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Wiki user Amaryllis Gardener has written more than 27,000 Scottish Lowland articles since 2013, edited more than 200,000 times, and serves as a Lowland administrator. But in fact Amaryllis Gardener lives in North Carolina, is not Scottish, does not speak Lowland, and writes entries not in Lowland, but in English and then translated. Now Chinese […]

In 1997, Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen’s book, “The Innovator’s Dilemma,” became a sensation among venture capitalists and entrepreneurs. The lesson most learned is that well-run businesses cannot afford to switch to a new approach—one that will eventually replace their existing business model—until it’s too late. This statement also applies to research. The second

The New York Supreme Court hasruled that Happy the elephant, who has lived at the Bronx Zoo since the 1970s, cannot legally be considered a human being. This closely watched case explores the boundaries of applying human rights to animals. The state appeals court ruled in a 5-2 vote on Tuesday, in a judgment written

Despite recent bans on remote work at Tesla and SpaceX, Elon Musk told Twitter employees on Thursday that he wouldn’t necessarily implement the same policy at the social network. “If someone can only work remotely and they’re good, it doesn’t make sense to fire them,” Musk told Twitter employees during a virtual town hall. Musk

It is hard to find a place on Earth that is not affected by palladium . The silver-white metal is a key ingredient in the catalytic converters of 1.4 billion cars worldwide, which spew palladium pellets into the atmosphere. Palladium pollution is exacerbated by mining, etc. Traces of palladium have appeared in some of the

Nothing, a new company founded by OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, has raised more than $200 million to launch its first phone, the Phone (1) , in July. Essential, founded by Android co-founder Andy Rubin, raised $330 million, but its first phone sold less than 100,000 units in half a year before closing in 2020, while

The third aircraft carrier was launched at the Jiangnan Shipyard of China State Shipbuilding Corporation, Xinhua reported . It was named Fujian Ship , and its hull number is “18”. It is the first catapult-type aircraft carrier designed and built entirely by China. It adopts a straight and long flight deck, is equipped with electromagnetic

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) disclosed that in the past 10 months, nearly 400 car crashes in the United States involved vehicles with advanced driver-assistance technology. From July 1 last year to May 15 this year, six people were killed and five seriously injured in 392 incidents recorded by the agency. 273 incidents

Several South Asian countries, including India, are home to hundreds of millions of the world’s most deprived people, and the challenges of poverty, food security, health, governance and other challenges are intensifying as the region is directly affected by climate change. Global warming is no longer a distant prospect , and officials can no longer

The interior of the earth can be roughly divided into three concentric layers with different compositions and properties: the core, the mantle, and the crust. The core of the earth is the core part of the earth. It is mainly composed of iron and nickel. The temperature is very high. The core of the earth

HardenedVault wrote ” The current status and challenges of Linux kernel security and the scenarios of third-party Linux kernel security solutions in cloud-native and car networking solutions are described in previous articles by Cyberfortress. Cyberfortress is dedicated to running (GNU)-Linux systems. In the process, we have learned a lot from PaX/ GRsecurity . Since 2010,

On August 16, 1995, Microsoft launched the Internet Explorer browser. The biggest hit in America at the time was Waterfalls, and the president was still Clinton. IE isn’t a perfect browser, it’s prone to crashing and it’s slow, but as part of Windows it’s the first browser used by countless people, leading them to surf

Keeping people away from rip currents is more about looking at human behaviour than warning signs . Every year rip currents cause hundreds of drownings worldwide and tens of thousands of rescue needs. With 85% of Australia’s population living within an hour’s drive of the coast, rip currents kill more people than floods, cyclones and