In the past, each place had its own structure, but it ended up with the metric system. Only a few countries, including the United States, do not use this method. Why not? This is partly the fault of the French. One year after the 1789 revolution, France decided to change the old weights and measures, which had large local differences. …
Read More »[film] The reason I jump –
The reason I jump is a haunting and moving portrait of the non-verbal autistic person. The documentary The reason I jump is an attack on the clichéd image of autism. We see different facets of autistic young people. Yes, we are talking about their suppressed anger and their isolation. We also see examples of this. But it becomes clear that …
Read More »A new algorithm recognizes the depressed tweeter
When you turn on the radio and listen to the voices on the air, you form an image of the person you are hearing. This is done, for example, on the basis of the voice, the words that are used and the way someone speaks. Does someone speak fast or is someone nervous: these are all factors that count in …
Read More »Wolff defends Domenicali: ‘It doesn’t matter to TV fans where they drive’
Toto Wolff is happy that Formula 1 has once again expanded its calendar with an additional race in the United States in the form of Las Vegas. Some critics think another race in the country is too good a thing, but according to Wolff, it makes little difference to viewers where people are driving. Starting in 2023, there will be …
Read More »Chilean capital rations tap water after 13 years of drought: “Climate change is permanent” | climate
13 years of drought lead to drastic measures in Santiago, the capital of South American Chile. Tap water must be rationed, reports the governor, because the rivers from which the city draws its water are at an alarming level. Santiago Governor Claudio Orrego announced the water rationing plan for the city of around 6 million people at a press conference: …
Read More »Panasonic confirms cyberattack, Conti claims responsibility
Panasonic’s Canadian subsidiary has been hit by a cyberattack. The Conti ransomware group claims to be responsible. Panasonic Canada was the victim of a “targeted cyberattack” in February. This is explained by a spokesman against TechCrunch† “We took immediate action to resolve the issue, with the help of security experts and service providers. We have isolated the malware, restored servers, …
Read More »I4Trust selects a consortium for the development of a smart city platform
An 8-party international consortium is developing an open platform to help cities and providers develop smart city solutions. The SLAM project was selected by I4Trust as a showcase for efficient and reliable data sharing. It gives cities control over IoT solutions in public space, opens up new opportunities for businesses, and creates more livable, sustainable and inclusive cities for everyone. …
Read More »‘PSG goalkeeper Keylor Navas receives 30 refugees from Ukraine in a private cinema’ | Off-side
Keylor Navas decided to welcome 30 Ukrainian refugees into his house and offer them a bed, food and clothes. This writes Radio Monte Carlo Sport. The Paris Saint-Germain Costa Rican goalkeeper came through a Spanish Christian charity and is more likely to support those less fortunate. He is going to fit out and renovate the cinema room in his house …
Read More »Android Auto 7.5 is available in the Play Store, unfortunately without ‘Coolwalk’
Android Auto version 7.5 has been tested for several weeks and is now available in the Google Play Store. What exactly is new in this version, Google does not disclose. We can already reveal that the new interface codenamed ‘Coolwalk’ is not present in this version. Android auto update Android Auto 7.5 is available to everyone, which means that the …
Read More »German minister resigns after controversial vacation shortly after flood disaster
On Sunday, Family Affairs Minister Anne Spiegel apologized for the holiday she took a month after the devastating floods in Rhineland-Palatinate. She resigned on Monday.Image access point At the time of the disaster, in July 2021, Spiegel was Minister of the Land of Rhineland-Palatinate. Heavy rains that month caused devastating floods that killed more than 100 people. Spiegel, leader of …
Read More »EU and US rules stand in the way of a new data transfer deal
The official agreement on transatlantic data transfers is not yet on paper. Before that, the agreement will have to be tested against European and American legislation. The European Union and the United States have reached a agreement in principle on data transfers between the two continents. The way for data transfer is therefore open, although there are still a few …
Read More »Round-up World Cup 21: Ireland tops right
The Netherlands were on holiday on Monday for the final against Germany (3.45pm) at the Under-21 World Cup. Six teams from the right outer line came into action at Potschefstroom, which again became the nickname for the city of four seasons in a single day. Wales – Uruguay 1-5‘3 1-0 tree‘7 1-1 RuPay’30 1-2 Civetta (sc)’40 1-3 Montemuro’54 1-4 Deeste’59 …
Read More »Understanding How Wealth Management Firms Operate
Wealth managers manage the investments of their clients. They can help you make the most of your money by choosing a variety of investment vehicles and products. They can also help you establish a financial plan and educate you on the stages of financial planning. In short, these professionals offer you a protective edge against risk and ill-considered decisions. That …
Read More »Olivia Rodrigo and Billie Eilish win the Kids’ Choice Awards
Rain of prizes in the United States at the Kids’ Choice Awards on the Nickelodeon television channel. Olivia Rodrigo was allowed to take home no less than two statuettes. And the series too High School Musical: The Musical: The Series was awarded. Olivia won Favorite Female TV Star and Favorite Musical Breakthrough. Billie Eilish also won two awards for Favorite …
Read More »Green Cities and Aeres University of Applied Sciences share the first insights Floriade
“We must work towards urban ecosystems, adapted to the health of residents, and with green gardens for each group of residents.” This and many more were discussed on Thursday June 7 at the Green Cities meeting, in the new building of the University of Applied Sciences of Aeres on the Floriade. They shared some lessons for the exhibition, interspersed with …
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