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python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	「新・明解Pythonで学ぶアルゴリズムとデータ構造」で勉強日記#5	https://qiita.com/kato_squalldeka/items/69c88f2af253cc34c201	リストとタプルpythonで配列を実現するのがリストとタプルです。	2022-02-11 22:03:24
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	スマホで電話番号入力の際に数字のキーボードを出す（jQuery）	https://qiita.com/programmer502/items/39714e47923b24251076	スマホで電話番号入力の際に数字のキーボードを出すjQueryWordPressのプラグイン「MWWPForm」で、電話番号入力の際にスマホで数字キーボードを出したいそう思ったときによくあるのは、functionsphpに下記を追加するというものfunctionsphpfunctionmydoshortcodetagiftagmwformtextampampattrnamehogeoutputrtrimsubstroutputinputmodetelgtnreturnoutputaddfilterdoshortcodetagmydoshortcodetagうまくいったと思ったのですが…バリデーションで入力エラーが出た後にもう一度入力しようとすると、数字のキーボードが出なくなりました…type属性をtelにしたらなんか入力項目が分割されてしまうし…なにか方法がないかなと調べてたところ、どうやらinputmodetelだと数字のキーボードがでるということがわかったいまさら…ならば発想を変えてjQueryとかで属性入れられないかなと思ったらできました。	2022-02-11 22:48:25
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	migrationファイルのnull:falseとは	https://qiita.com/fkawano08/items/984c1638ce52a2a9bb61	なぜ似たようなものがあるのかpresencetrueはRailsアプリでの設定で、これだけの設定だとデータベースへSQLで直接空のデータを保存できてしまいます。	2022-02-11 22:51:34
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	migrationファイルのnull:falseとは	https://qiita.com/fkawano08/items/984c1638ce52a2a9bb61	なぜ似たようなものがあるのかpresencetrueはRailsアプリでの設定で、これだけの設定だとデータベースへSQLで直接空のデータを保存できてしまいます。	2022-02-11 22:51:34
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Why You Can't Play Dark Souls on PC Online Right Now	https://www.makeuseof.com/cant-play-dark-souls-online-on-pc/	nowsorry	2022-02-11 13:35:40
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Why Tinder Is No Longer Charging Older Users More for Premium Features	https://www.makeuseof.com/tinder-no-longer-charging-older-users-more/	featurestinder	2022-02-11 13:32:39
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Can Wireless Charging Damage Your Smartphone?	https://www.makeuseof.com/can-wireless-charging-damage-your-smartphone/	battery	2022-02-11 13:30:12
海外TECH	DEV Community	Resources that will can help you get started as a Technical Writer	https://dev.to/shreya/resources-that-will-can-help-you-get-started-as-a-technical-writer-l72	Resources that will can help you get started as a Technical Writer Technical Writing Technical writing means writing a documentation in a way that it is easy to understand for both technical as well as non technical people If you have the right resources the journey can be a little easier and can save you loads of time Challenges To Commit Write article week Write words day At least blogs month Consider joining public challenges like articlesweek by Hashnode It will give you a push to write as you re committing in public Hashnode articlesweek Challenge Learn Coursera s tech writing course Visit HereGoogle s Technical Writing Course Visit Here Where to Publish Build PortfolioYour Own BlogHashnodeDEVMedium Paid Article Writing PlatformsThis is the section that interests people the most But you should have a writing portfolio first as they look out for articles you ve published and reach out to you if it goes well Resources Who Pays Technical WritersPaid Community Writer Programs ️ToolsHemmingway EditorGrammarly Chrome Extension Cover ImagesCanvaCoverView this is one of my favorites ️YouTube ChannelsAmruta RanadeRemember you re doing this for yourself only so don t take it as a liability Enjoy the process and don t pressurize Don t worry about the completion of goals something is always better than nothing Thanks for reading Hope it helped you	2022-02-11 13:34:08
海外TECH	DEV Community	Developer Productivity Tools: 17 Trending Apps You Need to Try 💯	https://dev.to/alexomeyer/developer-productivity-tools-17-trending-apps-you-need-to-try-2ajb	Developer Productivity Tools Trending Apps You Need to Try For most developers and engineers the working week is pretty hectic You have a long list of tasks to complete and only so many hours in which to get them done Perhaps this is why developer productivity tools are so popular If you choose the right apps you can save yourself a big chunk of time and a whole heap of hassle To help you build the ultimate workflow we went looking for the developer tools that are currently trending in coding communities Keep reading for a run through of the standout solutions ーfrom communication platforms to top code repositories The Best Project Management and Issue Tracking Tools No matter what you re working on staying organised as a team and keeping track of issues are both absolutely essential Here are some trending tools that can help you to maintain complete control over your process Linear ーLightning Fast Issue Tracking and ManagementAnother up and coming issue tracking tool is Linear This platform has won plaudits for its sleek interface and lightning fast performance Linear can handle tasks sprints lists and boards ーand it even works offline Perhaps the best feature in terms of developer productivity is Linear s keyboard navigation Using shortcuts you can access almost anything within the app Pricing Free paid plans from mo Asana ーFlexible Project ManagementWhile