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AWS	AWS Game Tech Blog	Announcing Lumberyard Beta 1.28!	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/gametech/announcing-lumberyard-beta-1-28/	Announcing Lumberyard Beta Authored by Doug Erickson Sr Documentation Manager for AWS Game Tech It s been awhile hasn t it We missed you too We have been very busy on major changes to Lumberyard which we will announce as soon as we can but it s taking a lot of preparation and energy So for the interim we are releasing …	2021-05-19 16:35:31
AWS	AWS Messaging and Targeting Blog	Forwarding emails automatically based on content with Amazon Simple Email Service	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/messaging-and-targeting/forwarding-emails-automatically-based-on-content-with-amazon-simple-email-service/	Forwarding emails automatically based on content with Amazon Simple Email ServiceIntroduction Email is one of the most popular channels consumers use to interact with support organizations In its most basic form consumers will send their email to a catch all email address where it is further dispatched to the correct support group Often this requires a person to inspect content manually Some IT organizations even have …	2021-05-19 16:26:26
AWS	AWS	AWS App Runner	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBbvFA6Up98	AWS App RunnerAWS App Runner is a fully managed container application service that makes it easy for customers to build deploy and run containerized web applications and API services in a few clicks with no prior infrastructure or containers experience required Learn more about AWS App Runner at Subscribe More AWS videos More AWS events videos AWS AWSAppRunner	2021-05-19 16:51:07
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	【Unity2D】nullエラーの対処　スコア加算のやり方	https://teratail.com/questions/339295?rss=all	【UnityD】nullエラーの対処スコア加算のやり方前提・実現したいこと野菜を箱に入れてポイントを稼ぐミニゲームを作成しようとしています。	2021-05-20 01:23:37
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	構造体の定義と宣言と利用（参照）の問題 c言語 初心者	https://teratail.com/questions/339294?rss=all	構造体の定義と宣言と利用参照の問題c言語初心者①下記のメンバーを持つ構造体を定義し、int型の配列要素数で初期化char型の配列要素数abcdefgで初期化②メイン関数で上記構造体の全てのメンバーを表示する。	2021-05-20 01:09:48
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Ruby | モジュールについて(ミックスイン・名前空間)	https://qiita.com/ToufuP/items/36525c8f494d0234e625	先にモジュールを定義し、そして組み込みたいクラスや他のモジュールの中にこのように書きますincludeモジュールmoduleModumoduendclassKurakuraincludeModumoduend・モジュールの名前もクラスのように先頭は大文字で書くキャメルケース。	2021-05-20 01:39:09
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【rails】rails+devise+errorの日本語化の手順(rails-i18n)	https://qiita.com/tani__san929/items/d97d441cc71407d5e6b2	また、表示されている日本語は下記のファイルで既に設定してあります。	2021-05-20 01:00:28
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【rails】rails+devise+errorの日本語化の手順(rails-i18n)	https://qiita.com/tani__san929/items/d97d441cc71407d5e6b2	また、表示されている日本語は下記のファイルで既に設定してあります。	2021-05-20 01:00:28
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海外TECH	DEV Community	Thinking upstream about the White House cybersecurity executive order	https://dev.to/tidelift/thinking-upstream-about-the-white-house-cybersecurity-executive-order-1h89	Thinking upstream about the White House cybersecurity executive orderThe upstream parableStop me if you ve heard this one before Three friends are relaxing beside a river Suddenly they hear the sound of someone crying out for help Looking out into the river they see a child flailing in the middle of a strong current The first friend moves quickly jumping in and swimming as fast as they can to get the child and pull them to safety Before the first friend is able to get back to shore there are more cries for help Three additional children are in the river in need of urgent rescue The second friend knowing he must rescue all three at once grabs a nearby raft and paddles out into the river Meanwhile more children keep popping up all needing rescue This second friend overwhelmed desperately looks around for the third friend who is nowhere to be seen  Finally he spots her in the river swimming upstream “Where are you going these children are going to drown calls out the second friend The third friend keeps swimming and calls back  “I m going upstream to find out who is throwing all of these children in the river What is upstream thinking This parable is at the heart of what is known as upstream thinking In his recent bestseller Upstream The Quest to Solve Problems Before They Happen author Dan Heath introduces the concept this way “So often in life we get stuck in a cycle of response We put out fires We deal with emergencies We stay downstream handling one problem after another but we never make our way upstream to fix the systems that caused the problems Cops chase robbers and doctors treat patients with chronic diseases and call center reps address customer complaints But crime and chronic disease and customer complaints are preventable So why do our efforts skew so heavily toward reaction rather than