投稿時間:2022-01-06 00:28:19 RSSフィード2022-01-06 00:00 分まとめ(32件)

カテゴリー等	サイト名等	記事タイトル・トレンドワード等	リンクURL	頻出ワード・要約等/検索ボリューム	登録日
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Google ColaboratoryでファイルアップローダとURLローダ両方に対応した画像読み込みフォームを作る。	https://qiita.com/gudapys/items/a83a43e2fbbfda19d2a3	ノートブックファイルアップローダとURLローダ両方に対応した画像読み込みフォーム使い方TARGETに画像URLを入れて実行すると、画像URLから画像を読み込みコードセルへ出力一枚。	2022-01-05 23:54:31
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	決定木分析のコードについて	https://teratail.com/questions/376796?rss=all	決定木分析のコードについて前提・実現したいこと決定木分析のやり方を、あるサイトをみながら勉強しています。	2022-01-05 23:53:37
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Pyside2 QThreadの使用方法について教えてください。	https://teratail.com/questions/376795?rss=all	PysideQThreadの使用方法について教えてください。	2022-01-05 23:33:02
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Google Colaboratoryでのtabula.read_pdf利用時のエラーについて	https://teratail.com/questions/376794?rss=all	GoogleColaboratoryでのtabulareadpdf利用時のエラーについてWindowsnbspPC上のChrome、GooglenbspColaboratory上でTabulaを利用したPDFからのデータフレームの取り出しを試みています。	2022-01-05 23:21:50
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	SQLで合計から割合を求めたい	https://teratail.com/questions/376793?rss=all	SQLで合計から割合を求めたいPythonのIDLEからSqliteを使っています。	2022-01-05 23:18:36
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	GitHubにプッシュすると、CodeCommitへ自動で同期させる方法	https://qiita.com/holdout0521/items/ae9c299669ab4c4c08a2	Userは、IAMに公開鍵を登録した際に発行されたSSHキーIDAPKを設定してください。	2022-01-05 23:43:28
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AWS License Manager　を利用して　SQLServerライセンス変更を行った	https://qiita.com/j-dai/items/7540eda46bca84844b91	アクセスキーを発行して、SQLのBYOLからラインセス込みに変換するコマンドを実行するだけ変換ができます。	2022-01-05 23:32:22
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AWS 上で Tanzu Community Edition をデプロイ、Contour と AWS Load Balancer Controller による Ingress の実現	https://qiita.com/cchen/items/1476db919e174bcea766	下記シンプルなLBServiceをWorkloadClusterでデプロイします。	2022-01-05 23:11:20
Azure	Azureタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Azure Synapse Analytics(コスト編)	https://qiita.com/himorishuhei/items/238651bce0cdb0a12492	コスト分析コスト分析を使用すると、異なる時間間隔のAzureSynapseAnalyticsのコストをグラフと表で表示できます。	2022-01-05 23:19:03
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	公式チュートリアルでNext.jsに入門してみた（デプロイ編）	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/introduction-to-nextjs-part-4/	nextjs	2022-01-05 14:54:46
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	The 6 Best NBA Streaming Sites to Watch Live Basketball	https://www.makeuseof.com/nba-live-basketball-streaming/	great	2022-01-05 14:45:11
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How to Get Free Website Hosting With Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive	https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/free-website-hosting-dropbox-google-drive-onedrive/	How to Get Free Website Hosting With Dropbox Google Drive or OneDriveIf your website is simple static and just for fun there s another option hosting on a free cloud storage service like Dropbox OneDrive or Google Drive	2022-01-05 14:30:12
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How to Answer a Rejection Email From Recruiters	https://www.makeuseof.com/how-to-answer-rejection-email-recruiters/	demonstrates	2022-01-05 14:30:12
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	The Best Smartwatch Phone for Apple and Android Users	https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/smart-watch-phone/	calls	2022-01-05 14:19:42
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Is the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE Better Value Than the Original S21?	https://www.makeuseof.com/is-galaxy-s21-fe-better-value-than-original-s21/	Is the Samsung Galaxy S FE Better Value Than the Original S The Galaxy S FE was one of the best value Android phones So is the same true of its successor or should you just go with the original S instead	2022-01-05 14:15:22
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Freebeat Xbike Review: Gamified Workouts Make This a Great Peleton Alternative	https://www.makeuseof.com/freebeat-xbike-review-peleton-alternative/	freebeat	2022-01-05 14:05:21
海外TECH	DEV Community	How do you regex?	https://dev.to/ben/how-do-you-regex-3f09	How do you regex I made a thread yesterday called How do you feel about regex Lots of fun discussion Lots of people weighed in on their tools and tactics but I d love to move the conversation that way How do you go about using regex What tools do you use if not from full memory How do you encapsulate label comment regex What types of problems do you most solve with regex Looking forward to any and all comments	2022-01-05 14:38:19
海外TECH	DEV Community	Post-Bootcamp Retrospective	https://dev.to/jrrohrer/post-bootcamp-retrospective-2da3	Post Bootcamp RetrospectiveOn November th I passed my final project assessment and officially graduated from Flatiron School The following weekend I competed in my first hackathon Technica with two fellow alumnae and we won both categories we submitted our project to The past two months have been full of career prep transforming my LinkedIn page to reflect my new skills building a portfolio site to showcase my projects mock interviews and working through Flatiron s postwork curriculum Just before Christmas I completed my mock technical interview which went really well considering I didn t know much about data structures and am still stuck on the functional components are presentational components mindset As part of the career prep curriculum graduates are given a token for a free mock technical interview through SkilledInc I chose the React interview which lasted about an hour I was asked several questions Tell me about yourself some JavaScript concept questions and a few data structure questions The problem I was given to solve was Create two buttons containing the text A and B When A is clicked the text should become bold When B is clicked B should become bold and A should be un bolded I answered this