The original Nokia ringtone, known as the Nokia tune, is derived from a piece of solo guitar music called Gran Vals, composed by Francisco Tárrega in 1902. 📹 alexaguitarist https://t.co/Vfw8PKFniz

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Excited to join Nádia Armelin & Nicholas Fogarty on 2nd Dec to talk about #brazil#, the opportunities, the trends post Covid-19 and what we see as the potential synergies with #nzbusiness#. A @NZ_Global NZTE & @LANZBC collaboration. Link to register in the comments #nzlatinamerica# https://t.co/aQcxrapVAO

吴说获悉，Bitcoin Magazine 宣布其 CEO David Bailey 及其控股公司 Nakamoto 筹集了 7.1 亿美元，并宣布与医疗保健数据公司 KindlyMD 合并，以建立比特币财库。https://t.co/W2IvRJ0c1E

D2 isn’t your “backup plan” D3 isn’t just an “academic level” NAIA isn’t a “last resort”. JUCO isn’t just a “landing spot” You’re LUCKY to get an opportunity at ANY of these! Because Any Opportunity Is An Opportunity.

Historically, it was difficult to reinvent a company at the height of its market cap. When I was in Nokia, I asked why my Finnish colleagues why the company did not reinvest its resources to build the actual smartphone — event its concept video predicted the vision correctly years ago. The answer was, it would take a long time to rewrite Symbians to support a new paradigm than changing the mechanical design and plastic molding of a phone. The risk was simply too high — new software, tooling and backend infrastructure, while it was under pressure to release new models every few months to fan off the competition from Asia. Quarters after quarters, Nokia enjoyed massive market shares that it was not in a hurry to change until it was too late. Looking back, the answer seems obvious. Yet, it was difficult to commit to the right path. Reinvention often requires repeatedly going from zero to one. That was hard to stomach to most people.

诅咒中的比特币 比特币赶紧卖了吧，多少人因为他倾家荡产，多少有名的比特币建设者因为他而受到反噬，如果你有了一些比特币，要么捐了，要么卖了，别想着继续发财了，当反噬的时候，你扛的住吗？以下是比特币有名的holder 中本聪（Satoshi Nakamoto） Hal Finney（哈尔·芬尼） Dave Kleiman（戴夫·克莱曼） Len Sassaman（莱恩·萨萨曼） 烤猫 李笑来 二宝

Met with the team in Kisumu today. The big man on the right is Owino. He had been my friend for the last five to six years. He heard the message in Mbale, Uganda from a 77 year old man, Nakako. God changed his life… https://t.co/zIxWH8ao1E

What have Europeans been busy with these years? My son said he plans to go to the UK for graduate school after graduating from Berkeley, but I rejected it outright. I said, the UK, Europe, now, they have nothing left. Apart from their inexplicable arrogance, they have absolutely nothing. Today's Europe is simply a replica of the people in the video below. After nationwide blackouts in Spain, Portugal, and France, trains in motion were forced to stop, and all the passengers, bewildered, aimless, and lost, wandered in the fields, looking around with indifference—a vivid image of soulless shells drifting across the European continent. This is the state of Europe today. Europe's decline is beyond imagination. In summer, buses in some European regions dare not turn on air conditioning; in winter, there’s no heating either. Some apartment buildings even inform tenants in advance that there’s no air conditioning. The reason for this dire situation is that the EU, as a whole, has completely tied its energy security to Russia. Today, because of the war, Europe’s demand for energy is as desperate as Zelenskyy’s craving for American weapons. How pathetic. Europe’s dependence is incomprehensible. Europe’s security and defense entirely rely on NATO, with the United States as its absolute pillar. The cunning and schizophrenic nature of Europeans lies in their fear of the Russian bear ravaging their homeland again, yet, after securing America’s protection, they shamelessly do energy business with Putin. How shameful. Europe’s backwardness is irreversible. Europe was the cradle of the First and Second Industrial Revolutions, driving the world from an agricultural era to an industrial one. But when Nokia was abandoned by the AI era, Europe comprehensively fell behind in the information age and the AI age. Europe has calmly accepted this lag, as seen in their serene acceptance of watching their Mercedes and BMWs being crushed by Chinese new-energy vehicles. You can sense that, after their ideals shattered and hope vanished, their mindset has completely flattened. What a pity…