prevention So if downstream thinking focuses on solving problems after they occur fishing children out of the water in our parable upstream thinking focuses on efforts to prevent problems before they occur “I m going to find out who is throwing all of these children in the river Those who practice upstream thinking also known as upstreamists are systems level thinkers seeking to understand the root causes of downstream emergencies  Upstream thinking and the White House cybersecurity executive orderWhich brings me to the recent White House cybersecurity executive order which we ve done a full debrief on here TL DR the cybersecurity executive order is an attempt by the United States government to use its purchasing power to create positive changes to the way cybersecurity is addressed around the world  Recent high profile breaches like the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack or the SolarWinds software supply chain attack have shown that our cybersecurity defenses are woefully inadequate This executive order forces a higher standard of cybersecurity for any organization selling software to the federal government which in turn makes it the de facto global standard for all software in the future As I read the executive order for the first time I couldn t help but think it provides an incredible opportunity to apply upstream thinking to software In open source the focus has been downstream for too longSticking with our parable for a second when we look closely at the problems that open source software has faced when it comes to cybersecurity most work over the past few years has gone into developing downstream solutions that help those already in crisis In fact an entire industry has cropped up around software composition analysis SCA and container scanning tools that will tell you what is wrong with your software from a security or licensing perspective This kind of open source urgent care has become a big business with companies raising hundreds of millions of dollars and grabbing the attention of frustrated CIOs who don t want to go down in flames as “the next Equifax But are we really content to continue being overwhelmed by a never ending parade of open source health crises  Or should we instead turn our attention upstream Spurring an upstream movement in open sourceOn June Tidelift will be hosting a completely free virtual event to celebrate open source and the people who create it and we ve named it Upstream sign up here From the Wikipedia definition of upstream as it relates to software development “In software development upstream refers to a direction toward the original authors or maintainers of software that is distributed as source code and is a qualification of either a version released by the original authors based on their upstream source code a bug or a patch Our original intent with this name was to honor the work of the people who create and maintain the open source code that all of our applications rely on the upstream maintainers But we also loved the dual meaning that this event could serve as an opportunity to spur a movement of upstream thinking in our open source corner of the universe While Dan Heath s book shares examples of upstreamists operating in many different fields healthcare is probably the field where upstream thinking has seen the most traction For some broader perspective and inspiration we ve invited one of the leading upstreamists in healthcare Dr Rishi Manchanda to give a keynote at Upstream If you haven t seen his TED Talk on upstream thinking you can view it here But why wait We can start applying upstream thinking to open source software security and maintenance issues right now Applying upstream thinking to open sourceLet s do a little exercise in upstream thinking Problem managing open source effectively and keeping it secure is an enormous challengeFor most organizations it has become a difficultーif not practically impossibleーtask to effectively manage the security and maintenance of all of the open source code they use  In fact a recent Tidelift survey found that only of organizations with over employees are extremely confident that their open source is up to date secure and well maintained Meanwhile a whopping were not very or not all confident in their practices for managing open source A downstream solution scanning Many of these organizations have attempted to solve their problem with software composition analysis tools that point out security maintenance and licensing issues with their open source dependencies But too often these tools are introduced late in the development process and report false positives or issues with no easy resolution They are in essence crying out “hey there are children in the river Yeah we know This leaves developers stuck with bad choices  Replace problematic packages with the associated delay and only possible if good alternatives exist Rewrite the code yourself if you have time Work with with an open source maintainer to