question with a lot of basic JavaScript partly because I was given the problem inside of a functional component When the interviewer asked why I didn t make use of state to solve the problem I told her how I would have solved this inside of a class component The clicked button would be tracked in state the clicked button would be given a className attribute and some CSS would be triggered to change the styling based on which button was clicked But since my mindset for functional components is that they are presentational I solved the problem without using state She accepted my answer and I passed I had been really nervous about the mock technical going in but the interviewer was very patient calm and friendly She gave me a lot of great advice on where to go from here what to practice and what to learn next Since then I have been really enjoying finally being able to dig into the stuff I want to learn myself I ve found a course on edX on Web Accessibility and it s my first step toward hopefully obtaining a certification from the IAAP I ve also been focusing more on the data structures and algorithms problems provided as part of the post work And I ve started learning TypeScript since it keeps coming up alongside JavaScript in a lot of job postings Flatiron taught me a lot and gave me a good foundation for learning more in the future Now that I have experience with a lot of the major programming concepts I can pick up where Flatiron left off on my own and shape my knowledge to fit my personal goals It would have been nice to have a more up to date education especially when it comes to functional programming in React or an introduction to Redux ToolKit but I have the skills now to learn that stuff on my own And I m looking forward to doing it Today I am going to declare my job search start date I have already started applying for different positions and I am looking forward to rejoining the workforce this year Wish me luck	2022-01-05 14:23:01
海外TECH	DEV Community	Tiny details of web design - Part One	https://dev.to/ironcladdev/tiny-details-of-web-design-part-one-23eb	Tiny details of web design Part OneTo be able to create a stunningly amazing User Interface is challenging even if you ve been doing it for a while To be honest the hardest part of building a website is coming up with a design for it In this tutorial I m going to show you tons of tips on how to improve your css code and make your website as polished as a diamond Let s get started Style your ParagraphsYou see paragraphs in literally of all websites on the internet They may not seem like much but in fact they are one of the most important elements on your site If you make ugly paragraphs a user will automatically just scroll past them whereas if you make them look amazing users will keep going There are five seriously important aspects of paragraphs I ll go over in this section which are Colors Spacing Dimensions Size and Font ColorsThe number one thing I ll make sure to go for is make sure my paragraph s color contrast isn t too high If your paragraph is over a white background set it to a dark grey color If it is on a black background make it a light grey Try not to make the colors pure white or black Also no matter how drastic your website s colors are you should always use a monochromatic color Colored text usually go for headers links and other things a user should click on SpacingIf a paragraph is super compacted it looks longer and will drive a user away from reading it Even if a spaced out paragraph is in reality taller than a scrunched up paragraph it looks more readable and doesn t make you want to not read it as much Also try your best to use more paragraphs rather than less The more space between text I don t mean massive amounts the more readable they look DimensionsTake a look and observe a few websites You usually won t see paragraphs as wide as the entire view width Try using the max width css property to control the width of your paragraphs preferably from pixels wide Also make sure to keep some padding margin on the sides of the paragraph SizeToo small a font size makes your paragraphs look really long whereas too large a size makes your paragraphs look like garbage I typically will choose a font size of px for larger screens and shrink it down to px at smallest for smaller screens FontTypically you will see a serif or sans serif type font for paragraphs Never use a cursive or handwriting font for your paragraphs unless you want an angry web developer coming after you that s me of course That s it for paragraphs I hope you pay a bit more attention to the small details Choosing the right font usually takes me about minutes since I have to find the right one Most of the time if I can t find a good sans serif font I ll use Open Sans Montserrat or Raleway all of which are google fonts Clean Looking HeadersHeaders can mean a lot of things Since I went over a bunch of things in the previous section on paragraphs I ll keep this a bit shorter Some things you ll have to pay attention to are the space around the header alignment font and size SpacingTypically a header should have some space above it preferably from pixels Also make sure it has a decent about of space below it so that it doesn t appear to cram into the content below it so much AlignmentIt s difficult when to decide about aligning your headers to Left and when to align it to Center When should you do each one If you are writing a blog post a page with a lot of content or a page with over headers it s best to align them to Left If you have a smaller amount of headers on a single page it s better that you align them to center Rarely should you ever have to align them to the right Font and SizeTry to have either a super clean and polished font for headers or a cursivey handwriting like font depending on what your site is Try your best to make the font for headers differ from the one you use for paragraphs As for size try to make h h and h headers larger than default