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python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Raspberry Piを使用した二酸化炭素濃度による換気扇自動制御をためす	https://qiita.com/mine-t/items/11ae263d9e57663d71c6	・COセンサーMHZbラズパイと接続して使用している情報が豊富で、Amazonなどで容易に入手できるということでこの製品としました。	2021-08-16 03:39:55
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	pythonで単音の音程を判別する	https://qiita.com/T1210Taichi/items/4daaeb9cec8765add0e4	課題とこれから単音の判定は可能になったが、連続した単音やコードには対応できていない。	2021-08-16 03:16:32
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	kubernetesって何なんですか？	https://teratail.com/questions/354519?rss=all	dockercompose	2021-08-16 03:07:29
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	スプシのセルの値を取得したい	https://teratail.com/questions/354518?rss=all	以下のGASを書いてる横で対象のスプシのシートを開いて、実行ボタンを押しても「不明なエラーが発生しました。	2021-08-16 03:03:45
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	active hashを用いて実装しようとした際にNoMethodError in Logs#new　undefined method `all' for Set:Classと現れた	https://teratail.com/questions/354517?rss=all	activehashを用いて実装しようとした際にNoMethodErrorinLogsnewundefinedmethodallxforSetClassと現れた前提・実現したいこと数ある質問の中から見ていただきありがとうございますRubynbsponnbsprailsを使って筋トレ記録アプリを作っています。	2021-08-16 03:02:38
海外TECH	DEV Community	Using Arch Linux	https://dev.to/shubhampatilsd/using-arch-linux-3k12	Using Arch LinuxThis is an article originally from Medium I have decided to switch from Medium to dev to and import all my posts from there So I ve been wishing to switch to Linux for about a year and a half now There was just something intriguing about Linux that made me want to use it I used to use a Macbook Air I still do but not very often but the speed of the thing kills me Sometimes I have a couple VS Code and browser windows open and it just starts lagging a lot Not to mention the keyboard which due to my fault ended up requiring a certified Apple Repair Store to fix an arrow key The reason is not entirely me being dumb because I noticed that the key was sticky This article is not going to be about the performance of the Mac but it was one of the reasons I wanted to switch to Linux My first experience with Linux was installing Ubuntu on a Lenovo Ideapad about a year ago That laptop got very slow due to it s drive being a hard drive not an SSD When I first installed it I encountered an error that basically left me unable to install the operating system I decided to re download and re flash the  iso onto the USB drive and try installing it again This time it actually worked Ubuntu was very fascinating for me and it sparked an intrigue in me for Linux I then tried multiple distros all of them being Debian based and finally just settled on Ubuntu However I didn t really use this laptop much and didn t use Linux commonly I kept using my Macbook for a year or so until the golden opportunity to use Linux arose building a PC If you are interested here is the part list here is the link if you want to modify it All in all the entire PC came for about including tax So when the PC came I assembled it which took more than seven hours because this was the first time I did it and went to sleep at AM with the PC complete I had to change the PCIE slot of the WIFI card In the next day or two I opened up my Macbook and started searching on how to install Arch Linux I was really hesitant about which distro of Linux to install If you didn t know already a distro is kind of like a flavor of Linux Think of it like ice cream There are different flavors like chocolate strawberry and vanilla each having their own pros and cons I had a choice of Debian based distros or Arch based distros The former being stuff like Ubuntu Debian PopOS Linux Mint etc etc For the latter I had options like Arch Manjaro Arco and Garuda The main reason I went with plain Arch is because the experience of setting everything up myself was really intriguing I also thought about package availability When it comes to installing applications Linux is different than macOS or Windows Power users of either two operating systems equally hate their “App stores and normally install programs through the application developer s website On Linux however these “app stores are actually quite good and are basically the de facto way for users to install programs Linux distros have something called a package manager which is an interface into these “app stores On top of having packages Arch Linux has something called the AUR which is a set of programs that were adapted to run on Arch Linux by the Arch Linux community This was cool because instead of going to the application developer s website for programs not in the official Arch package list which in most cases you would have to install the application manually I could just install it like a normal package In the Linux community there is a bit of negative stigma surrounding the Arch Linux installation process in the form of the installation difficulty I admit that if you are not comfortable using the command line the Bash shell you should definitely not install Arch Linux and instead go with a GUI option other than Arch like Ubuntu or Manjaro and learn the terminal from there The Arch Installation process relies heavily on terminal usage and if you don t know how to use it you could seriously mess up your computer s existing installation or have to restart the entire installation from Step One Now that I chose Arch to be my distro I actually had to install it For this I used the official Arch wiki page s installation guide and this guide from It s FOSS I also got guidance from a couple Discord servers I was a part of to see if I was really doing