get the issue fixed upstream if you can get their attention Ignore the scanner result if you want to roll the dice Heading upstream to discover root causeIt begs the question why are there so many issues for scanning tools to find And could we reduce the open source equivalent of emergency room visits by examining the environmental factors that are causing them There are a lot of root causes we could consider for issues in open source from what motivates scanners to report false positives to how package managers deliver updates But today I want to focus on one root cause that is staring us right in the face It was perhaps most poignantly captured by this recent xkcd cartoon In open source the majority of people writing the code that modern digital infrastructure depends on are volunteers or are grossly under compensated for their work In other words random people in Nebraska thanklessly maintaining projects since Sneak preview of our upcoming maintainer survey results almost half of maintainers are paid nothingーnot one centーfor their work while more than half are paid less than US per year Only are paid what might be considered a living wage more than US per year Which means that for most maintainers open source is more of a hobby than a profession It just happens to be a hobby that all organizations are counting on them to keep doing to an enterprise standard without compensation It doesn t take a neurosurgeon to uncover the root cause here An upstream solution partner with maintainers and users to improve software health and securityWhich leaves us with some simple truths Enterprises building applications on top of the modern open source digital infrastructure need open source they can rely on Open source maintainers should be fully compensated if we expect them to deliver secure well maintained software built to an enterprise standard It might seem kinda obvious but one solution is to build a model where maintainers get paid to do the work enterprise users need them to do How many security issues could be avoided if maintainers were being properly compensated to ensure their components stayed secure and up to date Even more interesting how much amazing open source software isn t even being created today because there aren t incentives in place for the people who might create and maintain it In Rishi Manchanda s TED Talk about upstream thinking he tells the story of Veronica who appeared in his clinic suffering from debilitating migraine headaches and severe allergies Multiple visits multiple treatments nothing could fix what was wrong with her Until Dr Manchanda asked her about where she lived It turned out that her house was moldy wet and roach infested Instead of prescribing another medication to treat her symptoms the doctor referred her to a specialist who could help her improve her housing conditions As if by magic once her housing conditions improved her migraine headaches and allergies disappeared If we really want to address the health and security of open source it s time to get our house in order Let s pay the maintainers and get a head start on tackling a principal root cause of open source cyber insecurity once and for all  If you re interested in exploring this topic further please join us on June for Upstream a free online one day celebration of open source the developers who use it and the maintainers who create it Photo by Michael Niessl on Unsplash	2021-05-19 16:42:17
海外TECH	DEV Community	What **is** Kubernetes? 🤷🏼‍♀️	https://dev.to/javascriptcoff1/what-is-kubernetes-ljm	What is Kubernetes ‍ ️I was challenged on Twitter to write an article about Kubernetes Here we go Glossary Bandwidth The capacity How much data can be transferred Can also be a word used to describe free time by techy people how much bandwidth do you have today Load balancer Something that balances the load of traffic to a site Makes sure that data and traffic to the site are distributed evenly You re going to want to read my short What is Docker article if you don t know what Docker is before we hit the road here I know there are usually no prerequisites to my articles but this is an exception There s a theme here Kubernetes is the Greek word for a helmsman or someone that steers a ship Hold that thought The scenarioImagine you and Randall from the Docker article have a site up and running with a Docker container It s doing pretty darn well You are getting a lot of visitors to your site and business is great Sometimes you get too many visitors to the site and it crashes Not goodYour site is starting to crash a lot too many people are visiting and the server is just getting overstretched It can t handle it What do we do You set up another container on another server That way you ve got twice the amount of bandwidth to play with and in theory you should be able to have twice the amount of visitors You also set up a load balancer to make sure that visitors are evenly distributed between your servers to ensure that there are no more