Asana has been around for many years the popular project management app is now gaining new followers thanks to some great productivity features In particular Asana can adapt to pretty much any management framework Kanban boards Gantt charts Agile sprints and so on You can also work in roadmaps and track bugs all within an app that has collaboration options Just as importantly Asana has embraced automation with conditional workflows and streamlined approvals Pricing Free paid plans from mo Stepsize ーThe First Issue Tracker for EngineersWith features that allow Engineers track issues in the editor Stepsize has been a hit with developers lately Our platform works with VSCode and JetBrains editors to make it easy to link code to issues It helps engineers to prioritise codebase issues such as technical debt and any problems they might come up during the development process Create amp view code issues directly in your editorSee issues linked to features you re working onAdd key issues to your sprints with PM integrationsPricing Free with paid plans from mo The Best Communication Tools for Software Developers Keeping strong lines of communication is vital for any development team particularly in remote companies These top tools should help you and your coworkers to stay connected Twist ーDistraction Free Asynchronous ChatWhile live messaging still has a place many teams are now switching to asynchronous messaging which allows people to collaborate across different work schedules and timezones Twist is one of the apps leading this change Designed specifically for asynchronous communication it can best be described as a slower more considered version of Slack There are no notification dots and no presence indicators and the UI is very clean It strikes a really nice balance between encouraging teamwork and avoiding distractions Pricing Free paid plans from mo Slack ーPowerful Chat With Loads of IntegrationsWe can t really talk about collaboration without mentioning Slack Like Asana this chat platform has been a major player for some time now However Slack keeps improving Just within the past year the app has added instant audio meetings “Huddles scheduled messages and easy screen recording You can also now message clients and external partners from within your Slack workspace while the list of integrations continues to grow Pricing Free paid plans from Krisp ーImprove Sound Quality on Video CallsFor remote teams video calls are an essential form of communication Unfortunately people don t always join from a serene office ーso everyone else has to concentrate hard to hear what is being said above the sound of barking dogs or the hubbub of a busy coffee shop Krisp is designed to solve this issue The app uses artificial intelligence to enhance the voice you re trying to hear and reduce the background distractions It also cuts out the annoying echo you sometimes get It works on Windows and Mac with support for over communication apps Pricing Free to download paid plans from mo The Best Code Repository Hosts While task management and communication are important you re probably going to spend more time in your chosen code repo Here are some hosts that will help you get things done Github ーStill a Great Repository HostThe reason Github is on this list Well it s always trending ーand for good reason This wildly popular host is packed with useful features such as bug tracking personal and private repositories release binaries access management and a long list of automation commands Just as importantly both Git and SVN are supported The other attractive elements of Github are the community aspect and very generous pricing ーyou can host unlimited free repositories Pricing Free paid plans from mo Beanstalk ーA Slick Hosting and Deployment WorkflowWhile Github is a little more biased towards public repositories Beanstalk is designed specifically for teams that want to host private repos In other respects these two hosts are quite similar ーalthough developers appreciate the easy FTP deployment provided by Beanstalk As used by Intel and Citrix this solution also offers a slick interface and nice code review tools It s definitely a rising star to watch Pricing Free paid plans from mo BitBucket ーAn Atlassian Powered Rival to GithubIf Github is the market leader in repository hosting BitBucket is probably the standout alternative Powered by the behemoth that is Atlassian this platform gives developers greater control over branch permissions and workflows While Github is well catered for in terms of integrations BitBucket also offers deep support for third party APIs Teams that use Trello will be particularly pleased with the level of integration One other area in which BitBucket excels is for projects that rely on big files as the platform provides full support for Git Large File Storage LFS Pricing Free paid plans from mo ️Check out reviews of the rest of the tools including Gitlab Ghost Inspector and more on my blog here	2022-02-11 13:30:54
