Internet Age

Electronic signature means the data contained in electronic form in the data message, which is attached to identify the signer and indicates that the signer approves the contents. Electronic signature is an important part of the Internet age and paperless office. An electronic signature start-up, DocuSign, has just won a round of $85 million trillion in funding, and the company is valued at $1.6 billion trillion, according to people familiar with the matter. Previously, DocuSign has received over $100 million trillion in financing. This round of financing could be a prelude to the DocuSign IPO. Last December, DocuSign ...

I enjoy reading history, especially the history of ancient Rome. I used to hide in the library, spent a whole January reading Gibbon (Edward Gibbon) Six volumes of "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire", and later when I was studying in the United States also often ran to audit a Professor Romans lectures. The result of liking history is that my mind often produces such thoughts: 100 years, 500 years, what will people think of us after 1000? I can't ride the time machine to the future, but I do have the prediction that people who live in the future ...

Absrtact: Emoji is always not too much, this is the internet age people's common language. This week Unicode issued a new draft (a solemn ... To support emoji display for different skin tones, there is no sense of affirmative movement. People can use different color emoji always not too much, this is the internet age people's common language. This week Unicode issued a new draft (a solemn ... To support emoji display for different skin tones, there is no sense of "affirmative movement". &nbs ...

To allow more old users to switch from Windows XP to Windows 8, it has recently begun to publicize its newly released network security reports worldwide, highlighting the risks of continuing to use XP systems. According to Microsoft's statistics, in the global market, there are still 21% of users in the use of Windows XP system. 　　In the Chinese market, the proportion of users still using Windows XP is more than 60%. This also means that if a large number of users stay in the old system does not upgrade, Microsoft will lose a lot of revenue, while Microsoft's most ...