things the right way I didn t make a swap partition as my computer had enough resources for that and I didn t make a home partition as well because creating a user later would account for that Note for the step that used pacstrap I installed network manager as well because that would help me do WIFI related stuff post installation After installing Arch Linux I simply rebooted the computer took out the USB drive I had the  iso on and arrived at a tty screen with a user and password prompt For this I entered the username root and the password which I setup when installing Arch Linux From here I made my own user with the useradd command which created it s own home USERNAME directory Now I had to get a “GUI up and running I had used KDE and GNOME on my old laptop before but I wanted to try something called a tiling window manager If you didn t know tiling window managers basically automatically resize windows based on available space so instead of having a bunch of windows overlapping each other like macOS or Windows all of them are on the screen and visible to the user For this I was going to use a tiling window manager called dwm dwm is a bit different than another tiling window manager called i because you edit the source code which is a header file utilized by the C language directly to tweak and customize it Along with dwm I installed dmenu which basically is like Spotlight except that it only opens applications that are in the PATH environment variable The applications themselves are just scripts running so when I launch an application through dmenu it s really just executing a script to launch that program I didn t really customize dmenu except loading in a custom font For my terminal I decided to use the Suckless Terminal also known as st I mainly chose this because I heard it was nice and I wasn t ready to try out stuff like alacritty or terminator just yet those are other terminal emulators by the way Oh yeah I forgot to mention something similar about two of the Suckless projects mentioned dwm and st they can t be installed with a package manager In essence because of the concept of editing the source code directly we have to manually install these tools You can do that by running sudo make clean install after tweaking the source code a file called config h mostly Notice how we couldn t use a package manager by default the package manager on Arch is pacman to install this Note For dmenu you can install it with a package managerTo modify st terminal you need to install things called patches which essentially are  diff files that you need to patch to the source code to add new features For example a patch you chose could add scrolling to the st terminal and you would have to run a command to merge those changes to the actual source code This video is an excellent tutorial on patching the terminal For the prompt on my terminal I decided to use something called Starship Prompt It is an excellent cross platform prompt which is really colorful and gives you a lot of data about the current directory you are in which I find very helpful especially for git It is really fast it s written in Rust which is a speedy programming language You can find more about the prompt on their website To get those special symbols in the prompt I used the FiraCode Nerd Font which gives the ability to use these special symbols You can download it here So remember those community package repositories I mentioned earlier That is called the Arch User Repository more commonly known as the AUR To install a package from the AUR manually would consist of cloning repos from the AUR and running makepkg or whatever which is highly inconvenient compared to a package manager This is why I installed an AUR helper called paru If you don t know what an AUR helper is it basically eases the process of installing packages from the Arch User Repository First to get all the tools needed to actually install the tool I ran sudo pacman S needed base devel in my terminal so we can use the required command line utilities to install it To actually install it though I basically did a git clone This makes a directory on our machine that contains the git repository for paru I went into the directory of paru by running cd paru Then I ran makepkg si to install paru In summary I ran these commands to install paru this guide helped me sudo pacman S needed base develgit clone cd parumakepkg siThen I could install AUR packages similar to installing them with pacman If you want to find how to use paru you can check the guide I linked above as it gives you the basic commands you need to use it One of the main packages I installed was VSCode The package in the AUR was named visual studio code bin and I installed it by running paru S visual studio code bin Installing AUR packages takes a bit more time than installing packages with pacman so don t fret if it s running scripts for a minute or so To set my desktop wallpaper with a tool called nitrogen This package is in the base Arch repos so you don t have to worry about using paru I ran sudo pacman S nitrogen in my terminal to install the package To set the wallpaper I ran the command nitrogen However there is one more step to get your wallpapers running nitrogen only checks for images in the certain directories that you tell it to By default it s set to the Desktop directory You can edit these directories manually To do this press the “Preferences button in the bottom right Then set the directories with the “Add and “Delete button in the directories section in the GUI that pops up If you press the “Add