problems Easy problem solved right WrongYour business is incredible you go viral and suddenly you have a ridiculous number of visitors to your site Everything is great Hold on these servers can t handle it You set up another servers just to be sure this time which all need Docker containers and some extra load balancers to help manage the bandwidth distribution Note This process is called Horizontal ScalingThis all takes a lot of work and don t even think about making any update to your website This is putting a lot of pressure on you and you are considering hiring another engineer Or Imagine if you could automate this server container duplication process Well my friends I have some news for you Kubernetes ‍ ️Ok so let s imagine that you knew about Kubernetes right at the beginning You start to use it when you have just one or servers running with Docker In Kubernetes your Docker image the server with the container and everything that you need to run your website is called a podKubernetes comprises of the master its official name and worker nodes The worker nodes do all the heavy lifting in terms of storing transferring and receiving data around the sites and between the servers So the premise of Kubernetes is like this You decide how many worker nodes you want typically the same number of servers that you have You give the Kubernetes master this is the official name a list of the number of pods servers that you need in the form of a yaml file This is called the manifest The Kubernetes master takes a look at the manifest that you have given it and assigns the pods out to the worker nodes Pods are assigned to the worker nodes depending on how much work they are already doing Pretty clever right You can control the number of pods through the command line and have direct access to information about your pods and worker nodes such as their name IP address and other info You can also update the yaml file through the command line with cubectl edit deployment and then your yaml file name Imagine it as handing a supervisor in charge of a workforce an updated task list It is their job to make sure that work is distributed evenly and that no one worker node is over or underworked The master node monitors the amount of work that each worker node is doing if anything looks like it is going to crash or become unstable it will re distribute the work Smart right Yes but that s not all So these pods that are created and the images that are inside them all have their own IP addresses Great they are all accessible to the outside world and each version of your site can be reached by the public and by you if you want to edit anything Wait how can they be exposed if they are in a pod I m glad you asked that This is another powerful feature of Kubernetes For the outside world to be able to view your site you need to expose the pods to the network If you tell it to Kubernetes will spin up something called a Service which will act as a load balancer to make sure that none of the pods are getting too much traffic crash zone The thing that makes it different to a usual load balancer is that Kubernetes will balance the load by pod ID rather than just balancing across every server This means that you can control everything with a lot more precision Doesn t sound that special It also creates a load balancer in your cloud provider This means that you update your website in one place Save yourself a lot of time Orchestrate your containers Save even more time managed kubernetes options good to know While researching for this article I found out how tricky and in depth it is to set up Luckily there are managed options that do it all for you Azure s AKS and Amazon s EKS If you need to get started with Kubernetes fast say you ve built the next Amazon using Docker containers and you need to future proof fast then I recommend using them while you look into Kubernetes It is very CLI heavy and looks like it would take some time So that was Kubernetes So now we know what it is	2021-05-19 16:21:51
海外TECH	DEV Community	Announcing Appwrite 0.8 - an open-source, self-hosted BaaS	https://dev.to/appwrite/announcing-appwrite-0-8-an-open-source-self-hosted-baas-kda	Announcing Appwrite an open source self hosted BaaSWe re incredibly excited to announce the release of Appwrite packed with a ton of cool new features like JWT support ARM support Anonymous Login and more Last month we gave a sneak peek of some of the changes and we re back today to keep you waiting no longer Let s dive in Appwrite is an open source self hosted Backend as a Service that aims to make app development easier with SDKs available in a variety of programming languages Come hang out with us on Discord Anonymous Login and JWT Not every app needs users to create an account right away With Anonymous Login save sessions without asking for email addresses and convert those users to registered accounts later with ease The implementation is just like creating a normal user session via the createSession