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AWS	AWS	Powering Innovation with Open Source Data Orchestration Software Startup Alluxio	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RzTktCZMNE	Powering Innovation with Open Source Data Orchestration Software Startup AlluxioOpen source data orchestration layer Alliuxio s CTO Steven Mih recently sat down with us at the Startup Central booth at re Invent to share his thoughts on the evolution of the open source model how a deep integration with Amazon EMR has helped his startup grow and what he s most excited about for its future Learn more about AWS Startups at Subscribe More AWS videos More AWS events videos AWS AWSStartups	2020-04-22 17:18:53
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	laravel vue.js コンポーネントで設定したクリックイベントが実行されない	https://teratail.com/questions/255721?rss=all	発生している問題・エラーメッセージ初期で設定している値numberは表示されるのだが、クリックイベントを実施しても値が変化しません。	2020-04-23 02:49:30
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Linuxのプロセススケジューラはどこで動作しているのでしょうか？	https://teratail.com/questions/255720?rss=all	Linuxのプロセススケジューラはどこで動作しているのでしょうかLinuxの勉強をしているとプロセスにCPU時間を割り当てるプロセススケジューラがでてきます。	2020-04-23 02:31:23
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	ワードプレス記事上部におすすめの投稿がありませんと表示されてしまう	https://teratail.com/questions/255719?rss=all	ワードプレス記事上部におすすめの投稿がありませんと表示されてしまう初めまして質問おねがいしますまだワードプレス初心者なんですが、今回固定ページを投稿ページに変換したかったので「PostnbspTypenbspSwitcher」というプラグインを使用して上手くいったのですが、投稿できたページの記事上部タイトルより上に『おすすめの投稿がありません』となぜか表示されてしまって困っています普通に検索からサイト見てそうなってしまってるということです。	2020-04-23 02:12:11
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Amazon Elasticsearch Serviceのstatusがredになったときの解決策	https://qiita.com/kokky/items/6f755f34d447f1739208	これでひとまずステータスがグリーンになり、Elasticsearchが再び使えるようになっているはずです今後の対策原因は重い処理にあることが多いので、Elasticsearchを利用しているサービス側を修正したり、インスタンスを上げてお金の力を借りたりしていきましょう。	2020-04-23 02:12:19
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ホストOS上に作成したDockerイメージからkubernetesのpodリソース生成時際に発生したエラーについて	https://qiita.com/tenp/items/bfc8e8564911625d0da6	原因ホストOS上にDockerイメージ作成したがマニュフェストファイルからはminikubeにて作成された仮想環境上に存在するDockerイメージを取得しようとしたためImagePullエラーが発生。	2020-04-23 02:24:07
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【自分用】4/23 php + dockerの環境構築途中まで	https://qiita.com/KONTA2019/items/d3f026961088afef4393	【自分用】phpdockerの環境構築途中まで記事の目的やったことの振り返りをできるようにするために記述します。	2020-04-23 02:19:49
Git	Gitタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	git push origin ~~の失敗(non-fast-forward)、コンフリクト解消、プッシュに至るまで	https://qiita.com/Aoyama_JDI/items/de192a1f859285f7460c	継続して投稿していく中で、その為のインプットも必然的に増え、成長に繋がるかと考えています。	2020-04-23 02:45:30
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	GASでローカルCSVを取り込み、スプレッドシートで請求書を作成する	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/gas-ss-csv-create-invoice/	gutentag	2020-04-22 17:04:25
海外TECH	Ars Technica	The value of lives saved by social distancing outweighs the costs	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1670183	benefit	2020-04-22 17:43:58
海外TECH	Ars Technica	AT&T’s massive TV losses continue as another 900,000 customers flee	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1670196	billions	2020-04-22 17:20:20
海外TECH	DEV Community	Flask Boilerplate - Windows95 UI Kit	https://dev.to/sm0ke/flask-boilerplate-windows95-ui-kit-3pca	Flask Boilerplate Windows UI KitHello Coders This article presents an open source and free Flask boilerplate coded on top of a retro UI Windows UI Kit crafted by Themesberg I ve landed accidentally on this super funny product and later decided to generate an open source Flask app on top I hope you will enjoy it Tell me your thoughts in the comments In a rush The links are LIVE Demo Sources and original UI Kit What s in the boxThe app is built on top of a super simple code base enhanced with authentication SQLite database and Flask SqlAlchemy ORM to manipulate the USER table in an object oriented way Windows UI KitThis UI Kit has been developed by Themesberg and released under the MIT license on Github the HTML sources are available here Let s build the app To build this simple Flask starter we need a terminal GIT properly installed and a healthy Pyhton env The information to build the app is also saved in the README file committed on Github but I will drop here a simplified setup Clone the sources git clone cd flask windows ui kit Virtualenv modules installation Unix based systems virtualenv no site packages env source env bin activate Install requirements pip install r requirements txt Set the FLASK APP environment variable Unix Mac export FLASK APP run py Run the application host expose the app on all network interfaces default port specify the app port default flask run host port Access the app in browser If all goes well we should see this super nice RETRO login page in the browser app redirects guest users to authenticate We can use the default credentials test pass or create another user through the registration page After login the app unlocks two private pages index and docs Index PageUI NavbarUI ButtonsThat s all folks thanks for reading CreditsWindows UI Kit the product page with the original UI KitFlask Win Ui Kit LIVE DemoFlask Win Sources source code MIT License published on Github What is FlaskFlask is a lightweight WSGI web application framework It is designed to make getting started quick and easy with the ability to scale up to complex applications It began as a simple wrapper around Werkzeug and Jinja and has become one of the most popular Python web application frameworks	2020-04-22 17:49:21
