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IT	気になる、記になる…	Tapbots、｢Tweetbot 7.0｣をリリース − ｢スタッツ｣タブが復活	https://taisy0.com/2022/02/09/151771.html	tapbots	2022-02-08 15:22:09
AWS	AWS	How do I share my AWS KMS keys across multiple AWS accounts?	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjhaqY1GOrc	How do I share my AWS KMS keys across multiple AWS accounts Skip directly to the demo For more details see the Knowledge Center article with this video Jotsunveer shows you how to share your AWS KMS keys across multiple AWS accounts Introduction Resolution ClosingSubscribe More AWS videos More AWS events videos ABOUT AWSAmazon Web Services AWS is the world s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform offering over fully featured services from data centers globally Millions of customers ーincluding the fastest growing startups largest enterprises and leading government agencies ーare using AWS to lower costs become more agile and innovate faster AWS AmazonWebServices CloudComputing	2022-02-08 15:15:31
Google	Official Google Blog	Connect confidently with Google Meet security features	https://blog.google/outreach-initiatives/education/connect-confidently-google-meet-security-features/	Connect confidently with Google Meet security featuresSafer Internet Day is about coming together for a better safer internet and we at Google for Education are committed to working with schools and families to provide a safe online learning environment Every day Google keeps more people safe online than anyone else in the world with products that are secure by default private by design and put you in control And this promise extends to all that we build for you school leaders Constant online protections for educationAt Google for Education we re always looking for new ways to keep you safe All of our products are private by design which means they support compliance with the most rigorous data privacy standards ーincluding FERPA COPPA and GDPR ーand are regularly audited by independent third party organizations By making Google for Education products secure by default we provide additional layers of protection with ad free learning experiences that help keep students safe from online threats and age inappropriate content And we put you in control with a dashboard that gives you full visibility of your data and security regular Google Security Checkups that help you maintain a secure account and additional security features in your security center to protect your school s data and devices Our goal is to support and protect each member of your education community so they can focus on what matters most teaching and learning Google Meet offers more moderation control and integrationWith our ongoing effort to provide a safer learning environment we ve been focusing on combating a prominent security pain point for many schools today video meetings We re excited to share some recently announced enhanced security measures for Google Meet to help educators and students connect in a full class setting or one on one with fewer distractions and more privacy and security In meeting moderation controls To help educators engage with their students we ve added more ways to help moderate class meetings and eliminate unwanted intrusions or interruptions With these new features hosts can Control who can use the chat and present featuresTurn on or off audio and video of individuals or everyone in the main call and breakout roomsMove participants from breakout rooms ffc back to the main roomShare moderation controls with up to co hostsControl and visibility We know admins need more ways to protect their schools and more data and insights to drive comprehensive decision making so we ve rolled out additional admin features that allow them to Apply safety settings across their domainEnd meetings for everyone and prevent people from rejoiningGet insights into how people are using MeetIdentify triage and act upon any security breaches fd Google Classroom integration We re making Meet and Classroom work even better together The Google Meet integration with Classroom helps educators meet and work with their classes more easily and securely allowing them to Access the Class Meet link from the stream to limit distribution to class members only while making meeting links easier for teachers to manage and for students to findKeep students in a waiting room until the teacher joins and uninvited guests must ask to join to ensure a safer environment for class interactionAll designated co teachers are co hosts by default so multiple teachers can help keep the class meeting on track and secureBuilt in securityIn addition to these newly added moderation and security features Google Meet runs on one of the world s most advanced security infrastructures for scalability and control Meet adheres to IETF security standards for Datagram Transport Layer Security DTLS and Secure Real time Transport Protocol SRTP In Meet all data is encrypted in transit by default whether meeting on a web browser on the Android and iOS apps or in meeting rooms with Google meeting room hardware Meeting IDs are characters long with characters in the set making unauthorized access by guessing the ID extremely difficult We look forward to sharing more about our work to keep you safer with Google including details on our new partnership with Khan Academy to develop free online lessons that will help teach people how to stay safe online We remain committed to providing industry leading privacy and security protections built into Google for Education products which enable students and teachers to work better together by connecting safely and securely	2022-02-08 15:30:00