海外TECH	DEV Community	Media Query with CSS Grid	https://dev.to/shubhamtiwari909/media-query-with-css-grid-1l7a	Media Query with CSS GridHello Guys today i am going to show you How to use media query with CSS grid to create a responsive grid system in your web page Lets get started HTML lt html lang en gt lt head gt lt meta charset UTF gt lt meta http equiv X UA Compatible content IE edge gt lt meta name viewport content width device width initial scale gt lt link rel stylesheet href app css gt lt head gt lt body gt lt div class container gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div class elements gt lt div gt lt div gt lt body gt lt html gt Here we have created a div with class name container and inside it we have created div with class name elements CSS container box model properties margin rem auto padding rem display properties display grid grid template columns repeat fr place items center gap px px UI properties background color darkslateblue border radius px elements box model properties padding rem rem Display Properties text align center UI Properties background color rgb border radius px color rgb Mobile View media screen and min width px and max width px container grid template columns repeat fr Tablet View media screen and min width px and max width px container grid template columns repeat fr Laptop View media screen and min width px and max width px container grid template columns repeat fr Here we made the div a grid using display grid property and using grid template columns repeat fr we have created grid with columnsd and rows x elements gap px px means px gap between rows and px gap between columns and place items center means the items will be centered in both horizontally and vertically Then we did the normal styling to the container classThen we styled the all the div having class name elements Then we created a media query for Mobile view with min width px and max width px and inside it we have set the grid template columns repeat fr it means between px and px the container will have only one column and rows it is for the mobile users Then we created a media query for Tablet view with min width px and max width px and inside it we have set the grid template columns repeat fr it means between px and px the container will have columns column and rows it is for the tablet users Then we created a media query for Tablet view with min width px and max width px and inside it we have set the grid template columns repeat fr it means between px and px the container will have columns column and rows it is for the small screen or Laptop users Above px The grid will have default columns and rowsThats it for this post THANK YOU FOR READING THIS POST AND IF YOU FIND ANY MISTAKE OR WANTS TO GIVE ANY SUGGESTION PLEASE MENTION IT IN THE COMMENT SECTION You can help me by some donation at the link below Thank you gt lt Also check these posts as well	2022-02-11 13:17:23
海外TECH	DEV Community	SSGs through the ages: The ‘After Jekyll’ era	https://dev.to/cloudcannon/ssgs-through-the-ages-the-after-jekyll-era-5gaa	SSGs through the ages The After Jekyll eraBy Mike NeumegenBy static websites were seen by most as ancient obsolete technology a holdover from the previous decade or millennium depending on your viewpoint Jekyll changed that It was a breath of fresh air for developers coming from a world of complex APIs plugins and databases The control and simplicity offered by Jekyll inspired developers to start creating their personal blogs on the platform Before long Jekyll was frequently used for documentation and other commercial projects Jekyll s success triggered a decade of recreation and iteration Open source developers around the world created their own special versions of Jekyll bringing their own ideas and implementing them in their favorite languages Static site generators were truly here to stay Jekyllby Tom Preston WernerTom Preston Werner founded GitHub in with his cofounders Chris Wanstrath P J Hyett and Scott Chacon was a busy year for Tom Nine months after founding GitHub in December he launched Jekyll ーa simple blog aware static site generator The complexity of existing blogging platforms fueled Tom to create Jekyll I already knew a lot about what I didn t want I was tired of complicated blogging engines like WordPress and Mephisto I wanted to write great posts not style a zillion template pages moderate comments all day long and constantly lag behind the latest software release Jekyll built on many of the ideas from Nanoc and introduced two now staple SSG features of its own Front matter ーHaving page metadata in a small YAML snippet at the top of a page s source code “Blog aware ーJust put Markdown files in a folder and Jekyll will turn it into a blog Along with Jekyll GitHub launched GitHub Pages ーa free hosting platform for Jekyll websites which propelled Jekyll to become a household name among web developers Developers starting building their personal blogs documentation and even some business websites with Jekyll The inflection point came when Kyle Rush used a Jekyll website to raise M for the Obama Campaign and praised its quick page loads reduction in page weight structural flexibility for A B testing and the