button a file manager will popup so you can navigate to the directory containing your wallpapers That s all well and all but the wallpaper won t stay after you restart the computer or simply end your dwm session by pressing Alt Shift Q For this I needed to run nitrogen restore It s not great to run that every time you start your dwm session so I had to figure out a way to do it on auto start To run commands on auto start I installed a patch for dwm like the st terminal which ran a script called autostart sh in the dwm directory which ran every time I started dwm This enabled me to put nitrogen restore amp in that autostart sh file If you were wondering what the ampersand the amp is doing there it basically tells your shell to do the task in the background If you have been using dwm for sometime you might be wondering why I don t use the  xinitrc file For those of you who have no clue what I m talking about let me explain Since I m using Arch Linux and I started from scratch when I boot up my computer it just plops me in the command line This is extremely fast and when I want to start up dwm I just run startx in the command line This startx command already has a file to execute commands when dwm starts called  xinitrc I didn t opt to use that just so that if I ever stop using startx and start using a login screen more formally known as a display manager I can still do all the things on autostart without having to patch dwm with the autostart sh thing This whole autostart sh thing allowed me to setup update my status bar in dwm really efficiently In that dwm folder I had another file called changebar sh which basically was the script to change the status bar in dwm If you didn t know what the status bar in dwm is it is in the top right By default this is set to something like dwm VERSION NUMBER  but I customized it with the changebar sh file and a command that was xsetroot name whatever you want in the status bar Also if you were wondering how I customized the color of the top bar and everything else check out this video This is where I use changebar sh In my autostart sh file I have this code written out while true do home shubhampatil dwm changebar sh sleep s doneThis basically enters a while loop that goes on forever activating that changebar sh script and sleeps seconds later You might be wondering what is in that changebar sh file Well here it is VOLUME amixer sget Master grep e Front Left sed s on off sed s off M sed s on TIME date a D  I M p xsetroot name VOLUME  TIME bashThis basically gets the current volume and gets the current time and displays it in the status bar Now let me talk about volume control with dwm For this I had to edit the source code for dwm In the config h file in the source code I added this at the top of the file include lt X XFkeysym h gt volume keys static const char upvol sh c amixer sset Master unmute amixer set Master home shubhampatil dwm changebar sh NULL static const char downvol sh c amixer sset Master unmute amixer set Master home shubhampatil dwm changebar sh NULL static const char mutevol sh c amixer set Master toggle home shubhampatil dwm changebar sh NULL Then I added the lines XFXK AudioLowerVolume spawn v downvol XFXK AudioMute spawn v mutevol XFXK AudioRaiseVolume spawn v upvol To the keys array in the config h file After that I just ran sudo make clean install again in the dwm source code directory restarted dwm and it worked Now whenever I pressed the volume up down mute keys on my keyboard it would change the volume output of the sound One more thing about my computer time I found out that the clock on my computer got a minute out of sync with the rest of my devices To combat this I installed a package called ntp Network Time Protocol which allowed me to sync my clock to servers on the internet that had the correct time This package I installed generated a  conf file which allowed me to change the default servers to pool ntp org s servers My config file looks like this located at etc ntpd config Please consider joining the pool For additional information see the ntp conf man page NTP pool server setup server pool ntp org server pool ntp org server pool ntp org server pool ntp org By default the server allows all queries from the local host only time queries from remote hosts protected by rate limiting and kod restrict default kod limited nomodify nopeer noquery notrap restrict restrict Location of drift file driftfile var lib ntp ntp driftYou can find more info about this pool ntp org stuff at I then had to setup my printer Printer support with Linux is sort of complicated I had to install the cups package Then I ran sudo systemctl enable cups and sudo systemctl start cups The former made it so that the cups service would be enabled on startup The latter basically started it right now Then I went to localhost in my browser to configure my printer I went to add my pritner but discovered that the driver for my printer wasn t present To get these drivers I had to install the hplip package since I was using an HP printer After that the printing functionality worked properly To find more about printer setup on Linux I would recommend you to watch this video Using raw Arch Linux or Gentoo another Linux distribution is very different from something like Ubuntu or Manjaro Not everything is pre setup like you expect Even if you install a GUI called desktop environments like Gnome or KDE Plasma you will have to install some packages to get the printer setup correctly for example Overall I m glad that I tried Arch Linux and if you re comfortable with the Linux