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Anacondaでfbprophetがインストールできない時の対処	https://qiita.com/n-k-j/items/d37165fdb335b2100c48	Anacondaでfbprophetがインストールできない時の対処状況Anaconda環境でfbprophetがインストールできないSpecificationsfbprophetgtpythonversionYourpythonpythonIfpythonisontheleftmostsideofthechainthatstheversionyouveaskedforWhenpythonappearstotherightthatindicatesthatthethingontheleftissomehownotavailableforthepythonversionyouareconstrainedtoNotethatcondawillnotchangeyourpythonversiontoadifferentminorversionunlessyouexplicitlyspecifythatインストールしようとしたライブラリが、AnacondaのあなたのPythonバージョンでは対応してません。	2022-02-09 00:20:18
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【JavaScript関数ドリル】を毎日やる【勉強用】	https://qiita.com/maruyama1991/items/ffb59a6c11b9df42e569		2022-02-09 00:16:55
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ROSAをcluster-wide proxyオプションを付けてインストールする	https://qiita.com/1ksen/items/82282f79fa381ddbd16b	ROSAをclusterwideproxyオプションを付けてインストールするやりたいことROSAはこれまでLのルーティングでインターネットにアクセスできる環境上でないとインストールできなかったROSACLIのvのリリースノートにROSASupporteditingclusterwideproxyが含まれており、HTTPPROXY経由でのインストールができるようになった。	2022-02-09 00:39:25
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Microsoft 365 Will Snitch on You to Your Boss Faster Than Ever Before	https://www.makeuseof.com/microsoft-365-faster-compliance-reports/	message	2022-02-08 15:49:40
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How Twitter's Experimental New Downvoting System Works	https://www.makeuseof.com/twitters-experimental-downvoting-system/	downvote	2022-02-08 15:30:45
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Is Signal the Ultimate Secure Messaging App?	https://www.makeuseof.com/signal-ultimate-messaging-app/	whatsapp	2022-02-08 15:30:23
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	5 Easy Ways to Get Real-World SQL Experience Before Your First Job	https://www.makeuseof.com/get-real-world-sql-experience-before-first-job/	growth	2022-02-08 15:30:23
海外TECH	DEV Community	SRE and Tasks of an SRE explained ✅	https://dev.to/techworld_with_nana/sre-and-tasks-of-an-sre-explained-3ah9	SRE and Tasks of an SRE explained SRE is becoming a very popular term in the DevOps and generally the software development world Probably some of you have already heard about it but are not sure what it is exactly So this article gives a detailed look at what SRE or Site Reliability Engineering really is with the goal to clarify all questions and doubts around it This is the written version of my new youtube video ️ Table Of Contents Why was there a need for SRE What is SRE Official DefinitionWhat is system reliability and why it s important How to make systems reliable SRE in Practice SLA amp Error BudgetSRE Tasks and ResponsibilitiesWho is doing SRE SRE RoleSRE vs DevOpsFirst of all I recommend that you read my recent DevOps article first where I explain DevOps in detail This will make it definitely easier to understand the topics in this video What is DevOps REALLY understand it Techworld with Nana・Jan ・ min read devops beginners development sre How SRE emerged and why was there even a need for SRE In a traditional software development process we have developers and operations as two separate teams Each of them with their own goal Developers Want to push out application changes as fast as possible to the end usersOperations Want to keep the application stableSo Operations are very careful about each and every change and this causes a conflict of interest between these two roles forcing them to work against each other instead of collaborate And DevOps was actually introduced to help fix exactly this issue However while DevOps made release process faster these releases were not as stable as ideally wished by DevOps principles Plus in DevOps team there was no dedicated role or person that actually focused full time on keeping systems reliable And that s how the need for SRE and a Site Reliability Engineer as a separate role emerged So what is SRE What is SRE Official Definition SRE was conceptualized at Google by Ben Traynor a software engineer who was given a task to run a small team of other software engineers to do what used to be Operations work And according to his own definition SRE is what happens when you treat operations as a software problem and staff it with a bunch of software engineers ‍‍At its core But this definition is of course too vague and high level to really understand how it s implemented in practice So let s break it down and analyze each part of this definition step by step What is system reliability and why it s important First of all what is a system that we want to keep reliable Or what does a system even mean in this definition What is a System The system is the servers infrastructure the platform So the whole deployment environment where the application runs What is Reliablity Now what exactly is reliability and why is it so important to keep our systems reliable