accompanying increase in donations for the campaign The tides were changing on static Static was no longer perceived as a limited technology and SSGs weren t just tools to build personal developer blogs There was a strong business case for creating static websites Jekyll s contributions were dwindling in late and looked like a dormant future for the SSG powerhouse That was until Parker Moore wrote an open letter to Tom and became the lead maintainer until Parker took Jekyll from x to and led the charge in introducing many improvements along the way including Collections Sass and CoffeeScript support front matter defaults and many other quality of life improvements Ashwin Maroli and Matt Rodgers took over after that and have pushed Jekyll forward to with many bug fixes documentation improvements optimizations and quality of life improvements See our introduction to getting started with Jekyll on CloudCannon Middlemanby Thomas ReynoldsThomas Reynolds came to SSGs from a slightly different angle “I started Middleman basically to make my life building email templates a little more simple and DRY While building email templates was Middleman s initial use case the principles of reducing complexity and repetition made it a popular alternative to Jekyll If you were coming from Ruby on Rails or Sinatra Middleman would feel right at home with its ERB templating system and Ruby based configuration Until Middleman was actually built on the Sinatra Ruby framework Where Middleman shone was in its consistency and supporting features While Jekyll had many different maintainers Thomas has always been at the helm of Middleman creating a more cohesive platform Features such as in minifying multiple templating languages and CDN integration help set it apart Middleman enjoyed success with companies such as Mailchimp Thoughtbot and Vox Media Thoughtbot used Middleman to rapidly spin up small landing page websites for clients They also used it as their blog platform for a couple of years driven by the performance of static sites and the improved contribution and review workflows enabled by Git Octopressby Brandon MathisBrandon Mathis s story of creating Octopress is a little unusual from the rest of the static site generators for two reasons Brandon came from a design and photography background Octopress isn t an SSG in its own right In Brandon s words “Octopress is basically some guy s Jekyll blog you can fork and modify In October Brandon started working on a new version of his blog He decided to use Jekyll built a few rake tasks made a nice theme and before long his WordPress site was now a Jekyll site Soon after Chris Epstein the creator of Compass and co creator of Sass forked Brandon s repository and asked for some help with the design Being a big fan of Chris s Brandon jumped on the opportunity straight away He pulled out the content made the theme more generic and named his creation Octopress A few years later he decided to improve Octopress He took a few months off work made the theme nicer made fancier Rake tasks and plugins and released Octopress It was swiftly picked up on Hacker News and became one of the top most forked repositories at the time Hakyllby Jasper Van der JeugtIn November Jasper Van der Jeugt set out to create a personal blog He started researching platforms and found the following as his best options Wordpress is probably the most common blog software I didn t really like it because it s written in php and because I recently became interested in static site generators nanoc written by someone I know seemed more appropriate The downside was that it requires some Ruby knowledge which I am currently lacking yst is a similar static site generator mostly based on data files I didn t really like its configuration system and the next item looked better jekyll is also written in Ruby but it seems more high level and blog ready which is a good thing you know with my non existent Ruby skills… However when I tried it out I ran across a certain bug and I started googling It turned out jekyll is not perfectly compatible with Ruby Yeah I ll repeat that it s not compatible with Ruby I didn t feel like downgrading any packages Any Jekyll user can relate to Jasper s Ruby struggles It s often the most challenging part of installing Jekyll Not finding any satisfactory options Jasper did what many developers would do in this situation and built his own SSG Jekyll spurred many developers to build something different in their language of choice going forward we ll see this trend repeat across many SSGs In this case Jasper was learning Haskell and creating a new SSG was the perfect opportunity to apply his new knowledge Hakyll stands out from its predecessors for two reasons It s highly configurable ーyou have deep control over the routing and compilers how pages are processed It has tight integration with pandoc ーpandoc is the Swiss Army knife of file conversions You could write your content in Jira Wiki and output it as a PDF or Asciidoc to HTML It supports many different formats allowing you to write and output in the languages you need These strengths