海外TECH	DEV Community	Getting serverless with Python and Cloud Run	https://dev.to/googlecloud/getting-serverless-with-python-and-cloud-run-2m1o	Getting serverless with Python and Cloud RunOn this edition of Serverless Toolbox we take a look at how to deploy a Python web app with Cloud Run Check out the video version of this blog post Source code for this blog post is available on GitHub momander serverlesstoolbox Apps mentioned in the video series Serverless Toolbox by Google Developers Managing the resources for an app can be a challenge Deploying your app in a serverless fashion is popular because it helps take care of that for you Cloud Run is fully managed meaning you don t have to worry about infrastructure scaling as traffic changes Since it s container based you can also use any language and framework An added bonus is that you can redeploy your app with just one command Let s say you and your woodworking friends are working on a project Some steps of the plan are in millimeters while the rest are in inches A unit conversion app can be made and deployed as a simple Python web app with Flask Flask is a popular framework for creating Python web apps because it s lightweight and easy to set up Your app has the basics An html file where a form gets user input A simple css file And an app py file where functions and routes are defined For the full source of this app check out our repository on GitHub Once you ve created your app Cloud Run only needs one extra file for deployment No code changes needed This is the Docker file Here you customize the runtime of your container to suit your needs exactly Containers are a way to isolate your application to make it run the same no matter where it s deployed Taking a closer look…FROM specifies a base Docker image the Python runtime COPY adds files from your computer s current directory to a directory inside the container RUN installs Flask and Gunicorn dependencies CMD is a command that starts your app inside the container and binds it to a port App app means import the app from the app py file If you want to run a different version of Python it s no big deal With Cloud Run you can run any version of Python you want as long as there s a Python base docker image available for it With Docker file in hand you can now kick off your first deployment You first build a container with Cloud Build This bundles up your code along with everything you ve added in your Docker file and pushes it to the Container Registry Container Registry is where your container images are stored Finally you deploy the app to Cloud Run All this is handled with just two commands From your terminal run the following commands to build a container image and deploy the app using that image gcloud builds submit tag gcr io PROJECT ID milli to in gcloud run deploy image gcr io PROJECT ID milli to in platform managedAnd that s it Your app is now deployed Going to the Cloud Run section of Google Cloud now shows your deployed app and its URL Here you also have access to important metrics and the Revisions tab where you can easily redirect and split traffic to different versions of your app If you ve deployed it more than once This is handy if you discover a breaking change and want to temporarily roll back But what if your woodworking friends hit an error when trying your app out How could you figure out what s going wrong That s where Cloud Logging comes in Cloud Run has a Logs tab where you can see everything being logged by your app To dig a little deeper there s Cloud Error Reporting Here we see a value error was triggered After taking a look at the stack trace making a quick fix and redeploying you now have a working app to share Goodbye millimeters hello inches As you can see here with the correctly calculated woodworking plans you could have a beautiful creation like Bret About Serverless ToolboxServerless Toolbox is a fun and cheeky video series that looks at what serverless means and how to build serverless apps with Google Cloud See the full playlist at serverlesstoolbox com Follow these hosts on Twitter at abbyapplebees and BretMcG	2020-04-22 17:20:11
海外TECH	DEV Community	Developer's Guide to Tech Strategy	https://dev.to/swyx/developer-s-guide-to-tech-strategy-1p41	Developer s Guide to Tech StrategyThis is a very high level overview of tech strategy that is the business of software rather than the art and science of creating software itself It goes without saying that your coding does not have independent value it must be applied usefully on some economic problem to have sustainable real world impact Table of Contents Tech Strategy and Your CareerPerhaps more pertinent to your career your coding ability and to some degree financial outcomes will be associated with the success of your company we infer better coding ability in someone who was an early engineer at Uber than we do a random unknown startup despite having no knowledge of their actual contributions Even if you don t care about that and never intend to be a founder your understanding of the business you re in allows you to offer suggestions and prioritize work in alignment with economic opportunity It may not feel like much but as the person closest to the code you have a tremendous amount of autonomy to the final experience delivered You make delivery estimations and give advance warning of serious technical blockersYou