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2PM will be sing for an Ending song of Japanese Animation Ao No Exorcist 2PM will be singing the ending (ED) song for the the Japanese animation "Ao No Exorcist" that will start airing on Japans TBS on April 10th. The announcement was made  on the 4th on the official homepage of "Jump Square," the monthly publication that has been posting the series. It stated, "2PM with their wild charm, namely "Beastly Idols," have been chosen for the ED song. In 2009, this group received the Most Popular Asian Male Group Award at the 2009 Mnet MAMA . They have made many preparations, and they have now taken off in Japan."  "Ao No Exorcist " is a story about an boy who battles Satan after inheriting the devils blood, and after losing his foster parents becomes an exorcist. The show will air every Sunday at 5:00PM (JST). The series has already garnered a lot of attention on paper, and fans are now expecting an increased level of interest with 2...

3 little things in Linux 4 10 that will make a big difference Linux never sleeps. Linus Torvalds is already hard at work pulling together changes for the next version of the kernel (4.11). But with Linux 4.10 now out, three groups of changes are worth paying close attention to because they improve performance and enable feature sets that weren�t possible before on Linux. Here�s a rundown of those changes to 4.10 and what they likely will mean for you, your cloud providers, and your Linux applications. 1. Virtualized GPUs One class of hardware that�s always been difficult to emulate in virtual machines is GPUs. Typically, VMs provide their own custom video driver ( slow ), and graphics calls have to be translated ( slow ) back and forth between guest and host. The ideal solution would be to run the same graphics driver in a guest that you use on the host itself and have all the needed calls simply relayed back to the GPU. There�s more here than being able to play, say, Battlefield 1...