About the book: year / The cover, in fact, matches two materials in the issue at once. Firstly, Kirill Tikhonov prepared a topic about the problems of virtual economies and, in particular, virtual gold farmers. Secondly, Sergei Golubitsky began to talk about the virtuality of real money, and, in general, it is still unknown what is more real - the virtual money of game universes or the numbers in the salary account. The financial crisis does not seem to have affected Evgeniy Kozlovsky. At least, Evgeniy Antonovich is seriously talking about buying a new TV for an “acceptable amount” of 50-60 thousand rubles. However, the matter has not yet come to the purchase, and by the next issue he may well change his mind, he is like that. Thrifty Artem Zakharov met a man who learned to clone Moscow metro cards. As a result, an interview appeared in the issue, and a small but useful clone appeared in Artem’s wallet. However, Tema, as an honest person, used the clone only once, to check its functionality, and then bought a card for one trip, but did not use it. I gathered my strength and wrote a continuation of the report with IDF. Of the eight or nine promised points, it contained two, and, probably, we’ll finish here for now - it’s somehow too late to write about the autumn IDF in November or December. But perhaps the meetings and impressions received at IDF will yield full-fledged articles. At the very least, developments in the field of robotics definitely deserve such an article, if not a topic (this is the second point in the article, it turned out to be quite crumpled, to be honest). The "Industrial Zone" in this issue first expanded to 5.5 pages, but then we They came to their senses and managed to do two turns. This issue contains a detailed story about the finalists and winners of the competition from Electrolux Design Lab, the results of which became known on the night from Thursday to Friday. Philip Kazakov burned two power supplies for an article in Computerra, Alexander Naumov told how GPS technologies can be useful to a photographer , Rev. Michael Vannakh thought about where and why warships disappear. In the Parking Lot - a review of new products from the Paris Motor Show, in Patents - patents, in Letter Carrier - letters.