make technical tradeoffs between the quick and dirty way and the right wayYou pick abstractions for scale and pluggability vs rejecting premature abstractionYou evaluate commercial solutions compared to the cost of a custom solution the infamous build vs buy decisionYou can defensively code for every probable system failure or understand where failures are more acceptable than their cureYou sweat the fine Ay UI UX Uptime Response time detailsYou can find the low hanging fruit ideas to implement offered by your data models and pre existing frameworks and plugins and can suggest them to your product owners As you advance in autonomy you will even get to pick the projects you work on and to pitch new initiatives that you eventually own this is a GREAT career move If you read the story of how Google Maps Satellite view was almost named Bird Mode you will understand how your broad ranging powers even come right down to product names A well run company will not put you in this position but when the chips are down Developers are designers and product managers of last resort As you increase in seniority you will also have to grow in your business judgment In fact taking a glance over every Engineering Career Ladder will tell you how important your business impact is to your career advancement Finally the technologies that you work with are also strongly influenced by their economic incentives Free and Open Source does not mean Free of any commercial considerations nor does it mean Open Direction decided by Direct Democracy The platforms you run on whether it is the browsers or the public clouds databases payment fulfilment platforms or even language distributions all have massive I m talking figures and up in some cases investments Software is Eating the WorldI am assigning this to you as required reading In Marc Andreesen wrote Why Software is Eating the World which set out the foundational thesis of his venture capital firm It foretold the rise of massive software businesses in the decade since and made the case for why every industry is now in the business of software Marc has since updated this with takes on healthcare biotech and crypto This is now widely understood in the software industry and you should at least be aware of it even if you disagree with it Though it does make the software engineer the center of the new world Horizontal vs VerticalThe basic split in tech strategy you should be aware of is Horizontal vs Vertical businesses If you work on infrastructure you might be familiar with Horizontal vs Vertical scaling This is different Here we are talking with respect to your customers If your business is designed from the ground up to serve a single industry or customer profile you are a Vertical business Vertical businesses typically grow by offering more and more capabilities to serve the customers they have despite these features existing as standalone offerings elsewhere The goal is to be a One Stop Shop User experience can be mindblowing when it is vertically integrated but frustrating when limitations arise If your business can be used by customers across any industry you are a Horizontal business Horizontal businesses typically grow by reaching more and more kinds of customers building any integrations required or adding knobs and configs to accommodate their usecase The goal is to Do One Thing Well and be the best in the world at it You ll also run into two other typical analogies offered to describe this divide Apple Vertical vs Android Horizontal Apple is fully vertically integrated for the high end smartphone market from Payments Messaging Photos and Operating System all the way down to Processor Android is a free open source operating system and it is used by all sorts of phone manufacturers and extreme customization of the launcher and widget experience is the norm Bundling Vertical vs Unbundling Horizontal a reference to this famous Jim Barksdale Marc Andreesen quote There are ways to make money in software bundling and unbundling None but the most disciplined businesses are horizontal or vertical There is usually a healthy debate within the company as to which direction to pursue as both are valid ways to grow But pursuing both signals lack of vision inability to accept tradeoffs and will lead to problems in resourcing product development and sales and marketing You ll also hear this idea applied to other aspects of business Horizontal vs Vertical Integration Horizontal vs Vertical Acquisition and Horizontal vs Vertical Strategy They are all variants of business expansion along one of these lines Business ModelsThe next dimension you should be aware of is business models Quite simply this answers the question of who pays what directly makes revenue go up and not often enough what must you spend money on The most common ones you should be aware of are Agencies Advertising Subscriptions and Marketplaces Most other companies that employ software engineers have aspects of some of these embedded within them I cannot possibly do justice to them in the space I have here but I will at least introduce them here and try to give you what you need to learn more AgenciesThe Agency model is the most common one for small teams I don t have numbers for this but my guess is it is responsible for most tech jobs as well With an agency model you have one or more clients and you are paid for your time If you are a dev team within a bigger non tech company you