are also Hakyll s weaknesses ーif you want a simple SSG to quickly spin up a Markdown blog this is probably not the SSG for you Pelicanby Alexis MetaireauPelican wasn t the first Python based static site generator but it was the first to gather considerable popularity Alexis Metaireau created Pelican in November to scratch his own itch I was previously using wordpress a solution you can host on a web server to manage your blog Most of the time I prefer using markup languages such as Markdown or RestructuredText to type my articles To do so I use vim I think it is important to let the people choose the tool they want to write the articles In my opinion a blog manager should just allow you to take any kind of input and transform it to a weblog That s what pelican does You can write your articles using the tool you want and the markup language you want and then generate a static HTML weblog Using Jinja as a templating language and accessing the Python ecosystem was a huge win for the Python audience Many of Pelican s features mirror Jekyll s some with a bit of Pelican flair of their own For example front matter does not have the triple dash lines Title My super title Date This is the content of my super blog post In other areas Pelican outshines Jekyll In particular Translations ーIs core functionality in Pelican Pagination ーThe pagination in Jekyll is notoriously painful Pagination in Pelican is a core feature that can be configured to your needs Atom amp RSS Feed support ーJekyll has Atom feeds through a plugin Pelican goes to the next level allowing you to have a feed per category tag and or author in addition to an overall feed Justin Mayer took over the reins as Pelican s lead maintainer in and he has steadily added new functionality fixed bugs and added quality of life improvements since then We ve stepped through years of recreating and iterating on Jekyll ーall vital to the current state of our SSG ecosystem But what came next To my mind it s an era of experimentation of reinvention of challenging Jekyll s foundations	2022-02-11 13:09:06
海外TECH	DEV Community	SSGs through the ages: The ‘Before Jekyll’ era	https://dev.to/cloudcannon/ssgs-through-the-ages-the-before-jekyll-era-27e6	SSGs through the ages The Before Jekyll eraBy Mike NeumegenStatic site generators SSGs have exploded in adoption over the past few years What were once tools for developers to build their personal blogs are now something millions of developers are reaching for to build commercial websites and web applications But how did we get here Carl Sagan said it best “You have to know the past to understand the present The history of SSGs involves a long line of innovators building on each other s ideas and pushing the boundaries of what is possible on a static website This blog series explores that history and navigates from the first SSG to where we are today Writing this series has been an adventure in piecing together internet history from old commit messages overlooked tweets and long forgotten blog posts on the Wayback Machine I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it Before Jekyll ーwhen the world was young ーstatic website generators were the sole domain of the mavericks of the web development community After all why would you want a static website when you could have the flexibility and power of dynamic generation Building a static HTML website from scratch was a repetitive process which most people solved with dynamic approaches Even with all the hype around dynamic generation a few brave souls still saw the benefits of static websites They built tools for themselves and others to make working on static websites easier and more enjoyable Little did they know that they were laying the foundation for the future of web development HSCbyThomas AglassingerFinding the original grandparent of all grandparents static site generator is a tough undertaking We know it was created sometime in the s and it was probably an obscure piece of software that only a small group of people knew about The earliest I can find is HSC “HTML Sucks Completely which Thomas Aglassinger created in HSC didn t call itself a static site generator ーthat term wouldn t be coined until the late s Instead it was an “HTML preprocessor and attempted to address some of the pain points of static HTML HTML is a very clumsy thing No macros no include files and several other features lacking HSC had typical SSG features like includes and conditional statements It even had features we don t commonly see in SSGs such as validating links amp syntax and automatically adding the width and height to image elements HSC was an innovative yet obscure piece of software While it could perform many functions dynamic website rendering would still reign supreme over the coming decades Movable Typeby Ben and Mena TrottIn the late s self published blogging rose in popularity thanks to tools like Blogger Open Diary and LiveJournal Ben and Mena Trott had what they called a “ d issatisfaction with existing blog CMSes ーperformance stability They decided to create their own open source Perl based blogging