command line I would suggest it too Although if you re not comfortable using the command line just yet I would suggest something like Ubuntu or PopOS If you re an “intermediate Linux user and really want to try out Arch I would suggest using Garuda Linux or Manjaro Linux I am by no means an expert at Linux and I do have a lot to learn but I decided to jump in the deep end to challenge myself In the end Linux is still Linux so don t feel bad about using something like Ubuntu versus raw Arch Another difference I am yet to call out is the nature of Arch Linux s updates Arch is something that has a rolling release cycle This means all the packages that make up your install are updated on an on going basis instead of the operating system itself with all the packages being updated every months like Ubuntu The latter method is called a stable release cycle To find out if you are better suited for rolling release distro or a stable release distro check out this video By Shubham Patil on August Canonical linkExported from Medium on August	2021-08-15 18:34:23
海外TECH	DEV Community	Unit & Integration Testing In .Net With Moq and xUnit	https://dev.to/nha/unit-integration-testing-in-net-with-moq-and-xunit-4k8	Unit amp Integration Testing In Net With Moq and xUnitNOTE This post was originally posted on Melodic Development The Melodic Development dev to site is operated by Rick Hopkins Rick is a Principal Software Engineer at NHA Testing In Net with xUnit amp MoqToday I want to cover some simple testing setup and configuration I ll be using my example project from the Dapper amp CQRS post I made last week so consider this post a part For tooling I ll be using xUnit and Moq as well as a few other nuget packages to easily configure and run tests in Visual Studio I am working on a Mac but operating system shouldn t matter We all know we should be testing our code The company I work for has been woefully bad at it for years but we have been working lately at developing a testing strategy and we re making great strides in this area Moq and xUnit make testing pretty easy and allow us to catch some bugs early Dare I even say testing could possibly even become enjoyable Ok so maybe fun is a stretch but it s still important So let s get started shall we CodeYou can get all the source code for this example at TestsThe dotnet api cqrs tests project contains simplistic examples for doing integration as well as unit testing This is pretty geared towards our particular Dapper CQRS pattern however it could be useful for other patterns as well One thing to take note is that we configured our tests to run against an actual database You can mock data if you d like but we chose to run our queries and commands against our CI database This gives us the added bonus of testing to ensure database changes have not occurred that would break our code The queries will run as expected against the database however commands are all rolled back so that nothing is actually committed to the database To achieve this we ve created a TestDbContext which is based on our DbContext from the dotnet api cqrs data project The TestDbContext extends and overwrites most the virtual methods on the DbContext class This way we can differentiate between queries and commands and for commands we have an addition setting to rollback comamnds This will attempt to execute the command but not actually commit any changes to the database This way we get to see if any errors happen in the command without actually affecting the database We can catch whatever exceptions the database throws such as duplicate key errors or unique key exceptions dotnet api cqrs tests TestDbContext csusing System using System Collections Generic using System Data using dotnet api cqrs data namespace dotnet api cqrs tests public class TestDbContext DbContext private readonly bool noCommit private bool isQuery public TestDbContext string connectionString bool noCommit false base connectionString noCommit noCommit public override IEnumerable lt T gt Query lt T gt string query object param null CommandType commandType CommandType Text IDbTransaction transaction null isQuery true return base Query lt T gt query param commandType transaction public override T QueryFirst lt T gt string query object param null CommandType commandType CommandType Text IDbTransaction transaction null isQuery true return base QueryFirst lt T gt query param commandType transaction public override int InsertSingle string sql object param null CommandType commandType CommandType Text IDbTransaction transaction null int timeout null isQuery false return base InsertSingle sql param commandType transaction timeout public override int Command string sql object param null CommandType commandType CommandType Text IDbTransaction transaction null int timeout null isQuery false return base Command sql param commandType transaction timeout public override T Transaction lt T gt Func lt IDbTransaction T gt query if noCommit isQuery isQuery false return base Transaction query else isQuery false using var connection Connection using var transaction BeginTransaction try var result query transaction catch Exception throw transaction Rollback return default public override void Transaction Action lt IDbTransaction gt query if noCommit isQuery isQuery false base Transaction query else isQuery false using var connection Connection using var transaction BeginTransaction try query transaction catch Exception throw transaction Rollback TestDbContext Dispose So our tests are against a real live database but not our production database We re