Artist Zhang Zhiheng and his wife Wenwen, who is not in the circle, are getting divorced every day. In particular, Wenwen has repeatedly posted words on social networks, such as “reached the limit”, “passed the bottom line”, “communication can not be tolerated”, “give up” and other words, Last week, Zhang Zhiheng made a public outcry that he was lazy and useless: “I don’t understand why you survive?” On the other hand, Zhang Zhiheng denied the marriage change every time, and then posted family photos showing that the hoop was successful. I don’t know that Xunri (16th) Wenwen came to the news once more, and posted a photo with her three children, implying: “Today, I will promise myself, work hard to give you a life, and do my best to give you more than a mother .I can’t give you a complete family, but at least we tried, and finally there is a memory. In the future, I will definitely learn to take good care of you, so that you will not have any more regrets in your growth.” It seems to imply that the family is no longer Complete, suspected and Zhang Zhiheng officially separated, and went back to the road as a single mother.
Apple still plans to launch its first mixed reality glasses this year. However, a low-cost version was postponed due to technical challenges.
According to Bloomberg, Apple plans to release augmented reality (AR) glasses following the launch of mixed reality glasses (combining both AR and VR). However, the plan was postponed by the company. Instead, Apple will launch a cheaper version of the mixed reality glasses in late 2024 or early 2025, according to people familiar with the plans.
The change plans show the challenge Apple faces as it enters a new industry. The company thinks AR and VR devices can be powerful monetization tools. However, technical challenges in producing a consumer-friendly product brought the plan to a halt.
– Lunar New Year 2023: Viettel uses artificial intelligence to support service quality
Military Industry – Telecommunications Group (Viettel) said it has actively enhanced its mobile telecommunications infrastructure by 20% compared to normal. Many smart technologies are deployed in network management, helping the infrastructure to adapt flexibly in real time, meeting the spike in data consumption demand during the Lunar New Year – 2023.
Specifically, Viettel focuses all resources on 4G network to better meet data traffic. More than 7,500 new 4G stations have been broadcast nationwide, including 363 public-utility telecommunications stations in remote areas and islands. Upgrading nearly 15,000 broadcasting stations, adding 20% more service capacity compared to weekdays.
Many solutions applying artificial intelligence technology are applied in network monitoring and operating activities. The IT system continuously analyzes customer needs and network capacity in real time, recognizes development trends in advance, identifies situations early, and issues warnings and requests to improve voice experience. , the client’s internet connection.
At festival spots with large crowds such as festivals and New Year’s Eve fireworks, Viettel first deployed a large number of assembled mobile broadcasting stations (lego) with a capacity twice that of mobile broadcasting vehicles. , can be placed in places where cars cannot reach.
– Kaspersky Managed Security Services recognized top position
Kaspersky Managed Security Services (MSS) has just received top spot recognition from Quadrant Knowledge Solutions for service excellence and customer impact.
The Quadrant Knowledge Solution 2022 SPARK Matrix assessment and ranking for the Managed Security Services category details global market dynamics, key trends, vendor landscape and competitive position. The study provides competitive analysis and ranks the top MSS providers in the form of a SPARK (Strategic Performance Assessment and Ranking) Matrix. The analysis also provides strategic information so that users can assess the capabilities of different suppliers, their differences in competition and their positioning in the market.
MSS provides organizations with continuous monitoring of security assets and systems, enabling security and risk managers to respond to security-related incidents. By identifying, advising, responding to, and providing remedial action, MSS can protect devices from threats, exposures, and other vulnerabilities that occur in IT environments. MSS vendors provide Managed Detection and Response services, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, device management, and other consulting services to increase visibility network and improve their overall security posture.
A French immigrant family threatened with federal deportation launches a crowdfunding campaign to allow them to support themselves while they try additional steps to obtain a new status.
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Immigration Canada has refused the extension of the work permit of Aurélie Martin and Flavien Di Virgilio.
The couple and their three children, who have been living in Quebec for two years now, have 90 days to try to regularize their situation, otherwise they will have to leave Quebec soil.