are basically an in house agency with one client If you are a consultant or freelancer you are a one person agency There are a thousand small ways to tweak dev setups and payment terms but broadly as the amount of dev hours grows the amount of money flowing into the agency grows Ideally you should be trying to get the most done per hour but cynically bad incentive systems can lead to just booking more hours The common thread is that your income isn t fully pinned to the success of your client s business which is sometimes a feature and often a bug of the Principal Agent Problem Despite its flaws agencies are still so popular simply because of the sheer amount of work that needs to be done and the specialized talent needed to do certain high skill types of work AdvertisingThe Advertising model is next most common Here you make money from getting more traffic to your site or usage of your product and selling advertiser spots Sometimes the advertising is display ads paying for Cost Per Milles aka ears and eyeballs just to be there and build brand awareness However most advertisers these days prefer performance based marketing paying for directly measurable user actions e g Cost per Click Most social networks and news opinion sites run this way though there is an absolutely massive assortment of marketing technology to help ad buyers find the best ad inventory for them Because end users pay nothing and advertisers pay for access the derisive view is that Users are the Product However this may not always be a negative the Wirecutter and the Points Guy are both well regarded high quality content sites that make their money from affiliate marketing which is just a reformulation of performance based marketing SubscriptionThe next most common type of business model is Subscriptions If you sell usage of your software this is known as Software as a Service SaaS which is an investment category all of its own The common characteristic of the IaaS PaaS SaaS models is they transform Fixed Cost to Variable Cost which provides immediate value for customers Content subscriptions are the other major category for example for audio e g Spotify video e g Netflix news e g the New York Times blogging e g Stratechery data e g Crunchbase or membership to a professional group community All of which require software to support them Since users directly pay for the software content membership and can walk away at any time the incentive alignment is clear use subscription revenue to make a better offering which helps drives more subscriptions which helps finance a better offering and so on Since digital content can be replicated infinitely the gross margin and therefore cashflow of these kinds of business is high To grow the business has to grow its marketing funnel increase conversion rates keep a lid on cost of content e g revenue sharing with content creators and decrease churn Most subscription businesses are a buffet pay your subscription and you can consume all you can eat This has an inherent flaw some people just eat a whole lot more than most This is expensive to support and essentially the lighter users subsidize their abuse of the platform by bringing down average usage Therefore all subscription business eventually start charging per seat and then find their way toward some form of metered billing using some form of value metrics MarketplacesMarketplaces are the hardest software businesses to build and therefore there are fewer of them than other kinds of business However once established they exhibit gobsmacking dual sided network effects which makes them very valuable Marketplaces match buyer and seller just like their offline counterparts The marketplace gives both sides an assurance of liquidity buyers can find what they want sellers can sell what they have or the marketplace will die and quality buyers are good customers sellers must meet standards or they get kicked off the platform In exchange it takes a fee from either the buyer or seller Because the fee typically is a percentage of the money that changes hands this is called a take rate and marketplaces want to grow the Gross Merchandise Volume it is based on Take rates range wildly based on platform power Gumroad charges while Apple and Google s app stores take This model sounds simple but there are a lot of ways to make additional revenue For example suppliers often pay certification or listing fees or they could instead be paid to join It turns out that the marketplace s own site is prime ad space while customers will pay for better service so it is true that you can build both an entire advertising business AND an entire subscription business INSIDE a marketplace business both of which Amazon has done In a way this is the business model to end all business models because you essentially now run your own economy Two final major advantages you need to know Marketplaces don t own inventory since suppliers are the ones to bring their inventory to market This makes them asset light which means they can scale enormously with little investment Airbnb offers more room nights than any hotel chain in the world without owning real estate Uber and Lyft transport more passengers than any taxi company without owning a car Large enough marketplaces drive both seller and buyer to optimize for each other buyers want high ratings esp when buying repeat services sellers want great reviews The slightest nuances of the platform