Software: Narabu, ucaresystem, Telegram Messenger
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Introducing Narabu, part 2: Meet the GPU
Narabu is a new intraframe video codec. You may or may not want to read part 1 first.
The GPU, despite being extremely more flexible than it was fifteen years ago, is still a very different beast from your CPU, and not all problems map well to it performance-wise. Thus, before designing a codec, it's useful to know what our platform looks like.
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ucaresystem Core v4.0 : Added option to upgrade Ubuntu to the next release
Since Ubuntu 17.10 has just been released, I have added new feature to the ucaresystem Core that can be used by the user to upgrade his distribution to the next stable version or optionally to the next development version of Ubuntu.
For those who are not familiar with the ucaresystem app it is an automation script that automatically and without asking for your intervention performs some crucial Ubuntu maintenance processes, which otherwise would be done one by one and pressing Y / N each time.
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10 Reasons Why I Switched To Telegram Messenger
Whatsapp may be the best player in the game when it comes to instant messaging apps, but Telegram Messenger is the entire game itself.
Because Telegram is not just an app, it is an entire communication platform. It is not bound by restrictions or limitations like other apps.
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