method let sdk new Appwrite sdk setEndpoint https HOSTNAME OR IP v Your API Endpoint setProject dfacddc Your project ID let promise sdk account createAnonymousSession promise then function response console log response Success function error console log error Failure Also if you ve ever needed to act as a user from a server SDK Appwrite now supports authentication via JSON Web Tokens JWT This change allows Appwrite to work with the server side rendering capabilities of frameworks like Next js Nuxt js and Gatsby js as well as unlock user actions from server side SDKs First a JWT is created for the user from a Client SDK appwrite account createJWT then function response console log response function error console log error Then the JWT is used to act on behalf of the user server side const sdk require node appwrite let client new sdk Client client setEndpoint https HOSTNAME OR IP v Your API Endpoint setProject dfacddc Your project ID setJWT cdfbd aaedaad Your JWT ARM Support The ARM ecosystem has been booming since Apple s M processors landed in their new lineup of devices Starting with install Appwrite on your favorite bit ARM device from Amazon Graviton down to the Raspberry Pi ARM support falls in line with our mission to make Appwrite technology agnostic and we re excited to hear all of the new places where Appwrite can run To celebrate this milestone we have ARM systems to give away as a part of DaysofAppwrite Through the month of May we re building a Medium com blog clone to demonstrate how easy the developer experience is with Appwrite and we invite you to build alongside us Eligible submissions get some cool swag and the best projects will receive Raspberry Pi development kits For both Graviton servers and Raspberry Pis we recommend at least GB of RAM for the best Appwrite experience Control your Console ️We ve updated the console with a few new goodies First if you enable the new root account setting only a single admin account can be created on your Appwrite server If you need to share access to the Appwrite console you can restrict account creation to specific IP addresses with the APP CONSOLE WHITELIST IPS environment variable Additionally Appwrite brings new settings to users now you can choose which of our growing authentication methods you d like to use for your apps email password login anonymous login JWT auth and more New Cloud Function Runtimes Appwrite introduces Python Deno and Dart as new runtimes for Cloud Functions Upgrade existing functions or write new ones If you re using Cloud Functions in a cool way let us know on Discord Slimmer and Faster You ll notice Appwrite is a bit slimmer on system resources out of the box We found that the SMTP and antivirus services weren t helping new developers so we ve toggled off ClamAV and the included SMTP server for development Because of these changes we have been able to reduce our minimum requirements to GB of RAM though we recommend GB for the better experience We also updated our codebase to take advantage of the increased performance of some of our under the hood technologies Based on our testing we re seeing improved performance of about compared to previous Appwrite versions Breaking Changes ️Before you upgrade your Appwrite server to check out the breaking changes that were introduced to see if you need to update any code The deleteUser method in the Users API has been renamed to delete to remain consistent with the rest of the API Only logged in users with active sessions can execute functions If your app relies on this behavior check out Anonymous Login Only the user who triggers an execution gets access to the relevant execution logs The createMembership method has a new rate limit of requests per minutes per IP address The environment variable APP FUNCTIONS ENVS has been renamed to APP FUNCTIONS RUNTIMES Several function execution environment variables have been renamed APPWRITE FUNCTION EVENT PAYLOAD is now APPWRITE FUNCTION EVENT DATAAPPWRITE FUNCTION ENV NAME is now APPWRITE FUNCTION RUNTIME NAMEAPPWRITE FUNCTION ENV VERSION is now APPWRITE FUNCTION RUNTIME VERSION And More That s not all To get all the details on Appwrite check out all the changes in the changelog on GitHub Are you curious about the big ideas we have up next or have a great idea for Appwrite s future Check out the RFC Repo for more details Also our awesome appwrite repo keeps growing with new tutorials videos and demos If you ve just discovered Appwrite and would like to get started check out out our Days of Appwrite series where we explain step by step everything you need to know to build awesome Appwrite powered apps Follow us on Twitter Dev to or anywhere you find your friendly neighborhood Appwrite	2021-05-19 16:11:20