from sizes em h to em Headers mean large text You have to take that seriously Headers also play a very important part in web design They express the theme of your website so make sure to get them correct InputsInputs There are almost unlimited ways to style them Their default style is not something you should be using in your site Let s go over some aspects you ll need to make them look super professional ColorsTypically inputs should have a light border around them and be easily visible in terms of contrast You wouldn t want a user to miss an input due to lack of border Dimensions amp PositioningInputs should have a reasonable amount of padding and be restricted in size as well as positioned nicely A super long input could totally trash your site s design as well as an input with minimal padding AnimationsThere are many CSS techniques you can use for event actions on an input such as focus hover active invalid valid and more Make sure you add a short animation preferably of a second or less on each action If you are making a website involving logins signups and other things that require inputs make sure to style them nicely for the people that use your website Use a large paletteIt doesn t matter if you use a lot of colors just make sure they look nice together Make sure you use css variables for them so you don t get them mixed up Define at least shades of a certain color so that you can use them to describe the depths of each element If your site has a lot of content involved in it you ll need to use a bunch of colors to a certain extent defining CSS variables root background strongest rgb background strong rgb using CSS variables container background var background strongest Make sure you use the var function in css ButtonsThese sweet little html entities you can literally click buttons until the day you die of all different sorts but what lies behind these that makes people want to click them A stylish signup or subscribe button is more likely to make a user click that than a badly designed button How can you add this invisible bait to your site Similar to inputs make sure it has a decent amount of padding an absolutely smooth and beautiful hover animation and a good contrast If you balance these elements correctly you can literally make a button cry out to a user to click them Well that s it for this article I hope you enjoyed it Stay tuned for part two If you ve enjoyed this post be sure to follow me and join my discord	2022-01-05 14:21:30
海外TECH	DEV Community	How take a screenshot with Puppeteer	https://dev.to/krasun/how-take-a-screenshot-with-puppeteer-39eg	How take a screenshot with PuppeteerMaking screenshots of the websites with Puppeteer can be tricky A lot of pitfalls wait for us Let s examine Puppeteer on a set of screenshotting problems and tackle arising pitfalls I posted worked Puppeteer examples to understand the context of the solution better and copy it if needed Meet PuppeteerIt is a Node library that interacts with browsers that support Chrome DevTools Protocol CDP It is not only Chrome and Chromium but Firefox also has partial support of CDP The Chrome DevTools Protocol was developed to manage debug and inspect Chromium and Chrome at the low level So think of Puppeteer high level API over Chrome DevTools Protocol which allows you to do everything in the browser that you can do manually Extract data from a SPA submit a form type text perform end to end UI testing and other automation related tasks Debug performance issues Run debug and test Chrome Extensions Pre render SPA to make a static site But for Google SEO it does not matter since Google renders JavaScript for every page nowadays And guess what Make screenshots and PDFs of pages Generating Screenshots and PDFs with Puppeteer is the main focus of the post Puppeteer architecture and internals for curiousYou can skip this section It is not required to start using the library But I love to explore the internals of the libraries I use and so might you Lightweight option of PuppeteerFirst of all there are two versions of the library available puppeteer core and puppeteer You should use puppeteer core when you are going to manage browser instances by yourself or you do not need it otherwise stick to puppeteer Three simple examples that come to my mind with puppeteer core You are using CDP from the extension so you do not have to download Chrome or Chromium You want to use a different Chrome Chromium or Firefox build You have a running cluster of browsers or a separate browser instance on an other machine When you use puppeteer core you must ensure that you use a compatible browser version But the puppeteer library downloads and runs a compatible version of Chromium instance for you without any worries Puppeteer AlternativesThere are a lot more but the most popular two are The oldest alternative to make screenshots is using the Selenium WebDriver protocol The second one is Playwright and it is a good one It is the competitor to the Puppeteer Playwright and Puppeteer have compatible API but Playwright supports more browsers So if you must take screenshots in different browsers prefer to use Playwright By the way top contributors of the Puppeteer work on Playwright But the library is still considered new Practical Examples of using Puppeteer to take screenshotsBefore starting to work with Puppeteer let s install it using npm npm i puppeteer A simple screenshotTo take a simple screenshot with Puppeteer and save it into the file you can use the following code use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto        await page screenshot path example png     catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     Always close the browser to avoid resource leaking Resolution and Retina DisplayTo avoid blurred images on a high resolution display like Retina Display you can change the viewport properties width height and deviceScaleFactor use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page