In tropical regions such as Central America, Africa, and South Asia, the resource center tower can also "cool" residents, cooling tap water from more than 30 degrees Celsius to near freezing. The water in the water pipes used for cooling is almost always flowing because people are constantly using it.

So it's almost always close to freezing, it's very cold, and it only needs an ultra-low power small fan to blow the crimped copper water pipes indoors, which can produce a super cool wind with low noise, which is a bit like the internal structure of a hair dryer.

The water taken from the sky is already cool, and the efficiency of heat redistribution is extremely high, so the cost of this super central air conditioner is also unimaginably cheap. It should be said that it is much cheaper than central heating, and the heating needs 0. For 1 euro, only 0 cooling is required. 05 euros.

It is really a blessing for the people of Africa and India. Hopefully, this invention will change the bad habit of Africanis and Indians who don't wear clothes.

Boss Tang has solved the problem of accommodation for the common people, the problem of eating, and the problem of keeping warm and cooling off, but the vitality of the Entente people is extremely tenacious, and the American Alexander Graham Bell, who invented the telephone in history, launched the Free Software Alliance, that is, the open source software project, trying to prevent the monopoly of the Windsor technology empire on the PC and the Internet with free and open source.

Knowing the strength of the IBM empire, many idealistic engineers, including the United Nations, joined this hopeless and touching struggle, and in a short period of time, the Bell Internet Alliance claimed that hundreds of thousands of projects had joined them.

These engineers are often tech-savvy and willing to use the "International Free Internet" initiated by Bell. It's a pity that they are in vain, not to mention the strength of IBM, the so-called improper monopoly has not happened at all, IBM has never used its position to launch junk products and force users to have no choice, this is by no means an abuse of monopoly position.

On the contrary, IBM's software and websites open up most of the interfaces, allowing developers to take advantage of the Internet in a large number of ways, and directly integrate into mature business models. As large as the ** application, as small as the filter of ArtPress, the regular expression of WordPress, and even the boot screen have their business model.

Even the boot screen has popular designers to get high incomes, and the entire software and website industry chain associated with IBM is the terrible "monopoly power", and then there are a large number of copyright content producers who use the corresponding software and websites to generate content on the IBM Internet, producing a re-monopoly in the monopoly.

No matter how much entrepreneurs such as Bell and Edison preach a free Internet, it is useless, and what users feel is not abuse, but a qualified Internet referee. For example, if an indecent photo of a certain celebrity appears, the only thing in the world that has the power to stop it from spreading is IBM itself.

Because all the cameras produced by Leica have digital information that is difficult to erase, IBM can delete the photos on the entire network at one time, and even directly find the photographer, and directly notify the police to arrest the criminal circumstances. Of course, there are also people who are disappointed by this.

Leica does not have a monopoly on the digital camera industry, and it licenses the implantation of identity information to other cameras, so that other cameras can also send photos directly to the Internet.

Another example is the film and television classification system, IBM can give them legal freedom to determine the level according to the open procedures of each country, and IBM never cares about the details. Not to mention movies, television, radio, photos, paintings, and even the text information produced by WordPress can determine the ownership of digital rights because it contains timestamps.

There's a timing issue here, so contrary to the historical fear of digital rights, writers nowadays must publish digital books as soon as possible, otherwise they may get into trouble with copyright lawsuits. Because I am afraid that someone will upload your book to the Internet first, and then the infringement will have to go through the judicial process.

The Internet has sometimes developed very sticky applications, and it is difficult to compete. For example, private resource-sharing websites. Economic development is sometimes reflected in the use of idle resources, and sometimes the overall benefits of such development are better.

For example, the sharing of private cars. Many people can't drive for many hours a day after buying a car, isn't this idle? Therefore, it is very beneficial to the social economy to rent out when you don't need a car, if every family or even everyone in the whole society has their own car, it will bring about the problem of parking spaces crowding out human living space.

In the same way, if the house is large enough to accept strangers, you can also use idle resources.

There's a car-to-house sharing site called Airbnb, but Windsor Corporate Cars has a lot more to offer, and they've partnered with Airbnb to get the service out there. The key is how to make the handover painless. This involves issues such as payment, turnkey, claims, etc.

It is much more convenient to have general power to solve, Windsor enterprises have personal credit numbers, electronic payment, automatic driving, and special electronic keys and other programs, when the owner arrives at the company, it is expected to take 8 hours to use the car, these 8 hours will definitely be idle, at this time you can authorize Airbnb to remotely get the car away, if there is an electronic key, the renter can drive away directly.

