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一 |     Recent discoveries in Pompeii are revealing the lifestyle of the middle class in the ancient Roman city. Pompeii’s archaeological park announced its findings on Saturday. While much of the early studies of Pompeii were focused on the city’s elite, archeologists have increasingly become interested in the lives of the city’s middle and lower classes.,The excavation of a home or “domus” started in 2018 and is now paying dividends. The house had a courtyard with a well-adorned cistern or water tank, but other parts of the house show that the owner may not have had unlimited funds to decorate their house. One of the five rooms was left unpainted and with an earthen floor. Archeologists believe it may have been used for storage.,They also identified a bedroom with the remains of a bedframe and cloth from a pillow. The bedframe appeared identical to three cots found in a storage room that may have also served as sleeping quarters for enslaved people in the city.,Science & TechVideos: Archeologists Discover IKEA-Like Adjustable Beds in Ancient Roman City of Pompeii8 November 2021, 02:29 GMT,Another storeroom had built-in shelves and may have held dishes and cookware for a nearby kitchen. Archaeologists also discovered a storage trunk. While the trunk itself was damaged when the ceiling collapsed on it, they found a preserved oil lamp with carvings of the Greek god Zeus, called Iupiter by the Romans, transforming into an eagle.,"In the Roman empire, there was an ample chunk of the population that struggled with their social status and for whom 'daily bread,' was anything but a given,'' Gabriel Zuchtriegel, Pompeii’s archaeological park’s director said. "A vulnerable class during political crises and food shortages, but also ambitious about climbing the social ladder.",Archaeologists also found a fragment of what they believe was a translucent plate rimmed with emerald and cobalt blue and an intact incense burner shaped like a cradle.。    一场名为“PSBlackout”的全球玩家抗议活动已于今日正式启动,由游戏保存与消费者权益组织 “Does It Play” 发起,旨在回应索尼互动娱乐宣布的、从2028年1月起停止为PlayStation新游戏生产实体光盘的决定。该活动呼吁全球PlayStation玩家从8月23日晚间7点至8月30日晚间7点,进行为期一周的“经济与游戏停摆”——彻底断电停机、不登录PSN、不游玩任何游戏、不进行任何消费。

二 |     本次抗议的导火索是索尼的“去光盘化”战略,而玩家对近年来工作室关闭、服务型游戏受挫、线下活动取消等一系列决策的不满也持续累积。

三 | 近期索尼向用户发送“你并不拥有所购游戏”的协议提醒,进一步激化了矛盾。早在7月活动公布时,一份名为“Don‘t Kill the Disc”的Change.org请愿已收集超过35万个签名。然而,目前尚无精确的参与人数统计——由于活动性质特殊,且恰好与科隆游戏展时间重叠,外界普遍持观望态度。    面对玩家的抗议浪潮,索尼官方至今保持沉默,未作出任何让步。其首席财务官近期已向投资者表示,并未看到相关抗议对公司业务产生任何实质影响,全面数字化的战略不会因此改变。

四 | 随着活动正式启动,“Does It Play”呼吁更多玩家加入,但最终能否撼动索尼的决心,仍有待观察。本文由游民星空制作发布,未经允许禁止转载。

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