Las peritos de Hacienda presentadas por la Fiscalía y la Abogacía del Estado han vinculado el gasto de 917.648 euros al referéndum del 1-0, tal como han declarado en la sesión de tarde del juicio por el procés.
Las cuatro peritos han firmado dos…
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En 2018 la temporada de baño quedó marcada por un claro protagonismo del leopardo. Tras el triunfo del estampado en las pasarelas, las firmas apostaron por este estampado para todo tipo de bañadores de cuerpo entero y bikinis que jugaban, a su vez,…
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El jueves empieza otro Giro, el de las montañas, el de las cimas, el de los ataques, en el que Roglic debe confirmar su candidatura al rosa. En las once primeras jornadas, Elia Viviani es el gran derrotado. El campeón italiano es el príncipe…
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We welcomed a very special guest to Raspberry Pi HQ today.
Our Patron, His Royal Highness Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, visited our central Cambridge HQ to meet our team, learn more about our work, and give his support for our mission to help more young people learn how to create with computers.
Avid readers of this blog will know that this isn’t Raspberry Pi’s first royal encounter. Back in 2014, Raspberry Pi was one of the UK tech startups invited to showcase our product at a reception at Buckingham Palace. At that stage, we had just celebrated the sale of our two millionth credit card–sized computer.
Fast forward to October 2016, when were celebrating the sale of our ten millionth Raspberry Pi computer with a reception at St James Palace and 150 members of our community. By this time, not only was our product flying off the shelves, but the Foundation had merged with Code Club, had expanded its teacher training programmes, and was working with thousands of volunteers to bring computing and digital making to tens of thousands of young people all over the world.
Both of our trips to the royal palaces were hosted by Prince Andrew, who has long been a passionate advocate for technology businesses and digital skills. On top of his incredible advocacy work, he’s also an entrepreneur and innovator in his own right, founding and funding initiatives such as iDEA and Pitch at the Palace, which make a huge impact on digital skills and technology startups.
We are really very fortunate to have him as our Patron.
Today’s visit was an opportunity to update Prince Andrew on the incredible progress we’ve made towards our mission since that first trip to Buckingham Palace.
We now have over 25 million Raspberry Pi computers in the wild, and people use them in education, in industry, and for their hobbies in an astonishing number of ways. Through our networks of Code Clubs and CoderDojos, we have supported more than a million young people to learn how to create with technology while also developing essential life skills such as teamwork, resilience, and creativity. You can read more about what we’ve achieved in our latest Annual Review.
We talked with Prince Andrew about our work to support computing in the classroom, including the National Centre for Computing Education in England, and our free online teacher training that is being used by tens of thousands of educators all over the world to develop their skills and confidence.
Prince Andrew shares our determination to encourage more girls to learn about computing and digital making, and we discussed our #realrolemodels campaign to get even more girls involved in Code Clubs and CoderDojos, as well as the groundbreaking gender research project that we’ve launched with support from the UK government.
One of our rituals at the Raspberry Pi Foundation is the monthly all-staff meetup. On the third Wednesday of every month, colleagues from all over the world congregate in Cambridge to share news and updates, learn from each other, and plan together (and yes, we have a bit of fun too).
My favourite part of Prince Andrew’s visit is that he organised it to coincide with the all-staff meetup. He spent most of his time speaking to team members and hearing about the work they do every day to bring our mission to life through creating educational resources, supporting our massive community of volunteers, training teachers, building partnerships, and much more.
In his address to the team, he said:
Raspberry Pi is one of those organisations that I have been absolutely enthralled by because of what you have enabled. The fact that there is this piece of hardware that started this, and that has led to educational work that reaches young people everywhere, is just wonderful.
In the 21st century, every single person in the workplace is going to have to use and interact with some form of digital technology. The fact that you are giving the next generation the opportunity to get hands-on is fantastic.
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Se van a cumplir 4 años del lanzamiento de Windows 10. No parece mucho, pero eso es todo un mundo para un sistema operativo como el de Microsoft, que desde el principio concibió esta versión de una forma muy distinta a las anteriores.
Esta nueva filosofía se ha apoyado en la aparición de grandes actualizaciones. Ya tenemos la última de ellas con nosotros, y una vez más comprobamos cómo Windows 10 es una máquina bien engrasada que sigue mejorando con los años. A pesar de todo, Microsoft no ha logrado deshacerse del lastre del pasado: sigue habiendo muchos componentes que están ahí por la ¿condena? de la retrocompatibilidad.
A USC team won the collegiate space race by sending a rocket above the Kármán line, the imaginary boundary that marks the end of Earth’s atmosphere.
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A clever study finds communities of foraminifera, a hard-shelled kind of plankton, have transformed dramatically since the Industrial Revolution.
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Irish Data Protection Commission looks into whether Google’s Ad Exchange system is GDPR-compliant.
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Un hombre se enfrenta a 14 años de prisión y su expareja a ocho años por intentar matar a un amigo de ella en Sant Carles de la Ràpita (Montsià). Los hechos sucedieron el 13 de diciembre de 2017 cuando dos hombres discutieron en la calle y el acusado…
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ARM designs the chips that power everything from smartphones to data centers. Without it, Huawei has few good options.
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