But the processing times make the task improbable, especially since they no longer have the right to work and are therefore without income.
But the family has not yet given up on their Quebec dream. Aurélie Martin and her husband intend to continue their crusade to obtain another work permit.
“We want so much to stay in your country, which is a favorite for us and a way of life that suits us completely. We made the decision to persevere for another two months, the time for the immigration application to be processed”, they specify, on the Gofundme site.
Their stubbornness has a price, however, since they are now without a salary. “We have no more income and need help because with three children it is not going to be easy. With his funds, we will fill our fridge and pay the essential bills (Hydro-Québec, housing insurance…). As soon as our situation is restored, the surplus of its funds will go to an association in order to help in our turn”, underlines the family.
The couple must also provide for the cost of plane tickets for the five members of the family with a view to a possible return to France, if ever their efforts prove in vain.
Peru: the “forgotten” share mattresses and coca leaves before demonstrating in Lima
Mattresses on the cement floor, crowded common room and corridors, queue for breakfast… Coming from the Andes to demonstrate once morest Peruvian President Dina Boluarte, dozens of peasants, the vast majority of Amerindian origin, wake up Wednesday at the premises of a left-wing party which hosts them.
“We come from Chumbivilcas (one of the provinces of Cuzco) to defend our rights. To make our voices heard. We have been completely forgotten,” says Edwin Condori, a 43-year-old farmer, traditional hat on his head and a red and black scarf.
He looks tired. Like him, hundreds, even thousands of protesters left their town or village to join Lima and participate in the big rally in the capital on Thursday. Objective: “take Lima”.
The protests, which erupted following the December 7 dismissal and arrest of left-wing President Pedro Castillo, accused of attempting to carry out a coup by trying to dissolve the Parliament which was preparing to oust him from power, have already caused at least 42 deaths.
Braving the state of emergency extended on Saturday in strategic places like Lima, the protesters believe that they will be better heard in the capital following weeks of mobilization in their regions, especially in the South, the epicenter of the protest.
They demand the resignation of the President, the dissolution of Parliament and new elections with a Constituent Assembly.
It was however impossible, despite the announcements of each other, to know the extent of this mobilization and to know how many people have arrived or are on their way to Lima.
– “Not traffickers” –
Edwin Condori’s journey took 24 hours from Cuzco (south). Farmers from Ayacucho, Cajamarca, Puno, Andahuaylas or others travel in trucks, buses or shared cars. Some come to Lima for the first time in their lives.
The corridors of the buses are crowded with food provided for several days. The demonstrators only took a simple backpack with some clothes. We chew coca leaves to evade hunger and fatigue.
“We want Dina Boluarte to resign. We don’t feel represented by her,” said Jesus Gomez, dressed as Edwin Condori. “We came to occupy Lima, to paralyze Lima in order to be heard”, says this peasant who cultivates potatoes, corn and wheat.
On Wednesday morning, a group of four women are preparing “aguadito” in large pots, a soup made from chicken offal, vegetables and rice seasoned with coriander.
Disciplined, the villagers line up to receive the soup served in small bowls. Once finished, each of them washes their plate and spoon in a small sink.
“We are totally forgotten,” also says Nélida Aguirre, 30, a coca grower. “We don’t have good schools or health services. Power forgets us.”
She gets angry when we talk regarding the accusations of the authorities who assure that the mobilization is financed by drug traffickers: “We are not financed by traffickers, we are not terrorists. We are peasants!”
“We came to make people feel that we peasants have guts. Tomorrow, if we take Lima, it’s so that they (the politicians) put themselves in our shoes and understand our suffering,” she said. .
Before breakfast, the villagers performed a ritual in honor of Pachamama, the Earth Mother. Gathered, they pose earth, grains of corn, water, fruits and flowers in front of photographs of some of the victims of the demonstrations and pronounce a few words in homage to the dead.
“Tomorrow is a day of struggle for us”, assures “one of the organizers of the mobilization, Aurora Coronado, from the region of Junin. “This protest will last until the resignation of the usurper”.