Unreliable Services ️Imagine you work with emails daily and your email provider is down once a week or your online banking application is down and not accessible regularly This would be unreliable services You can t rely that it s available when you need it Reliable Services ️On the other hand many popular services like Gmail Twitter Youtube etc are rarely inaccessible So these systems are pretty reliable But the thing is users usually do not notice reliability of the system It only becomes visible when something goes wrong and the services are down Do you remember the recent outage of Facebook Instagram and other related services that made huge news What about AWS server outages that also affected other applications that were hosted on AWS Of course everybody noticed and knew about it when it happened So the more popular and bigger the product or service and the more used the more impact it will have if the service had an outage which means more their team should worry about its reliability Why reliability is important What are the effects or impact of outages or system unreliability For most of the services this is a lot of unhappy customers and lots of lost revenue Like imagine an online shop is down on a holiday or an online bank is not working because of traffic overload This means lots of lost business because people cannot order anything on that shop How to make systems reliable Okay so we understood that systems need to be reliable but how do we make a system reliable or asked differently What makes a system unreliable what affects its reliability The main cause of system becoming unreliable is when you make changes to your system ️ Like change something ️in the infrastructure ️the platform where the application is running ️the application itself and its services ️and so onThese changes may cause a disruption and break something in the whole setup Bad Solution As a solution we can say no changes allowed or limit the amount of changes ‍ ️to keep systems reliable but that really limits the business We want to make changes and improvements to our application to make it better and increase its business value and stay competitive etc Because if our competitor is bringing out new features we need to keep up and that s the main focus of software developers to make those changes and improvements But on the other hand if the application is not accessible that s also bad for business because you may have awesome features but nobody can use it And it s the operations job to take care of that and make sure the application is accessible This means Devs want to release fast and Ops want to keep stability So traditionally Devs would make a change and Ops would analyze with hundreds of checklists and mechanisms to make sure the change would not affect the system This whole analysis and evaluations slows down the release process and that s been the major challenge of the traditional way of software development And that s exactly what DevOps and SRE try to solve So what s the specific solution of SRE here Well SRE tries to automate the process of analyzing and evaluating the effects the change will have on our system reliability Automation means no checklists or discussions of operations team whether to release the change or not or what threats and risks are involved Instead the evaluation is based on automated processes and this makes releasing changes fast and safe at the same time SRE in Practice SLA amp Error Budget Now how is that automated evaluation done The way it works is using what s called SLAs So what is an SLA SLA is basically how reliable a system is going to be to its end users So how often it s going to be up and how often it s going to be down And it s expressed in percentage A service that works all the time is never down has a hundred percent SLA No need for ReliabilityNow you may be thinking Of course any service should be reliable right isn t that a natural goal Well not really First of all it s very hard to achieve reliability and there are very few services in the world that actually need a SLA So for example if your internet provider or the customer s device itself is not reliable which is the case with most laptops mobile phones and so on then your service does not need to be either It can be available maximum at the same rate as the underlying network or device And in those cases a reliability of three nines or four or five nines may be enough so that users don t even notice that there is an issue The closer you try to get to the more effort it is which as you see is an unneeded effort because you don t need SLA for most applications Examples of SLAFor example you can define a service level agreement about the accessibility of your application Source So for example a SLA for application accessibility would mean that the system can be down maximum days in a year An SLA with nines or allows an application to be unaccessible maximum minutes a year so the rest of the time it should work You can actually define multiple such agreements or SLAs not just the accessibility or availability of the system Other SLA examples application response timeerror rateFor example if you have an application that serves a million requests a week with SLA you define that of those requests will be successful Who defines