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IT之家 ?5 月 10 日新闻，据外媒 Ars Technica 9 日报道?，美国多地学校克日?向家长发出忠言，称社交媒体上一项名为“?Chromebook Challenge”?的网络热潮正在引诱学生故?意破损学校配发的 Chromeb?ook 条记?本电脑，导致装备冒烟甚至起火。

这股风潮主要在 TikTok 上撒播，科罗拉多、新泽西、北卡罗来纳和华盛顿等地?的学区已宣布家长通知信，提?醒家长?注重危害。

IT之家从报道中获悉，所谓的 Chromebook Challenge 是指学?生往 Chromebook 的接口中插入异物以制造短路?。他们使用的物品五花八门，包括常见的文具、回?形针、口香糖铝箔和图钉等。

这一挑战行为给学??校带来极大困扰，不但导致多?起笔?记本起火事故，还?引发学校疏散、提?前下学，甚至需动用应急响应。

学校方面也明确体现，破损公物将受到纪律处分，部分州还可能追究执法责任。

现在，TikTok 已榨取用户搜索“Chromebook Challenge”一词。输入该词后，页面?会显示以下提醒：

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部分网络挑战具有危险性、令人担心，甚至完全虚构。请学习怎样识别有害挑战，以?维护自身康健与?安全。

提醒页面还附有链接，指导用户相识怎样在平台上识别并评估挑战内容。Ti?kTok 体现，类似挑战不但泛起在该平台，也在其他社交媒体上撒播。

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參考IT之家此前報道，小米 15（24129PN74C）以及小米 15 Pro 鈦金屬版（2410DPN6CC）已經通過無線電核準A fund has been set up to help an farmer forced to spend ?30, 000 to fund his own defence after he was prosecuted for shooting a convicted burglar in the foot when he intruded on his isolated Yorkshire farm. [Kenneth Hugill, who uses a walking stick and a hearing aid, wept with relief after it took a jury at Hull Crown Court just 24 minutes to acquit him of grievous bodily harm. Despite being cleared of wrongdoing, the octogenarian farmer was left with a legal bill of at least ?30, 000 for the trial. The family has said they will have to borrow the money and pay it back over decades. Mr. Hugill said he fired an antiquated shotgun in the dark towards a vehicle as it revved its engine and began driving towards him, explaining in court that he had never intended to hurt anyone. Outside court, the pensioner wiped away tears as he said: “I am very, very pleased — it’s marvellous. I thought I should not have been prosecuted right from the start. I don’t shock easily. I didn’t feel it was justified. “The court ordeal has not affect[ed] me much, but it was more my wife and daughter in law. I pulled the trigger because I thought the car was going to kill me. ” While the farmer, who has had two hip replacements and a operation, was arrested, fingerprinted, and forced to fund his own ?30, 000 defence, police took no further action against the two intruders who were questioned on suspicion of attempted diesel theft and poaching. Lawyer Nick Freeman felt so strongly about the case he set up a crowdfunding page, on which he brands the legal system a “disgrace”. He writes that Mr. Hugill “never should have been prosecuted”. “I’m sure there are plenty of people who felt as equally incensed as I did after reading about the case, and will be happy to spare a few pounds in helping this family in their hour of financial need. ” Noting that “people break into other people’s homes [and] cause fear and misery” North Thanet MP Sir Roger Hale said the case is another example of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) treating criminals as though they were ‘victims’. “Given the circumstances, perhaps the CPS will now think twice about doing this again. It’s quite simple: people should have the right to defend their own property,” he said. “The jury in this case clearly heard the evidence and thought the old boy was quite right to defend his own property. If you don’t want to come to harm, don’t break into somebody’s else’s home or trespass on their land. “We need to have a sense of proportion about this. The people who the CPS sometimes like to present as a victim is sometimes the criminal. ” Gerry Wareham, Chief Crown Prosecutor, said it was in the public interest to prosecute Mr. Hugill. He said: “We considered all the evidence in this case extremely carefully, and took full account of the situation Mr Hugill found himself in that evening. “We are satisfied that there was sufficient evidence to put the matter before a court and that it was in the public interest to do so. ” Back to work and ploughing his fields ready to sow wheat on Tuesday, Mr. Hugill thanked supporters and said he hopes to get his guns and ammunition back after they were seized by police so he can get back to shooting rabbits on the farm. “I have been shooting since I was less than 12 years old, and it has been part of my life on the farm,” he told MailOnline. “I’m glad to get back to work and put the last 16 months behind me. Farming has been my life. ” 文山电力：控股股东妄想减持不凌驾5.73%股份