platform which would build a purely static website after any change It was operated through a web GUI rather than on the command line while it may not be what we typically think of as an SSG the resulting website is static Movable Type was one of the first platforms to recognize the advantages of static websites and make them accessible to a non technical audience It s powered tens of thousands of blogs and is actively maintained to this day Nanocby Denis DefreyneRuby on Rails was launched in August cementing Ruby as a trendy alternative to PHP for web applications Fast forward a few years and Denis Defreyne was looking for a Ruby based blogging platform Fortunately for the static site community he couldn t find anything that met his requirements “Having a VPS with only MB of RAM any Ruby based CMS ran extremely slowly Denis was another pioneer of static websites and realized his VPS would have more than enough resources if the website were purely static He set out to build what we now know as the first modern static site generator One year later on May Denis launched Nanoc to the world Nanoc introduced many of the features we now expect in an SSG layouts page metadata Markdown support templates and plugins What lies ahead Of course Jekyll would come along the following year and redefine static with its control and simplicity Here at CloudCannon we owe a lot to Jekyll and in my next post I examine the seismic shift in the static web landscape that Tom Preston Werner helped to enable	2022-02-11 13:07:34
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	iPhone Tap to Pay, realityOS leaks, and March 8 Apple event on the AppleInsider podcast	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/02/11/iphone-tap-to-pay-realityos-leaks-and-march-8-apple-event-on-the-appleinsider-podcast?utm_medium=rss	iPhone Tap to Pay realityOS leaks and March Apple event on the AppleInsider podcastOn this week s episode of the AppleInsider podcast your hosts discuss Apple s announcement of Tap to Pay allowing business owners to accept contactless payments directly on the iPhone realityOS found in App Store logs rumors of a March event and more On February Apple announced a new feature coming to iPhone that will allow users to accept Apple Pay and other contactless payments with no additional hardware Apple says Tap to Pay will arrive later this year while Stripe has already announced a closed beta program for the new feature coming this spring Developer Steve Troughton Smith has discovered references to realityOS in Apple s App Store logs confirming previous rumors This leak reveals Apple continues to develop its AR VR headset but the device is most likely delayed until Read more	2022-02-11 13:13:50
海外TECH	Engadget	Google's Nest Thermostat drops to $99 at Amazon	https://www.engadget.com/googles-nest-thermostat-drops-to-99-at-amazon-135002286.html?src=rss	Google x s Nest Thermostat drops to at AmazonWhile we saw Amazon s new smart thermostat go on sale earlier this week now you can get the more advanced Google Nest Thermostat for less too The smart home gadget is down to at Amazon right now which is percent off its normal price and close to its all time low All colors have been discounted and you can get the device with a trim kit for only or percent less than usual Buy Nest Thermostat at Amazon Buy Nest Thermostat trim kit at Amazon Normally the Energy Star certified Nest Thermostat came out in as an affordable alternative to Google s Nest Learning Thermostat The standard model doesn t have the luxury materials or the hi res display that the Learning model does but the biggest selling points remain the same A device like the Nest Thermostat can help you save on energy costs by optimizing the temperature in your home Google s device has a feature called Savings Finder that learns about your home system and offers suggestions to conserve energy You can also set your own schedule so you can for example keep your home warmer when you re there and cooler when you re out You can control the Nest Thermostat through the Google Home app making it easy to make adjustments on the fly and even when you re away from home The device also works with the Google Assistant and Amazon s Alexa so you can control it with your voice too Depending on your style you may prefer the look of the Nest Thermostat to that of its Learning cousin too It s slimmer with a mirrored display and it has a touch sensitive edge that you can use to adjust temperatures manually Amazon s sale is one to consider if you ve been itching to make your home a bit smarter without spending too much money Follow EngadgetDeals on Twitter for the latest tech deals and buying advice	2022-02-11 13:50:02