testing it live but not really live and we don t commit So it all works out right Seems to be working for us Required Nuget PackagesIf you view the nuget package manager in Visual Studio you can see which packages are required for this but in short they are Moq xUnit xUnit Runner VisualStudio Microsoft AspNetCore Mvc Testing Microsoft AspNetCore TestHost Microsoft NET Test Sdk Unit TestsFor unit tests we ll look at how we tested on of our queries and one of our commands To make sure we were using the correct TestDbContext I created a base class that all our unit tests extend It s called TestBase It news up a TestDbContext and allows for passing in a noCommit flag This flag prevents commands from being committed to the database dotnet api cqrs tests TestBase csusing dotnet api cqrs contracts data namespace dotnet api cqrs tests public abstract class TestBase private readonly bool noCommit protected readonly IDbContext TestDbContext public TestBase bool noCommit false noCommit noCommit TestDbContext new TestDbContext use configuration to get connection string noCommit dotnet api cqrs tests Data Book BookQueryTests csusing dotnet api cqrs data Queries Book using Xunit namespace dotnet api cqrs tests Data Book public class BookQueryTests TestBase Fact public void GetAllBooksTest var query new GetAllBooksQuery var results query Execute TestDbContext Assert NotEmpty results Theory InlineData public void GetBookByIDTest int bookID var query new GetBookQuery bookID var results query Execute TestDbContext Assert NotNull results Theory InlineData public void GetBookForAuthorTest int authorID var query new GetBooksForAuthorQuery authorID var results query Execute TestDbContext Assert NotNull results In the BookQueryTests cs file you will see multiple tests that can be run These are simplistic tests that will test all three of our queries you can find in the dotnet api cqrs data project xUnit allows for a couple method attributes The first one is Fact and this one simply runs the test with no parameters The Theory attribute allows for one more attribute called InlineData In the InlineData attribute you can pass arguments which will then be passed to the test method You can see this working in the GetBookByIDTest test method Again this is a very simplistic test and we just pass a which indicates the book ID to search for These tests can be written to be much more complex and test various scenarios with much more complicated test data We won t get into that here for sake of time but go check out their documentation and do some google searching There s lots of good stuff out there to help write more complex and stringent unit tests Using Moq To Test A ServiceMoq allows you to very easily setup a mock object that can be used inside your unit tests For another simple and basic example we have our BookServiceTests cs file This again extends the TestBase class and uses Moq to create a mock object of the IBookFacade which the BookService is expecting as a constructor argument In this example we create a mock of IBookFacade and configure it so that when the GetBooks method is called we pass back some test data This way when the BookService calls the GetBooks method on the facade it will get some test data and perform whatever business logic we have Then we can test the result dotnet api cqrs tests Services BookServicesTests csusing dotnet api cqrs contracts data using dotnet api cqrs data using dotnet api cqrs services using Moq using Xunit namespace dotnet api cqrs tests Services public class BookServicesTests TestBase Fact public void GetAllBooksTest var mockFacade new Mock lt IBookFacade gt mockFacade Setup repo gt repo GetBooks Returns context transaction gt return TestData Books var bookService new BookService TestDbContext mockFacade Object Assert NotEmpty bookService GetAllBooks Integration TestsWe can also use xUnit and the Microsoft AspNetCore Mvc Testing nuget package to run integration tests These integration tests will setup a virtual web server in memory run the api project on that virtual server and then hit the endpoints to test them from the api endpoint down to the database query or command and return any issues along the way The first piece we need is called the WebApplicationFactory The Mvc Testing package supplies this base class and we just extend it a little bit so that we can overwrite our default IDbContext dependency injection with the TestDbContext dotnet api cqrs tests api ApiQueryTestApplicationFactory csusing dotnet api cqrs contracts data using Microsoft AspNetCore Hosting using Microsoft AspNetCore Mvc Testing using Microsoft AspNetCore TestHost using Microsoft Extensions DependencyInjection Extensions namespace dotnet api cqrs tests Api public class ApiQueryTestApplicationFactory lt TStartup gt WebApplicationFactory lt TStartup gt where TStartup class protected override void ConfigureWebHost IWebHostBuilder builder base ConfigureWebHost builder builder ConfigureTestServices services gt services RemoveAll lt IDbContext gt services TryAddScoped lt IDbContext gt sp gt new TestDbContext use configuration to get connection string This particular factory class is for testing queries We have a separate one that will test when commands are being run These are rather simplistic tests I realize and we re still working on a solid strategry for testing more complex business logic that will run both commands and queries in one pass but this should get you started anyway Now if you look at the BookControllerQueryTests file you can see one more test where we hit the end point on the BookController