It would be better if there was autonomous driving, and the car would automatically drive to the location specified by the renter. The whole process has become smooth, and if the owner of a car usually uses it for 2 hours a day, Airbnb can increase the usage rate of the car by 12 times when used well, which is a huge boost to the economy.

In the same way, if an unreliable young man wants to live in another country for a period of time, he can find a country that is willing to exchange apartments through the Internet, and both parties are exempt from the huge cost of staying in a hotel. The only ones who are unhappy are the vested interests in the hotel industry.

For those who love to travel, Airbnb may save them more money than they do from their work, and it can be said that it is "no store in the world that is difficult to live". If you think about it, when a person travels around the world, 90% of the time is free of hotel money, how resource-saving that is.

If this business is mature, there is not much difference between living at home and traveling.

Although the Knights of the Round Table in Windsor is good, it is also expensive, and the most used 0. 5 euros a year is not easy for some poor students, so Airbnb's business has actually gone on bicycles, and it is also supported by the Knights of the Round Table.

This move would greatly reduce the occupancy rate of the Knights of the Round Table, so the official support of the Knights of the Round Table for Airbnb is definitely not something that pure capitalists would do, and it is rumored to be a good talk in the socialist world.

Ever confused by the bikes parked in the university? Do you think something is wrong? Of course, because they spend most of their time there in the sun. Poor students who use bicycle exchange sites are able to reduce the cost of using Round Table Knights from 0. 5 euros down to 0. 2。

Judging from the results, the number of bicycles parked in the university can be reduced by more than 50%, and the public welfare benefits are obvious. Airbnb is the most popular among price-sensitive entry-level transport owners, such as the City car, which rents only 3 euros a year, and can reduce the cost of ownership to 0:0 compared to a bicycle. 3 euros.

The favorite Lego games of the little pot friends have also been connected to the Internet. To take this connection to the extreme, Downing tasked the team with developing electromagnetic LEGO bricks. The structure it is built up is very strong, because the electromagnet automatically locks, and it can't be removed by itself without a special base.

And because it fits automatically, the process of building is also very easy. Neither of these points is a dessert, because it has nothing to do with the Internet. Let's start with this special pedestal - it automatically repeats children's inventions! It has a memory function, after putting the building blocks created on the chassis, it can detect the entire shape through guò current and magnetic field, memorize it and save it to the computer.

Children no longer have to worry about the things they have worked so hard to create, and they can share them on the Internet, which is the key. How boring it is to watch on the computer. With the ability to assemble automatically, you can reproduce a wonderful situation in other children's homes.

It's a bit like a Lego version of a 3D printer, the "nozzle" sprays a layer on the chassis like an inkjet printer, and automatically fixes it with an electromagnetic card lock after spraying, which is fast. Two layers of 500 blocks can be fixed in one second.

A huge 30,000-piece shape can be reproduced in just 100 seconds. The number of bricks in a standard electromagnetic Lego is 100,000, which is enough for a bunch of children to play high. It is also quite an expensive toy, the rent for a year is 1 euro.

As they get older and the little ones become older friends, they may start to dislike the LEGO shape being too rough, and that's okay, now there's a big trick - the shrinking function. Adults can easily build shapes with large pieces of Lego, and the automaton can print a version that is ten times smaller, and the shape is immediately refined, and all the flowers and plants come to life.

Lego printers with exquisite features are even more expensive, plus a euro, and you will be equipped with 1 million mini bricks, so that the big friends will have more fun and never get bored. With this exaggerated-sounding number of 1 million, it's conceivable that the big friends will be able to let their dreams fly and create things you would never have imagined.

Pure mini LEGO prints a layer four times slower, and even slower when mixed printed. Slow down is slow, it's definitely worth the wait, look at those beautiful castles officially produced by the LEGO company, it's a realistic little world.

Seeing that many children were crying and hanging themselves in the Legoland Park in order to buy toys for their parents, Donald smiled proudly.

At this time, if any blind parents want to boycott Windsor's IBM computer, the children must threaten to hang themselves, because only IBM computer can play Lego like this.

Several printers in LEGOLAND Park are printing wonderful shapes uploaded and shared by children all over the world. At this time, a real artist came into the picture, the French sculptor Auguste Rodin. Of course, France was so downtrodden, and Rodin was a great martial artist in Belgium.

The 34-year-old Rodin used electromagnetic Lego to build a high-precision statue of Balzac in pajamas and with a cape, and the world was amazed. Boss Tang was also amazed by the master, and personally awarded Rodin the title of chief artist of Lego and enjoyed a high salary of 1,000 euros