setViewport            width default            height default            deviceScaleFactor default                await page goto        await page screenshot path apple com png     catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     That s called pixel perfect screenshots A full page screenshotPuppeteer knows how to make screenshot of the scrollable page Use fullPage option use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto        await page screenshot path apple com png fullPage true     catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     But it won t work with infinite scroll A full page screenshot with infinite scrollIt is out of the scope for the article but it is hard to find the case when you need to make screenshots with infinite scroll sites And if you need to you can use the next algorithm Load the page wait until it is loaded Scrolling until there the size of the page is not changed Take the screenshot If you try to do it with Twitter or Instagram for account that has a lot of posts you absolutely will end up with crashed browser instance due to the memory exhaustion Wait until the page is completely loadedIt is a good practice to wait until the page is completely loaded to make screenshot use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto            waitUntil networkidle                await page screenshot path apple com png     catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     It is a little bit of magic but networkidle event is heuristic to determine page load state The Puppeteer team finds it working quite well for many real world use cases But if you need to wait until some element is rendered and visible you need to add Page waitForSelector use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto            waitUntil networkidle                const selector div        await page waitForSelector selector            visible true                await page screenshot path example com png     catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     You can also wait for selector or function or timeout for file chooser for frame for function for navigation for network idle for request for response for selector for timeout and for XPath A screenshot of the page areaTo take the screenshot of the page area use the clip option use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto        await page screenshot            path apple com png            clip                x                y                width                height                         catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     But if you need to take a screenshot of the element there is a better approach A screenshot of the specific elementPuppeteer allows to take the screenshot of any element on the web page use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto        const selector body gt div first child        await page waitForSelector selector        const element await page selector        await element screenshot            path example com png                         catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     As you see it is essential to make sure that the element is ready A screenshot with transparent backgroundPuppeteer provides a useful option to omit the background of the site Just set omitBackground to true use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto        await page screenshot            path example com png            omitBackground true                         catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     Have you run the code If yes you spotted that the screenshot does not have a transparent background It happens because omitting background works only for elements with transparent background  So if your target site does not have a transparent background and you want to force it you can use JavaScript to accomplish the task Change the background of the body in the evaluate function use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto        await page evaluate gt                        document body style background transparent                await page screenshot            path example com png            omitBackground true                         catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     Screenshot as BaseYou build Puppeteer as a service and do not want to store screenshot files You can choose to return the screenshot in Base encoding format use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto        const base await page screenshot encoding base        console log base     catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     You will receive a string that you can share with another service or even store somewhere Generate PDF instead of PNGIt is relatively easy to generate PDF instead of PNG use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto            waitUntil networkidle                const selector div        await page waitForSelector selector            visible true                await page pdf path example com pdf format a             catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     Look at all possible Puppeteer PDF options It is an exciting and complex problem which deserves a separate post  It depends on your use case but also consider using PDFKit for programmatic PDF generation Blocking ads when using PuppeteerI do not use any ad blocking extension because life is tough and everybody needs some way to earn money If I can help sites sustain and survive by non blocking the ads I will do it But when you test your site or your customer site you might need to block the ads There are ways to do it Intercept and block request that load ad into the site Use an extension that is optimized exactly to solve this problem The first one is tricky and highly depends on the site you are taking screenshots of But using an extension is a highly scalable approach that works out of the box Install puppeteer extra and puppeteer