere 6.7 appeared first on VMARENA . via Latest imported feed items on VMware Blogs https://ift.tt/2L7UXtz If New feed item from https://blogs.vmware.com/feed , then send me an email at kr

US military drone documents are for selling for $150 on the dark web

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Last month, while tracking dark web marketplaces, threat intel team Insikt Group of the security firm Recorded Future discovered that someone was selling alleged US military documents. A hacker was asking for "$150 to $200" for non-classified yet sensitive materials on the US Air Force's Reaper drone, and posted an additional bundle of information on US Army vehicles and tactics for sale. According to Insikt's report , the team verified the documents after contacting the hacker. They learned that the intruder used an FTP vulnerability in Netgear routers that's been known for two years to break into a computer at the Creech Air Force Base in Nevada. The hacker took documents about the MQ-9 Reaper drone, including maintenance course books and a list of airmen assigned to fly it. Again, those aren't classified documents, but they do provide ins

Astronomy Picture of the Day: Centaurus A

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Centaurus A Only 11 million light-years away, Centaurus A is the closest active galaxy to planet Earth. Spanning over 60,000 light-years, the peculiar elliptical galaxy also known as NGC 5128 , is featured in this sharp telescopic view . Centaurus A is apparently the result of a collision of two otherwise normal galaxies resulting in a fantastic jumble of star clusters and imposing dark dust lanes. Near the galaxy's center , left over cosmic debris is steadily being consumed by a central black hole with a billion times the mass of the Sun. As in other active galaxies, that process likely generates the radio, X-ray, and gamma-ray energy radiated by Centaurus A . July 12, 2018 via NASA https://ift.tt/2L4s98z Manage this Applet

Nintendo reportedly closes 'unpatchable' flaw in new Switch units

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Nintendo has been ramping up its anti-piracy measures ever since a Switch hacking team discovered a vulnerability that allow people to run arbitrary code on all current consoles. In fact, it already gave the Switch hardware an overhaul to get rid of the flaw. While the updated console (codenamed "Mariko") hasn't hit the market yet, the gaming giant might have released patched units in the interim. According to Switch hardware hacker SciresM , some retail units already come with Nvidia Tegra chips that are protected against the security exploit called fusée gelée or "frozen rocket." Bad News: Reports of new Switches in the wild not being vuln to f-g... probably updated ipatches. Good news: they're coming with 4.1.0 for now, which is vuln to deja vu. Friendly reminder: if you want a hacked switch, don't update. The lower the bette

Nikon phases out 1 series mirrorless cameras

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Nikon's 1 series mirrorless cameras never quite set the world on fire, and now it looks like they're on the way out. The company's home division has listed all 1 cameras as discontinued and removed them from its website, while Nikon Rumors has learned that they're no longer available at major camera retailer B&H. They're not completely gone (you can s till find them on Nikon's US website or stores like Adorama, for example), but they're on the way out. In a statement, Nikon told Engadget that 1 cameras, lenses and add-ons are "no longer in production." You could still find the 1 J5 and other models in "some regions," it added. Provided this represents a full-fledged discontinuation, the timing would be convenient. Nikon is rumored to be announcing two full-frame mirrorless cameras on July 23rd ahead of an Au

India approved strong net neutrality rules

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While America struggles to retain net neutrality protections on a piecemeal state-by-state level, India just adopted its own seemingly-strong set of rules that largely ban artificial slowing or blocking of content. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) proposed the rules back in November, and the country's official Telecommunications Commission (TC) approved them today, resolving a movement to update internet protections that began in 2015. From today onward, ISPs cannot perform actions involving "blocking, degrading, slowing down or granting preferential speeds or treatment to any content," per The Wire 's report . Providers are also prohibited from providing zero-rated content. For most material on the internet, anyway. So-called 'critical IoT services' and 'specialised services' are exempt from the new rules, according

Undersea survival game 'Subnautica' hits PS4 this holiday season

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Subnautica has been available on PCs and the Xbox One for years (albeit usually in rough form), but where's the love for PS4 owners? Don't worry, you're covered. Unknown Worlds' underwater survival title is now poised to reach the PS4 in the 2018 holiday season through the help of Panic Button -- the studio behind the superb ports of Doom and Wolfenstein II to the Nint endo Switch. There are teases of "special things" for the PlayStation crowd, although details of those will have to wait. Subnautica includes many familiar elements of survival games, such as crafting and lots of resource gathering. The allure, as you might expect, is the setting. The need to explore the ocean depths adds a lot of tension, whether it's running low on oxygen or fleeing from deadly sealife at the deeper levels. It also has sophisticated base buildi