everything from picture dimensions to product offered will be exploited to exactly meet the marketplace s needs This not only means that buyers and sellers are optimizing for each other for free it also makes starting a competitor marketplace extemely difficult since the investment has been made and the reputation gained These benefits don t come free marketplaces are hard to build for a few reasons Fakes and Disputes Marketplaces offer an implicit or explicit guarantee of quality which means they need a way to handle what happens when things go wrong If goods are sold you must handle the issue of fakes lemons and returns This doesn t seem fun at all but Zappos made great return policy a competitive advantage If services are sold you must handle the billion things that can go wrong when strangers work with strangers and you re not around to verify what actually happened Airbnb had to roll out a Million Dollar Liability Insurance Program to reassure hosts Cutting out the Middleman Every strong enough supplier eventually chafes at paying the take rate At stake is not only more revenue but also a more direct long term relationship with the customer free of any unfavorable changes the marketplace may make in future For service marketplaces buyers and sellers who like each other enough can simply take their relationship offline This means that buyer and seller churn is a huge problem for marketplaces and it must provide a compelling reason for both sides to stay on even after they have found each other The Chicken and Egg Issue alternatively the cold start problem If there aren t enough buyers it is not compelling for suppliers to join the platform If there aren t enough suppliers buyers won t even come by A marketplace can toggle back and forth between being demand or supply constrained a few times in its life One way to get past many of these issues is to be your own supplier so that you only grow the demand side of the market You could view all ecommerce businesses as one sided marketplaces although the trendy term for this is Direct to Consumer or DC Platforms and AggregatorsI ve used the word Platform a couple times without definition The word is horrendously overloaded so that you can never really be sure what is meant without more context When it comes to the business of software though you can do a lot worse than listen to Chamath Palihapitiya quoting Bill Gates I was in charge of Facebook Platform We trumpeted it out like it was some hot shit big deal And I remember when we raised money from Bill Gates or months after ーlike our funding history was M M M and then B When that B happened a few months after Facebook Platform Gates said something along the lines of “That s a crock of shit This isn t a platform A platform is when the economic value of everybody that uses it exceeds the value of the company that creates it Then it s a platform He s right And because Platforms are such tremendous economic centers of gravity we need to differentiate them from your average run of the mill marketplaces which I hope I have established are powerful economic engines already The most important platforms of all time are Windows iOS and Android Per Ben Thompson it s no coincidence that both are operating systems Windows was the OS for the Desktop Age Developers made apps to run on Windows manufacturers made hardware to run Windows which Windows again more attractive for both sides Quoting Ben The end result was one of the most perfect business models ever commoditized hardware vendors competed to make Windows computers faster and cheaper while software developers simultaneously made those same Windows computers more capable and harder to leave iOS and Android are the OS for the Mobile Age Developers make apps for iOS and Android users are trained to find everything via the Google and Apple Play Stores which makes iOS and Android more attractive for both sides Note Ben originally called Google Search a platform but changed his mind as he developed his theory further Platforms exist on a higher level than business model for Windows it was licensing where for Google it is ads Yet the sided nature of a Platform makes it seem like a Marketplace and Bill Gates definition seems comparable to GMV But Platforms don t play the transaction volume game their M O is to look at the most critical usecases and to build them out as subsequent products Windows built out Office Word Excel Outlook etc and then Windows Server Google built GSuite Docs Sheets Gmail etc and acquired YouTube A contrasting economic model to Platforms are known as Aggregators AggregatorsAggregators are the main characters of Aggregation Theory defined by Ben Thompson Note If this seems strangely focused on the theories of one person it s because Ben has shaped the entire zeitgeist of tech with this theory to the point of being quoted at Apple keynotes so I feel no choice but to have to introduce it to you Aggregators must have three characteristics Direct relationship with users payments accounts regular usage Zero Marginal Costs for serving usersDemand driven Multi sided Networks with Decreasing Acquisition Costs aka a very specific type of the sided network effect we have discussed Aggregators take advantage of a fundamental shift in power enabled by the Internet and the digital economy Because the marginal cost of digital goods is zero the ability to generate profits has shifted from companies that control the