A new initiative by the Danish government has been signed between the country and India as part of a mobility and migration deal to “attract labor and support green strategic partnerships.”
In a statement, Denmark’s Ministry of Immigration and Integration explained that the deal is to “improve mobility for younger Indians who want to come to Denmark to work for short-term arrangements in order to then return to India with improved skills.”
The country’s government has previously stated that it is working on a labor mobility deal with India focused on Denmark’s health sector.
The aim is to attract health professionals from India to work in Denmark’s health service.
“The agreement includes a statement about further investigation of a potential partnership specific in the health area, which will lead to recruitment of personnel in the health sector, which the government already announced in January,” further explains the statement from Denmark’s Ministry of Immigration and Integration.
Песня с альбома "Machine Head" 1972 года. А вот премьера официального клипа состоялась вчера. Считайте свежак! Играть этот риф запрещено во множестве музыкальных магазинов мира.
"Современная американская техника несравненно выше американского социального устройства. И в то время как техника производит идеальные предметы, облегчающие жизнь, социальное устройство не дает американцу заработать денег на покупку этих предметов. Рассрочка – это основа американской торговли. Все предметы, находящиеся в доме американца, куплены в рассрочку: плита, на которой он готовит, мебель, на которой он сидит, пылесос, при помощи которого он убирает комнаты, даже самый дом, в котором он живет все приобретено в рассрочку. За все это надо выплачивать деньги десятки лет. В сущности, ни дом, ни мебель, ни чудные мелочи механизированного быта ему не принадлежат. Закон очень строг. Из ста взносов может быть сделано девяносто девять, и если на сотый не хватит денег, тогда вещь унесут. Собственность для подавляющего большинства народа – это фикция. Все, даже кровать, на которой спит отчаянный оптимист и горячий поборник собственности, принадлежит не ему, а промышленной компании или банку. Достаточно человеку лишиться работы, и на другой день он начинает ясно понимать, что никакой он не собственник, а самый обыкновенный раб вроде негра, только белого цвета."
Канадское правительство готово выдать Вукраине 4 млн канадских денег, на инициативу по разминированию вукраинских земель, гендерно инклюзивными подразделениями. Линк, для тех кто любит читать сам
Keeping your personal information under wraps online doesn’t have to be a chore – think of it as a personal mission to outsmart the internet’s nosy parkers. With some savvy moves in addition to Apple’s privacy protections, you can take charge of your digital footprint.
A newly-proposed class action lawsuit alleges that Apple has “marked up its iCloud prices to the point where the service is generating almost pure profit.” As reported first by Bloomberg Law, the plaintiffs accuse Apple of “rigging the competitive playing field” by only allowing iCloud to manage device backups and other storage needs.
“Apple device holders are given 5GB of free iCloud storage space, but as Apple’s iCloud revenues attest, most users find this insufficient for their storage needs and purchase a supplemental iCloud storage plan,” the lawsuit says.
Infamously, the free tier of iCloud has remained limited to 5GB of storage since it was introduced by Steve Jobs at WWDC 2011.
Компания Nikon прекратила производство уникальной камеры – Nikon P1000. Эта камера была единственной на рынке, которая могла снимать видео в разрешении 4К при исключительно оптическом зуммировании в 125х. По всей видимости, производитель решил вслед за другими игроками рынка сконцентрироваться на профессиональных беззеркальных камерах со сменной оптикой и развитии парка объективов для собственного крепления. Конкуренты Nikon […]
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This Saturday, on March 2, 2024, Engadget turns 20. Originally founded by Peter Rojas — you can read more about those early days here — the site has had eight editors-in-chief and, to my count, seven parent organizations to answer to. What started as a truly influential tech blog has morphed into a media organization aiming to break news, give no-BS buying advice and highlight the stories in tech that matter. We have written millions of words, we've won awards and we’ve somehow survived several media apocalypses. It’s been a ride — and if you’ve been with us since the start, we salute you.
To mark the occasion, our team has been thinking about how the tech industry has changed over the past two decades. At the heart of our anniversary package is a collection of over a dozen retrospectives of seminal gadgets and apps that did not exist 20 years ago, illustrated by the brilliant Koren Shadmi. Engadget, believe it or not, is older than YouTube, the iPhone, Uber, WhatsApp, Android, Tesla EVs and countless other things that are a huge part of our lives today.
We planned to open this month of celebration with a letter from the editor, but last Friday, Engadget’s parent company laid off several people from our small team, including our editor-in-chief, Dana Wollman, and our managing editor, Terrence O’Brien.
Though the site does not yet have an editor-in-chief, we do have a strong leadership team that has collectively been at the site for decades. There is no way for things to be “business as usual,” but we are committed to pushing Engadget forward.
While it’s a bittersweet time to be celebrating an anniversary, the show must go on. Having edited Dana’s letter before it was due to be published, I want to take the opportunity to borrow her main talking points, which are more important to the remaining team than ever before:
People who love tech are still at the heart of this website. Though our masthead is smaller, this is no less true than it was at any point in the last 20 years — you just don’t get into tech journalism without caring about tech.
All of the stories you see on Engadget are written by human beings. Like all humans, we make mistakes sometimes. If you see a typo or even a misstated fact, you can blame the person behind the keyboard, not a robot.
So, happy birthday to us. We’re kicking things off with a look back at how streaming video changed the fabric of the internet. In the coming days and weeks we’ll have many more articles, including a guest post from Tim Stevens, our editor-in-chief from 2011-2013, on the legacy of the Tesla Model S. Stick around through March for plenty more stories and a heavy dose of nostalgia.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/engadget-is-turning-20-170005642.html?src=rss
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