that returns all books In this particular test we are simply testing that the call was made succesfully dotnet api cqrs tests Api Controllers BookControllerQueryTests csusing System Net Http using System Threading Tasks using dotnet api cqrs api using Xunit namespace dotnet api cqrs tests Api Controllers public class BookControllerTests IClassFixture lt ApiQueryTestApplicationFactory lt Startup gt gt private readonly ApiQueryTestApplicationFactory lt Startup gt factory private readonly HttpClient httpClient public BookControllerTests ApiQueryTestApplicationFactory lt Startup gt factory factory factory httpClient factory CreateClient Fact public async Task GetBooks IsSuccessful var response await httpClient GetAsync api book response EnsureSuccessStatusCode Assert True response IsSuccessStatusCode ConclusionSo again this was a rather simplistic look at unit and integration testing using xUnit and Moq but I hope it gets you started on the road to more thorough and complex testing in your own code to ensure you are creating the best products you can Please let me know if the comments your thoughts	2021-08-15 18:10:54
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	'iPhone 13' launch may feature 'Time to Run' for 'Apple Watch Series 7'	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/08/15/iphone-13-launch-may-feature-time-to-run-for-apple-watch-series-7?utm_medium=rss	x iPhone x launch may feature x Time to Run x for x Apple Watch Series x Apple s fall launches could include more than the iPhone and new AirPods with the updated Apple Watch Series expected to bring with it an update to the Time to Walk feature to support running Apple launched its Time to Walk workouts in January enabling subscribers of Apple Fitness to listen to celebrities such as Dolly Parton and Shawn Mendes as they walked for exercise It seems that Apple is planning to expand on the concept before the end of As part of Mark Gurman s forecast for the fall Apple launches for the Bloomberg Power On newsletter an explanation of the changes to the Apple Watch Series includes a discussion about Time to Walk Sources allegedly told Gurman that Apple was preparing variations of the feature including the self explanatory Time to Run and Audio Meditations Read more	2021-08-15 18:32:53
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	MacBook Pro to drive mini LED use in displays industry-wide, says Ming-Chi Kuo	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/08/15/macbook-pro-to-drive-mini-led-use-in-displays-says-ming-chi-kuo?utm_medium=rss	MacBook Pro to drive mini LED use in displays industry wide says Ming Chi KuoThe entire industry will be pushed forward by Apple s adoption of mini LED in the MacBook Pro according to analyst Ming Chi Kuo Apple is currently using mini LED in the inch iPad Pro enabling the model to offer high levels of brightness and contrast as well as enhanced image quality With the technology anticipated to arrive in other products such as MacBooks TF Securities analyst Ming Chi Kuo offers a few observations on the different stages of Apples investment in the concept We believe that MacBooks not iPads mainly drive Mini LED panel shipments writes Kuo in the note seen by AppleInsider MacBook shipments have not grown much in the past few years However we expect MacBook shipments to grow significantly by YoY or more in and due to the adoption of mini LED panels Apple Silicon and all new designs Read more	2021-08-15 18:21:00
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Crash-prone HBO Max Apple TV app will be overhauled by end of 2021	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/08/14/hbo-max-apple-tv-app-to-be-overhauled-by-end-of-2021?utm_medium=rss	Crash prone HBO Max Apple TV app will be overhauled by end of The Apple TV app for HBO Max will be updated with a new version by the end of according to a report with a WarnerMedia executive confirming the service s smart TV apps will be overhauled Since the launch of HBO Max the app has struggled to work properly with many users complaining about a variety of issues with the Apple TV app and others It seems that the parent company WarnerMedia heard the complaints The service dismissed its existing use of Apple s tvOS API as a backbone in favor of its own software in June Since that release there have been occasional issues ranging from an inability to use some Siri prompts to closed captioning problems and even the inability to fast forward or rewind programs though gradual fixes have occurred since then Read more	2021-08-15 18:22:29
Linux	OMG! Ubuntu!	PineNote is a $399 E-ink Tablet That Runs Linux	http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/d0od/~3/6082Ow7nujU/pine64-pinenote-e-ink-tablet-running-linux	PineNote is a E ink Tablet That Runs LinuxPine the company behind the Pinebook Pro and the PinePhone have announced a new device an e ink tablet The developer focused hardware company say the upcoming PineNote is one of if not the  most powerful e ink device available on the market It could serve as an open source alternative to pricier e ink tablets like the Remarkable and the Onyx BOOX The PineNote features a inch e ink panel with a Hz refresh rate a resolution of × and the ability to display levels of greyscale The e ink panel is covered by scratch resistant and glare reducing hardened glass Both regular touch and EMR This post PineNote is a E ink Tablet That Runs Linux is from OMG Ubuntu Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission	2021-08-15 18:13:12
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