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	AirPods to gain lossless streaming capabilities via software update, says leaker	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/05/19/airpods-to-gain-lossless-streaming-capabilities-via-update-says-leaker?utm_medium=rss	AirPods to gain lossless streaming capabilities via software update says leakerApple is said to be working on a proprietary high fidelity audio format that enables lossless Apple Music streaming to AirPods AirPods Max to gain lossless playback capabilities via an updateApple says that AirPods cannot stream lossless Apple Music files currently and prolific leaker Jon Prosser says that could change with an update The AirPods AirPods Pro and AirPods Max use the lossy AAC format over Bluetooth to stream audio and have no way to stream lossless ALAC or FLAC files Read more	2021-05-19 16:32:15
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Healthy iPhone, iPad demand runs counter to Apple stock performance, analyst says	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/05/19/healthy-iphone-ipad-demand-runs-counter-to-apple-stock-performance-analyst-says?utm_medium=rss	Healthy iPhone iPad demand runs counter to Apple stock performance analyst saysDemand for Apple s iPhone and other products remains healthy suggesting that the the dip in Apple s stock price is temporary investment bank Morgan Stanley says Credit Andrew O Hara AppleInsiderCredit Andrew O Hara AppleInsiderIn a note to investors seen by AppleInsider lead analyst Katy Huberty writes that supply chain data analysis suggests that iPhone demand hasn t slowed As a result there s potential upside to Morgan Stanley s June quarter iPhone forecast Read more	2021-05-19 16:02:51
海外TECH	Engadget	TBS and TNT will start airing HBO Max exclusives this summer	https://www.engadget.com/tbs-tnt-front-row-hbo-max-exclusives-163347302.html	max	2021-05-19 16:33:47
海外TECH	Engadget	'The Last Of Us Part II' now runs at 60 fps on the PS5	https://www.engadget.com/the-last-of-us-part-ii-ps5-patch-60-fps-naughty-dog-160807112.html	naughty	2021-05-19 16:08:07
海外TECH	Network World	Palo Alto Networks pushes enterprise zero trust	https://www.networkworld.com/article/3619282/palo-alto-networks-pushes-enterprise-zero-trust.html#tk.rss_all	Palo Alto Networks pushes enterprise zero trust Palo Alto Networks bolstered its security portfolio with products that target enterprise network users looking to make the move to a zero trust environment The new capabilities focus on a number of zero trust mechanismsーincluding  SaaS cloud and DNS that will be available in Juneーand will make it significantly easier for organizations to adopt zero trust security across the enterprise according to Anand Oswal senior vice president and general manager with Palo Alto More about DNS DNS in the cloud Why and why not DNS over HTTPS seeks to make internet use more private How to protect your infrastructure from DNS cache poisoning ICANN housecleaning revokes old DNS security key As more people are working from anywhere they require fast and always on access to data and applications in the distributed cloud regardless of location Oswal said “An all encompassing zero trust approach to network security is critical for safeguarding productivity in the new reality of remote mobile and hybrid work he said To read this article in full please click here	2021-05-19 16:28:00
海外TECH	CodeProject Latest Articles	Dockerized AI on Large Models With NLP and Transformers	https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5302893/Dockerized-AI-on-Large-Models-With-NLP-and-Transfo	docker	2021-05-19 16:51:00
海外TECH	CodeProject Latest Articles	Dlús : Irish Language Word Processor	https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5298566/Dl-s-Irish-Language-Word-Processor	processor	2021-05-19 16:29:00
海外科学	NYT > Science	China Releases Rover’s First Photos After Mars Landing	https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/19/world/asia/china-mars-photos.html	agency	2021-05-19 16:16:17
海外科学	NYT > Science	Blazes That Refuse to Die: ‘Zombie Fires’	https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/19/climate/climate-change-zombie-forest-fires.html	study	2021-05-19 16:56:25
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	Third dose of Covid jab to be trialled in UK	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-57174733	advisers	2021-05-19 16:11:34
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Covid-19: Indian variant surge testing and jabs expanded	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57172139	hancock	2021-05-19 16:52:52
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Israel-Gaza: Biden tells Netanyahu he wants 'path to ceasefire'	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-57168051	benjamin	2021-05-19 16:06:57
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Billy Porter: Pose actor says he's been living with HIV for 14 years	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-57172945	award	2021-05-19 16:05:09
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Ex-girlfriend of Babes in the Wood killer jailed for perjury	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-57168527	girls	2021-05-19 16:16:54