extra plugin adblocker in addition to puppeteer package npm i puppeteer extra puppeteer extra plugin adblockerAnd then use it use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer extra const AdblockerPlugin require puppeteer extra plugin adblocker puppeteer use AdblockerPlugin async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage         ads are blocked automatically        await page goto        await page screenshot            path example com png            fullPage true             catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     Most pages include ads and trackers which consume a lot of bandwidth and take a long time to load Because fewer requests are made and less JavaScript is performed when advertisements and trackers are blocked pages load substantially quicker Block trackersTo take screenshots faster you might block trackers It will help to speed up rendering The ad blocking plugin can help us with this issue Do not forget to install puppeteer extra and puppeteer extra plugin adblocker in addition to puppeteer package npm i puppeteer extra puppeteer extra plugin adblockerAnd then use it use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer extra const AdblockerPlugin require puppeteer extra plugin adblocker puppeteer use AdblockerPlugin    blockTrackers true default false async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage         ads are blocked automatically        await page goto        await page screenshot            path example com png            fullPage true             catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     If you need to block only trackers but do not block ads just use request interceptor Preventing Puppeteer detectionSome sites might block your Puppeteer script because of the user agent and it is easy to fix use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt        const options        args             user agent Mozilla Macintosh Intel Mac OS X AppleWebKit KHTML like Gecko Chrome Safari                headless true        const browser await puppeteer launch options    try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto        await page screenshot            path example com png            fullPage true             catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     There are also many other hacks to ensure that Puppeteer is not detected but you can save time by using the ready puppeteer extra plugin stealth plugin for the stealth mode Install it in addition to puppeteer package npm i puppeteer extra puppeteer extra plugin stealthAnd then use use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer extra const StealthPlugin require puppeteer extra plugin stealth puppeteer use StealthPlugin async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage                await page evaluateOnNewDocument gt            const newProto navigator proto            delete newProto webdriver            navigator proto newProto                await page goto                await page waitForTimeout        await page screenshot path stealth png fullPage true     catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     Important As you see I remove the webdriver property since the stealth plugin misses this hack and by using webdriver property usage of the Puppeteer can be detected Hide cookies bannersIt is a tricky task to implement generically but you can accept a cookie by finding the selector of the Accept or reject button and clicking on it Using basic access authentication with PuppeteerIf your page is protected by HTTP basic access authentication the only thing you need to do is to specify username and password before loading and taking the screenshot of the page use strict const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        await page authenticate username YOUR BASIC AUTH USERNAME password YOUR BASIC AUTH PASSWORD        await page goto        await page screenshot path example png     catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     Using a proxy for PuppeteerIn case if you need to use a proxy to make a screenshot with Puppeteer you can specify a browser wide proxy const puppeteer require puppeteer async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch        args proxy server        try        const page await browser newPage        await page goto            waitUntil networkidle                await page screenshot path example com png     catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     But in some cases you might want to use a page wide proxy without recreating the browser instance In this case you can install puppeteer page proxy npm i puppeteer page proxyAnd use it specify proxy on per page basis const puppeteer require puppeteer const useProxy require puppeteer page proxy async gt    const browser await puppeteer launch    try        const page await browser newPage        useProxy page        await page goto            waitUntil networkidle                await page screenshot path example com png     catch e        console log e     finally        await browser close     Add support of emojis Japanese Arabic and other non Latin languages to PuppeteerIf you run Puppeteer in OS without emojis support you need to install OS wide fonts to support emojis The same can happen with non English characters like Chinese Japanese Korean Arabic Hebrew etc To get Puppeteer to render emojis you can use Noto Fonts published under SIL Open Font License OFL v You need to search and how to install fonts for your host OS Have a nice day I posted a lot of Puppeteer examples and I hope I helped you solve your screenshot problems with Puppeteer I described every problem I encountered and the solution to it	2022-01-05 14:17:43