海外TECH	Engadget	Google+ is dead again, maybe for good this time	https://www.engadget.com/google-is-dead-again-this-time-for-business-customers-134048238.html?src=rss	Google is dead again maybe for good this timeGoogle shuffled off this mortal coil to the great app graveyard back in ーright Well not quite As a reminder its corpse was reanimated as Google Currents designed strictly for paying G Suite customers Now Google Workspaces announced that it has killed that app off too marking the final end of Google s social network or whatever G was Ars Technica reported nbsp Google said that the introduction of the Spaces group chat app last year negated the need for Currents so it plans to wind it down starting in Before it does that however it will add new capabilities to Spaces to accommodate some of Currents social features quot These include support for larger communities and leadership communication investments in advanced search tools for content moderation and more quot Google said nbsp As was the case with Google the usage and purpose of Currents was likely unclear to many users That issue extends to Spaces as well unfortunately As Google described it last year Spaces is an evolution of Rooms but is a part of Google Chat that s designed for group messaging much like Slack Got it What s also kind of funny is that Google recycled both the Spaces and Currents names Currents was a news style app that existed until and Google Spaces was a messaging app we saw for a short time in So one might say that Google was effectively killed twice and Currents was also buried two times Now let s hope we never hear those names again nbsp	2022-02-11 13:40:48
海外TECH	Engadget	Engadget Podcast: The best of Samsung Unpacked and Nintendo Direct	https://www.engadget.com/engadget-podcast-samsung-galaxy-s22-ultra-unpacked-nintendo-direct-steam-deck-peloton-133039482.html?src=rss	Engadget Podcast The best of Samsung Unpacked and Nintendo DirectTech news season is in full swing as Samsung launched its Galaxy S flagship phones this week along with new Tab S tablets This week on the podcast Cherlynn is joined by senior writer Sam Rutherford and special guest Chris Velazco from The Washington Post to discuss Samsung s new gear The trio also recap some of the best games announced at Nintendo Direct followed by a look at the week s biggest news including Peloton s layoffs Steam Deck previews and the Olympics Listen below or subscribe on your podcast app of choice If you ve got suggestions or topics you d like covered on the show be sure to email us or drop a note in the comments And be sure to check out our other podcasts the Morning After and Engadget News Engadget ·Samsung s Unpacked and Nintendo s Direct Subscribe iTunesSpotifyPocket CastsStitcherGoogle PodcastsTopicsSamsung unveiled the Galaxy S Ultra and Tab S series Nintendo s first Direct of Peloton s layoffs and terrible severance Microsoft promises COD will stay multi platform for now Valve s Steam Deck The early impressions are in Is the Louis Vuitton smartwatch tacky or awesome Grindr geofences the Olympic Village Working on Pop Culture picks Video livestreamCreditsHosts Cherlynn Low and Sam RutherfordGuest Chris VelazcoProducer Ben EllmanLivestream producers Julio Barrientos Owen Davidoff Luke BrooksGraphics artists Luke Brooks Brian OhMusic Dale North and Terrence O Brien	2022-02-11 13:30:39
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Cressida Dick: New Met chief must tackle policing culture, says Priti Patel	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-60345334?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	confidence	2022-02-11 13:51:23
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Covid: Wales' mask and isolation laws could end in March	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-60332835?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	legal	2022-02-11 13:07:46
ニュース	BBC News - Home	The family that froze to death on other side of world	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-60290955?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	canada	2022-02-11 13:02:06
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Marchant to start at 13 as England make eight changes to face Italy	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/60347846?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Marchant to start at as England make eight changes to face ItalyJoe Marchant will start at outside centre for England against Italy on Sunday in one of eight changes to the starting XV which lost to Scotland	2022-02-11 13:25:18
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Britain's Mark Cavendish wins stage two of Tour of Oman for first victory of 2022	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/60337553?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Britain x s Mark Cavendish wins stage two of Tour of Oman for first victory of Sprinter Mark Cavendish wins stage two of the Tour of Oman to take the overall lead from Fernando Gaviria and claim his first victory of	2022-02-11 13:11:13
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Derby reach 'resolution' with Middlesbrough over compensation claim	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60350198?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	claim	2022-02-11 13:53:14
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北海道	北海道新聞	母ら女児に食事十分に与えず　岡山の虐待事件、映像で判明	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/644782/	岡山市北区	2022-02-11 22:01:00