distribution of scarce resources Suppliers to those that control demand for abundant ones Aggregators If you aggregate users you call the shots This means great user experience is paramount and explains the tremendous amount of investment in web and mobile clients over the past years One answer to why React developers are strangely in demand Levels of Aggregators Supply Acquisition they have a great user relationship but buy their supply e g Netflix and Spotify Content cost is a concern Supply Transaction Costs they don t buy their supply but pay some marginal costs to bring suppliers onboard e g Uber and Airbnb Zero Supply Costs they don t buy their supply and incur no supplier acquisition cost e g Amazon Super Aggregators they have at least three sides users suppliers advertisers and zero marginal costs on all of them E g Facebook with Instagram Snapchat and Google Platforms vs AggregatorsIt can help to situate these two models by contrasting them I ll point you to Ben s writeup on his site Platforms e g Windows are critical for their suppliers e g Windows apps to function Aggregators e g Google aren t critical for their suppliers e g websites to function Platforms facilitate a relationship between users and rd party developers while Aggregators intermediate the relationship between users and rd party developers Platforms help people do things aka Bicycles for the mind Aggregators do things for people To find more information you can read Ben Thompson s body of work be aware his definitions changed between to Also the commonly accepted usage of the word Platforms also encompasses Aggregators One final point is relevant for us Both Platforms and Aggregators make it so much easier for suppliers to reach customers that it enables new types of businesses to be created atop them Apple Microsoft YouTube Amazon Teachable and others have all minted millionaires and developers can make a great living working on them or for them Other Strategic PerspectivesAs you might see the analysis of what drives the rise and fall of tech companies can get very nuanced indeed Though tech giants get all the limelight good ideas are fractal and you can apply them in smaller contexts within your professional network language ecosystem and internal company politics I haven t any room left but want to point you to a few more interesting dynamics you can investigate on your own The funding of Open Source is always a point of contention Open Core models are increasingly viable and benefit the developer ecosystem greatly while also being great employers However if your core is open anyone can compete with you on hosting your core so this has caused the Great Relicensing Land Grab vs Organic Growth some business opportunities must grow extremely quickly due to a Winner Takes Most network effect and so should raise VC others will always be one of many and profit and unit economics should be a core focus for bootstrapped growth Joel Spolsky has a good introduction to this idea Categorical Imperatives I have a suspicion that software has intrinsic desires expressed by inevitable and unimaginative customer and product manager feature requests If you anthropomorphize the codebase you are working on and treat it as a living breathing thing you can think about what IT wants You can therefore predict what features you are going to have to build Examples Every collaboration app wants emailEvery data analysis app wants to be ExcelEvery marketplace wants to be two sidedEvery social app wants chatEvery User Generated Content app wants storiesEvery BB app wants a dashboardEveryone eventually wants a CMSAuthor s Note This is part of the Strategy section of my upcoming book on Cracking the Coding Career If you liked this come check out the rest of the topics	2020-04-22 17:09:50
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Deals: 16" MacBook Pros from $1,980; AirPods Pro $220; official Apple iPhone 11 cases $24	https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/04/22/deals-16-macbook-pros-from-1980-airpods-pro-220-apple-iphone-11-cases-24	Deals MacBook Pros from AirPods Pro official Apple iPhone cases Fresh Apple coupon deals are in with bonus savings on everything from inch MacBook Pros to AirPods Pro and Apple brand iPhone cases Find the lowest prices right here at AppleInsider	2020-04-22 17:35:35
海外TECH	Engadget	Google says government-backed groups are using COVID-19 to spread scams	https://www.engadget.com/google-finds-government-backed-covid-19-scams-175544373.html	Google says government backed groups are using COVID to spread scamsDozens of government backed groups are using COVID themes as lures for phishing and malware scams Google s Threat Analysis Group TAG warned today One campaign sent fake messages from fast food chains to US government employees That phishing a	2020-04-22 17:55:44
海外TECH	Engadget	Facebook and Instagram test location labels to fight election meddling	https://www.engadget.com/facebook-instagram-location-labels-election-meddling-174754815.html	Facebook and Instagram test location labels to fight election meddlingFacebook and Instagram are again trying to make it harder for foreign propaganda to spread A new feature will automatically add prominent labels to posts from accounts that are popular within the United States but are run from another country Faceb	2020-04-22 17:47:54