these SLAs ‍ ️Okay now you may be wondering who defines these SLAs So basically who decides how many requests must be successful out of these million requests or how much downtime is allowed for the application Who makes this kind of decisions As this decision affects the end users and their user experience naturally business people are also involved in this process So business people together with the engineers like SRE and DevOps Engineers decide together what service level agreements they want to define for their application Based on the industry benchmarks competition user feedback and so on business people will define the desired SLAs on a higher level and the engineers will then define them on a technical level and also make sure to integrate them into their DevOps and SRE processes Error BudgetAs I mentioned SLA for availability defines how long the service should be available or how much downtime is allowed for that service and that allowed downtime is also what s called an error budget In SRE a team can spend that error budget on making unreliable changes So basically that error budget says that we re allowed to have that much downtime in our system without losing business making customers unhappy etc Way to regulate the release speed ️So SLA is like a barometer you can turn it up or down based on how reliable your system needs to be And of course the closer to the more effort you need to put in to guarantee the reliability of your systems Now once the SLA is defined the system performance can be measured against this number ️If systems are more unreliable than the SLA allows Then more resources from the SRE team will be put to make the systems reliable Again because we have exceeded that allowed amount of downtime And until the system is recovered to be within the defined SLA fewer changes will be allowed On the other hand if the system is performing well beyond the defined SLA Developers in the SRE team can release more changes So it s a simple way to regulate the release speed of developers ️If we turn up the SLA releases will slow down and vice versa SRE Tasks and Responsibilities ‍ Automation Create automated processes for operational aspects The SRE or the Site Reliability Engineer is the one who creates automated processes to calculate and evaluate whether the service is within the SLA or not So now the policy for launching is not the endless checklist that operations use to decide whether to launch or not instead an SRE helped design processes that can automatically evaluate an SLA Configure Monitoring and Logging Observability for System Performance Now of course to measure the performance of our systems and whether services are within the SLA we need proper monitoring of our systems So as another big part of SRE tasks and responsibilities is to configure proper monitoring and logging of the systems to get visibility of what s going on inside Configure Monitoring and Logging Observability for Detecting Issues Now we said that for most applications SLA is not which means we accept that it won t work of the time So at some point we will have an outage Now the question is what do we do when an outage happens Or how do we prepare for it And that s where another big part of SRE tasks and responsibilities comes in The first one is monitoring and alerting which I already mentioned So in addition to giving you a visibility to measure your system s performance but more importantly it helps you detect any indications for issues before they happen or very early when they happen and then alert the teams about it Develop custom services to achieve this ‍Now another important part of this whole configuration is that when the issue is alerted and ideally the right person in the team gets the message the alert message should contain all the needed information to identify and fix the issue fast Instead of something is wrong in the cluster a more detailed message like service a in cluster b is throwing error So know you know exactly which service is having a problemin which cluster and what that problem exactly is So more detail the alert message the better In many cases SREs will develop their own custom services to achieve this proper monitoring alerting and logging configuration for their systems Do On Call Support ️Another thing that SREs do is on call support Basically when things go wrong and users need real time support somebody is responsible for doing that and that is the on call support team And putting SREs on this support team has several benefits It helps them really see and understand what issues to expectHow the support deals with the issues And what improvements can be made to make the support process more efficient Such as do alert messages and logs have enough information to quickly identify the issue and the cause Where issues identified too late etcSo overall the main goal of SRE is to make sure the scope of outage is small when it happens which meansthe outage doesn t last long and is fixed very quicklyand less people and few services are affected by that outage Post Incident Reviews Now fixing an issue or an outage is not the end of the SRE team s work We want to use that outage as a chance for lessons learned and of course avoid that this happens in the future So as a principle of SRE is to