B station launched teen mode: filter specific content to the home page to limit the use of time; IEEE issued a statement: admitted to restricting the participation of Huawei people in the paper review ...... evening review of what can not be missed technology news and netizen's god reply.
IEEE Issues Statement: Acknowledges Restrictions on Huawei People's Participation in Paper Reviews
According to China Youth Daily, the International Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) released a statement in English and Chinese on its Chinese website this morning saying, "U.S. government regulations restrict Huawei and its employees from participating in a number of IEEE activities that are normally closed to the general public, including a portion of the peer-review and editorial process for publications that the IEEE is required to compliance. So far, IEEE members from Peking University, Tsinghua University and other universities have protested.
@AnimalKnowledge: the IEEE could be renamed the AEEE.
@Jaqucline Yue: A light shines into a lighthouse, and the filth and nastiness of the lighthouse is revealed, and thus the light is sinful.
@chaz_L: Academics have no borders, scholars have borders.
B-station launches teen mode: filtering specific content to the homepage and limiting the time of use
B station recently online youth mode. In this mode, B station screening a number of educational and knowledge-based content presented on the home page, and can not be recharged, bounty and other operations. It is not available between 22:00 pm and 6:00 am the next day, and a 40-minute time lock will be automatically opened, and a single day's use of more than the trigger time will require a password to be entered.
@Gaga in GD: Suggest all video apps launch.
@MarukoLovesToast:B-Site:Teenagers should be teenagers.
@CuteLittleFatPigPigPig: but who would set this up for themselves ......
Hollywood may boycott U.S. abortion bill in Georgia
Disney's "Black Panther," "Avengers 3" and "Avengers 4" were all filmed on location in Atlanta, Georgia, a state that passed the "Heartbeat Act" anti-abortion law this year, sparking a boycott from Hollywood. In a recent interview with Reuters, Disney CEO Bob Iger said, "If the law goes into effect, it's going to be very difficult for Disney to shoot a movie there." Bob Iger said, "I don't think that a lot of the filmmakers who work for us would want to work in Georgia, and we'd have to keep an eye on what they think in that regard. At this point, we're still cautiously evaluating this."
@BrightMoonAteYourPoem: Creating fairy tales in a harsh reality.
@VKBee: Disney protects every princess in the world~
@BrerBo: Social Disney ......
Beijing Releases 2018 Average Wages of Employed Persons in Urban Units
On May 30, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Human Resources and Social Security released the city's 2018 average wage of RMB 94,258 for all urban units employed, and used it to authorize the upper and lower limits of the contribution base for pension insurance, unemployment insurance, and work-related injury insurance, and to reasonably reduce the social security contribution base for some insured persons and enterprises.
@OnDemand: can I get a separate slot for under 3000?
@nostalgiabot: You can still buy a square meter of house a year.
@KnowingYouFromTheWind: I've made $200 million since graduation, one from memory loss and one from reminiscing.
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