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Alpine's two new wireless CarPlay receivers feature floating screens, single-DIN install	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/01/05/alpines-two-new-wireless-carplay-receivers-feature-floating-screens-single-din-install?utm_medium=rss	Alpine x s two new wireless CarPlay receivers feature floating screens single DIN installLaunched at CES the Alpine Halo are wireless CarPlay receivers that come in inch or inch versions fit in a single DIN car mount have optional SiriusXM compatibility and more Alpine Halo iLX F inch CarPlay receiverAlpine Electronics was the first company to produce an aftermarket option for CarPlay creating devices that worked with Apple s system and could be fitted into most cars Now its models continue to be installable by users and add a x pixel display high resolution FM and more Read more	2022-01-05 14:42:25
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Best deals Jan 5: free 128GB memory card with Nintendo Switch Online, $197 AirPods Pro, more!	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/01/05/best-deals-jan-5-free-128gb-memory-card-with-nintendo-switch-online-197-airpods-pro-more?utm_medium=rss	Best deals Jan free GB memory card with Nintendo Switch Online AirPods Pro more Wednesday s best deals include off a Wacom drawing tablet off a lift top coffee table TB HDD and off the Dyson V vacuum Best deals WednesdayTo help you get through the January sale chaos we ve curated some of the best deals we could find on Apple products tech accessories and other things for the AppleInsider audience Read more	2022-01-05 14:34:02
海外TECH	Engadget	NASA will test Alexa voice control aboard the Artemis I mission	https://www.engadget.com/alexa-in-space-nasa-artemis-mission-143518042.html?src=rss	NASA will test Alexa voice control aboard the Artemis I missionAlexa will be the first voice assistant available beyond Earth Amazon and Lockheed Martin have revealed NASA will carry Alexa to space aboard the Artemis I mission launching later in While that flight is uncrewed the companies are planning a quot virtual crew experience quot at NASA s Johnson Space Center that will let people in Mission Control including students and special guests simulate conversations between the digital helper and astronauts This is decidedly more sophisticated than the Alexa on your Echo speaker Alexa will have access to the Orion spacecraft s telemetry data answer quot thousands quot of mission related questions and even control devices like cabin lighting Amazon has finessed its algorithms to consider Orion s acoustics Connectivity in space shouldn t be an issue either The Callisto technology payload carrying Alexa will both allow local voice control even with no internet access and access the Deep Space Network to provide news from home The initiative isn t just about bragging rights or bringing a Star Trek style computer to life Amazon will use the lessons learned from Artemis I to improve Alexa both for future missions and for everyday users particularly those who have little to no internet connectivity The company is also adding new Alexa experiences that will give you access to Artemis I s telemetry imagery video including the launch livestream and notifications for key mission milestones Amazon is hoping to foster the next wave of space explorers in the process It s introducing an Alexa for Astronauts program that provides access to the virtual crew experience digital tours of the Johnson Space Center and a STEM curriculum built withe the help of the National Science Teaching Association and Mobile CSP The move helps Amazon burnish its reputation of course but it could be worthwhile if it encourages more students to pursue space industry careers	2022-01-05 14:35:18
海外TECH	Engadget	Watch Sony's CES 2022 keynote in under nine minutes	https://www.engadget.com/sony-ces-2022-conference-under-nine-minutes-141038789.html?src=rss	Watch Sony x s CES keynote in under nine minutesSony s CES press conference was jammed with information as it revealed more details on PlayStation VR and plans to launch an electric car company During the latter announcement it even brought out an electric SUV called the Vision S a follow up vehicle to the Vision S it showed at CES nbsp That s not even mentioning that Spider Man No Way Home star Tom Holland came on stage to present a clip from the upcoming Uncharted film or a preview of upcoming games for PS VR Luckily you can get caught up with all the news in less than nine minutes with our supercut so enjoy	2022-01-05 14:10:38
海外科学	BBC News - Science & Environment	Coronavirus pandemic: Antarctic outpost hit by Covid-19 outbreak	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-59848160?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	members	2022-01-05 14:53:43
金融	RSS FILE - 日本証券業協会	PSJ予測統計値	https://www.jsda.or.jp/shiryoshitsu/toukei/psj/psj_toukei.html	統計	2022-01-05 16:00:00
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Australia could refuse Novak Djokovic entry over vaccine row - PM	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-59884038?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	minister	2022-01-05 14:38:41
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Lord Ahmed: Former peer guilty of trying to rape girl	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-59607283?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	young	2022-01-05 14:42:32
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Covid: Scottish self-isolation period cut to seven days	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-59880007?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	isolation	2022-01-05 14:52:35
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Covid: Travel firms call for removal of testing rules	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-59876063?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	impact	2022-01-05 14:09:56
北海道	北海道新聞	ＮＹ円、１１５円後半	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/630387/	外国為替市場	2022-01-05 23:08:00
北海道	北海道新聞	道内、大雪のピーク越す　羅臼で２４時間降雪量６１センチ	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/630376/	太平洋側	2022-01-05 23:05:48