do what s called Post Mortem which is latin for after death So in SRE terms after issue or after outage analysis This includes a thorough analysis meaning taking time to really go deeper and understand the issues But of course during this analysis it s super important to stay blameless which is one of the major points of this post mortem analysis in order to encourage people to admit and learn from their and other people s mistakes And finally it s important to document everything for future reference Who is doing SRE SRE Role Now you may be thinking How much more should software developers learn They already have to know all these software development technologies now they also have to take over the operations tasks and learn all these operations tools SRE as its own RoleThat s why we have SRE as its own role So a dedicated person whose full time responsibility is to work on keeping systems reliable So in many projects along with developers you have SRE teams which are the new Operations team Basically a team that does the operations where both teams work for the same goal of keeping the systems within the defined SLAs So the SRE team maintains and takes care of the automated delivery operations and all sorts of automation that will help developers release their changes safely and fast Software Developers as SREsHowever it s also common to have team of SREs and Software Developers where SREs also do the software development job And this means that Site Reliability Engineers must know software development as well unlike DevOps engineers But in both cases as you see we started off with a traditional way of software development with separate dev and ops with opposing incentives and with SRE we gave devs and ops the same incentives and put them on the same side SRE vs DevOps Finally one of the majorly discussed questions in this area is What is the difference between SRE and DevOps Engineer or generally between these two concepts If you already watched my What is DevOps video you know that there are two definitions of DevOps the original definition which is more high level and more broad and doesn t specify how exactly DevOps should be implementedand a more practical one which evolved over time with its own DevOps engineer role So when we compare DevOps with SRE it s important to know which definition of DevOps we re using for this comparison First broader definition of DevOps vs SREDevOps is a more high level concept that defines what needs to be done to achieve the automated streamlined release process while SRE is more specific about how to exactly implement this process and how to implement DevOps principles So many people would say that SRE is a specific implementation of the DevOps concepts Practical DevOps vs SREBut as we saw DevOps itself also became more practical with its own role and specific technologies and ways to implement it So what s the comparison here Well in many companies this practical DevOps implementation became more focused and concentrated on the speed of delivery for the application changes and of course even though it s part of the DevOps principles to not only release fast but release quality code many DevOps teams in practice again seemed to optimize more for the speed than reliability So as a great complementary part of DevOps SRE emerged with the same principles and goals in mind which is release quality code fast but as the name suggests more focused on reliability and keeping systems stable while allowing for fast changes So SRE is its own role with its own set of tools for making systems reliable So these two were kind of parallel developments and are now often seen as two sides of the same coin and it s not uncommon for teams to have both DevOps engineer and SRE helping implement the DevOps principles Now I hope you learned a lot in this article and that I was able to answer all of your questions about SRE Like share and follow me for more content YouTubeInstagram for behind the scenes and previewsTwitterPrivate FB groupLinkedIn	2022-02-08 15:10:43
海外TECH	DEV Community	Working around Glue's habit of dropping unsuspecting columns	https://dev.to/aws-builders/working-around-glues-habit-of-dropping-unsuspecting-columns-akj	Working around Glue x s habit of dropping unsuspecting columnsThis is a story about some weird behaviour in Glue that really disappointed me I consider it either a serious bug or terrible design decision in basic Glue functionality Glue ETL allows you to write serverless PySpark jobs to transform data in various formats The Glue data catalog keeps track of which data is available in your account It points to the actual data in different storage or database services It s possible and very common to use the data catalog in ETL jobs to load data from data sources It conveniently keeps track of metadata such as columns and data types Glue provides the GlueContext as a high level abstraction to load data from the catalog You can easily create a Glue dynamic frame from a table in the catalog using GlueContext create dynamic frame from catalog which you can later turn into a common PySpark data frame I ve used this functionality many times and didn t notice any significant problems for the longest time That changed in a recent project I was working with a partitioned table