海外TECH	Engadget	Magic Leap layoffs reportedly affect about half its workforce	https://www.engadget.com/magic-leap-layoffs-174411301.html	Magic Leap layoffs reportedly affect about half its workforceThe past few years have been rough for Magic Leap and the coronavirus pandemic isn t helping matters The company announced today that it will lay off employees at every level of the organization and though Magic Leap s CEO Rony Abovitz doesn t c	2020-04-22 17:40:27
海外TECH	Engadget	The barista-approved gear you need to recreate the coffee shop at home	https://www.engadget.com/barista-coffee-gear-quarantine-173001511.html	The barista approved gear you need to recreate the coffee shop at homeOne of the many many downsides of the current pandemic lockdown is the demise of the daily ritual of heading down to the local coffee shop for a cup of black elixir Sure you can easily make coffee at home but baristas typically make a much better	2020-04-22 17:30:06
海外TECH	Engadget	China reportedly spread COVID-19 misinformation	https://www.engadget.com/us-intelligence-claims-china-spread-coroanvirus-misinformation-171428485.html	China reportedly spread COVID misinformationA report by The New York Times claims Chinese operatives helped spread false COVID information via text and social media across the US According to US intelligence officials the Chinese operatives amplified disinformation about a national lockdo	2020-04-22 17:14:28
海外TECH	Engadget	Musicians on Spotify can add fundraising links to their profiles	https://www.engadget.com/spotify-artist-fundraising-pick-170108598.html	Musicians on Spotify can add fundraising links to their profilesSpotify is introducing a new feature to help musicians make it through the coronavirus pandemic  The next time you visit an artist s profile page you may see a link that will let you donate money to help them out You ll find these “Fundraising Pick	2020-04-22 17:01:08
Cisco	Cisco Blog	Security that Works Together – A better approach to securing Endpoints	https://blogs.cisco.com/security/security-that-works-together-a-better-approach-to-securing-endpoints	Security that Works Together A better approach to securing EndpointsAre you ready to unlock new value from your endpoint security investments Go from partial awareness to complete and actionable insights powered by Cisco SecureX the industry broadest security platform that unifies visibility enables automation and simplifies security The post Security that Works Together A better approach to securing Endpoints appeared first on Cisco Blogs	2020-04-22 17:53:26
海外科学	NYT > Science	Coronavirus Pandemic: Live Updates in the U.S.	https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/22/us/coronavirus-updates.html	Coronavirus Pandemic Live Updates in the U S The first known death from the illness came in early February in California An order by Trump will impose a day halt in issuing green cards Some stability returned to the energy market	2020-04-22 17:50:06
海外科学	NYT > Science	Coronavirus World News Updates	https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/22/world/coronavirus-live-news-updates.html	economies	2020-04-22 17:37:56
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Nagasaki Prefecture confirms 33 cases of COVID-19 on cruise ship docked for repairs	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/04/22/national/nagasaki-coronavirus-cruise/	Nagasaki Prefecture confirms cases of COVID on cruise ship docked for repairsAn Italian cruise ship docked in Nagasaki for repairs with crew members aboard has become the latest host of a COVID cluster with the	2020-04-23 03:11:51
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Tim Finchem to join Tiger Woods next year in World Golf Hall of Fame	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/2020/04/22/olympics/summer-olympics/olympics-golf/tim-finchem-join-tiger-woods-next-year-world-golf-hall-fame/	Tim Finchem to join Tiger Woods next year in World Golf Hall of FameTim Finchem who expanded the PGA Tour s footprint around the world and negotiated TV contracts that more than tripled prize money during his two decades	2020-04-23 02:05:35
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Coronavirus: Hard to prevent care home deaths, says Chris Whitty	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-52386808	current	2020-04-22 17:46:09
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Coronavirus: Easing social distancing rules 'risks second peak'	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-52389285	lockdown	2020-04-22 17:45:30
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Coronavirus: Evening update	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-52386012	outbreak	2020-04-22 17:14:35
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Premier League matches could be free-to-air once season restarts	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52387971	Premier League matches could be free to air once season restartsThe Premier League considering making some behind closed doors fixtures available free to air when the season restarts the culture secretary says	2020-04-22 17:42:04
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Coronavirus UK map: How many confirmed cases are there in your area?	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51768274	government	2020-04-22 17:23:22
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	iPhone、ハッカー攻撃の標的か　メールにぜい弱性 - WSJ発	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/235611	iphone	2020-04-23 02:18:00