and tried to load it into a data frame That worked well in one partition but led to problems in another When I read the second partition the data frame was missing columns that the first one from the same table had I was confused That was not supposed to happen After the initial confusion was over I was looking for the culprit Initially I suspected the crawler because it had annoyed me many times before Checking the table metadata in the data catalog revealed nothing suspicious The base table had all the columns and so did the partition definitions In fact the configurations were pretty much identical I also checked the underlying data It turned out that the data for partition contained the missing column B but the column was empty for all rows That shouldn t make a difference Empty columns are not uncommon and shouldn t be discarded because processes can rely on them e g to fill them with data This left me with the hypothesis that something was discarding empty columns without telling anyone Now the question was if it s Glue s or PySpark s fault By listing the columns in the dynamic frame I realized that the columns were missing already That makes it clear that Glue is to blame It also turns out that I m not the only one to notice there s a stackoverflow question talking about this problem Glue silently drops empty columns when it reads a table or partition from the data catalog I can t for the life of me figure out why somebody would think this an okay behaviour It s not configurable by the way Glue just decides which columns of your table you ll get to use Arguably empty columns aren t the worst thing to lose it would be worse if it dropped columns that hold data That s beside the point though Why should Glue decide to silently drop columns I might want to use without giving me an option to change that behaviour In the process I was building at the time I still needed the columns even though they may be empty for a couple of partitions That s why I decided to write a wrapper function that adds any missing columns from the base table to the data frame we get from Glue It also sets the correct column data types even though the column itself only contains None null values I achieve this by describing the table using PySpark to get the meta information about the table This shows even columns that Glue later drops We can then use this data to add empty columns with the correct data type to the data frame import pyspark sql functions as ffrom awsglue context import GlueContextfrom pyspark context import SparkContextfrom pyspark sql import SQLContextdef read table from catalog database str table name str push down predicate str None Returns a data frame from the Glue Data Catalog and makes sure all the columns spark context SparkContext getOrCreate sql context SQLContext spark context df table info sql context sql f describe table database table name Get all the columns in the table with their data type We have to filter a little bit the output is messy df table info filtered df table info filter f col col name startswith False distinct select f col col name alias name f col data type alias type Convert this to a dictionary column data type list map lambda row row asDict df table info filtered collect column to datatype item name item type for item in column data type list kwargs database database table name table name if push down predicate is not None kwargs push down predicate push down predicate Get a dynamic frame from Glue glue context GlueContext spark context dy frame glue context create dynamic frame from catalog kwargs df dy frame toDF Get a dictionary of the missing columns we need to add columns to add key value for key value in column to datatype items if key not in df columns Construct empty columns with the correct data type additional empty columns f lit None cast col datatype alias col name for col name col datatype in columns to add items df df select df additional empty columns return dfHere s a link to the repo I used to build this that contains a way to reproduce the problem I also talked to AWS support about this CASE and the very friendly support representative was able to reproduce the problem with my sample data and created a ticket for the service team A workaround they suggested was to read the data directly from S but then you lose all the benefits of the data catalog with the data types partitions etc so that option has many drawbacks So here is my workaround for a problem that really shouldn t exist Making this configurable is this weeks wish for the awswishlist I d appreciate it if they also change the default to reading all columns but since that would break an undocumented API behaviour I doubt this is going to happen ーMaurice	2022-02-08 15:07:35
海外TECH	DEV Community	Here's Why You Need Easy Page Builder	https://dev.to/abhiavsnet/heres-why-you-need-easy-page-builder-30kn	Here x s Why You Need Easy Page Builder Over the last couple of days I ve been telling you about Easy Page Builder one of the fastest and easiest page builders you will ever use Easy Page Builder was created because most people find some of the most popular page builders out there Very Hard to Set up Even Advanced Marketers Can Have Issues Extremely Hard to Use This Can Result in Frustration Very Expensive Most Have Recurring Billing Attached Overly Complex You Won t Use Most of The Features Available Plus some page builders lock you into their system meaning you can find it very hard to leave and end up spending thousands of dollars per year With Easy Page Builder you can create a complete funnel very easily such as…Sales PagesAffiliate PagesOTO PagesSqueeze PagesWebinar PagesAnd a whole lot more And you get full control of where the sites are hosted This really could not get any simpler if you can point a mouse click and type then you ve already mastered Easy Page Buildr Check out the video on this page and you ll see why it s called Easy Page Builder	2022-02-08 15:00:47
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple announces 'Tap to Pay', lets users take payments on iPhone	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/02/08/apple-announces-tap-to-pay-lets-users-take-payments-on-iphone?utm_medium=rss	Apple announces x Tap to Pay x lets users take payments on iPhoneAs recently predicted Apple is to allow iPhone owners to take Apple Pay and other contactless payments simply by using an iOS app Following the recent rumors of iPhones being made to accept credit and debit cards Apple has formally announced the forthcoming Tap to Pay feature As more and more consumers are tapping to pay with digital wallets and credit cards said Jennifer Bailey Apple s vice president of Apple Pay and Apple Wallet Tap to Pay on iPhone will provide businesses with a secure private and easy way to accept contactless payments and unlock new checkout experiences using the power security and convenience of iPhone Read more	2022-02-08 15:35:55
海外科学	NYT > Science	The First Quadruple Asteroid: Astronomers Spot a Space Rock With 3 Moons	https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/08/science/quadruple-asteroid-moons-elektra.html	The First Quadruple Asteroid Astronomers Spot a Space Rock With MoonsAstronomers had already spotted two other rocks orbiting the asteroid known as Elektra and think more quadruple systems are out there	2022-02-08 15:02:38
海外科学	NYT > Science	Biden’s Top Science Adviser Resigns After Acknowledging Demeaning Behavior	https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/07/us/politics/eric-lander-resigns-white-house.html	Biden s Top Science Adviser Resigns After Acknowledging Demeaning BehaviorThe adviser Eric S Lander had apologized for his workplace conduct The president had pledged to immediately fire any official who acted that way toward colleagues	2022-02-08 15:24:05
金融	金融庁ホームページ	鈴木財務大臣兼内閣府特命担当大臣閣議後記者会見の概要 (令和４年２月１日) を公表しました。	https://www.fsa.go.jp/common/conference/minister/2022a/20220201-1.html	内閣府特命担当大臣	2022-02-08 17:00:00
金融	金融庁ホームページ	IOSCOによる市中協議文書「COVID-19発生下における取引所及び市場仲介業者のオペレーショナル・レジリエンス」について掲載しました。	https://www.fsa.go.jp/inter/ios/20220208/20220208.html	covid	2022-02-08 17:00:00
ニュース	@日本経済新聞 電子版	NYダウ続伸で始まる　長期金利上昇、金融株に買い https://t.co/BtFmVHpbkX	https://twitter.com/nikkei/statuses/1491070231636492288	金利上昇	2022-02-08 15:23:40
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ニュース	ジェトロ ビジネスニュース（通商弘報）	増加傾向にある郷里送金と、懸念される新規の労働者の国外派遣	https://www.jetro.go.jp/biznews/2022/02/24f8c677ce94b90b.html	増加傾向	2022-02-08 15:20:00
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	Jacob Rees-Mogg made Brexit opportunities minister as PM reshuffles team	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-60305006?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	boris	2022-02-08 15:44:28
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	BP hits back at calls for windfall tax on bumper profits	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60299886?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	money	2022-02-08 15:46:38
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Peloton boss John Foley to step down as firm axes 2,800 jobs	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60301936?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	circle	2022-02-08 15:55:27
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Captain Houghton to miss Canada, Spain & Germany games - full England squad	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60304706?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Captain Houghton to miss Canada Spain amp Germany games full England squadManchester City defender Steph Houghton is not in the England squad for Arnold Clark Cup games against Canada Spain and Germany because of injury	2022-02-08 15:40:29
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Winter Olympics: Tears, phenomenal skating & max passion - day four best bits	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/winter-olympics/60301255?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Winter Olympics Tears phenomenal skating amp max passion day four best bitsWatch some of the best moments from day four of the Winter Olympics in Beijing where there were tears collisions and phenomenal figure skating	2022-02-08 15:14:20
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Winter Olympics schedule: Day-by-day guide to key events and British medal hopes	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/winter-olympics/60111409?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	beijing	2022-02-08 15:14:19
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