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海外TECH	MakeUseOf	10 Fun or Useful Things to Do on Your Android Phone When You Are Bored	https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-timekilling-google-android-apps-moderately-bored/	Fun or Useful Things to Do on Your Android Phone When You Are BoredNeed some time wasting activities to do when you re bored Here are some fun or important things you can do on your Android phone	2022-07-09 16:45:14
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海外TECH	MakeUseOf	The Beginner’s Guide to Setting Up Visual Studio Code on Your Windows PC	https://www.makeuseof.com/windows-vs-code-set-up-guide/	The Beginner s Guide to Setting Up Visual Studio Code on Your Windows PCVisual Studio Code is a popular choice amongst programmers and for good reason Here s how to get started with it on Windows	2022-07-09 16:15:14
海外TECH	DEV Community	Introduction to 12 different Headless CMSs for Blogs and Portfolio sites 💗	https://dev.to/hunghvu/introduction-to-12-different-headless-cmss-for-blogs-and-portfolio-sites-1g40	Introduction to different Headless CMSs for Blogs and Portfolio sites I started blogging as a hobby but over time I realized owning a website is a great way to showcase my experience and opinions This allows me to further my reach establish a firm digital presence and open a gateway to more opportunities Depending on your niches there are blogging platforms that help you bootstrap a blogging profile and bring you closers to the audience For example my blog is about technology so I landed on Hashnode Dev and HackerNoon With that said why do I want to find a headless content management system headless CMS to build my website for portfolio and blogging purposes The blogging platforms are certainly great places to start They helped me write and published articles in minutes That said I would like to own my data and further customize the website completely This is only achievable by creating everything from the ground up and it would be a fun side project for me so why not Therefore about weeks ago I elicit information from the community to learn more about their experience with headless CMSs Which headless CMS would you recommend for a blog site Hung Vu・Jun ・ min read discuss help beginners webdev This article presents my research on headless CMSs and my assessment of available solutions on the market with a focus on support for a blog and portfolio website Via this article you can learn about the concept of headless CMS aspects to consider when choosing a headless CMS feature comparisons between available CMSs on the market and what are suitable solutions I am by no means an expert in the world of headless CMSs but hopefully this is a decent starting point for you Table of ContentsWhat is a CMS What are categories of CMSs Headless CMSs and decoupled CMSs are not entirely the sameWhat to consider when choosing a headless CMS for your portfolio and blog StrapiDirectusSanityGraphCMSPrismicGhostCMSStoryblokWebinyContemberPayload CMSKeystoneJSContentfulWhich headless CMS should you choose for your portfolio and blog Wrap up What is a CMS Back to table of contents In software development we can generally say there are three main components a front end a back end and a database The front end is a presentation layer so clients can interact with an application server in other words it is the user interface e g static web page mobile application interface Meanwhile business logic is processed on the back end server and the database is used to hold user data Traditional CMSs usually use a monolithic architecture hence it contains all these three components and the front end is considered the head of CMS Instead of building your product traditional CMSs take care of everything for you They provide pre defined templates from the presentation layer to security data storage user transactions and many more From social media employee management and whatnot there is a pre built CMS that serves your use cases What are the categories of CMSs Back to table of contents Generally there are four different categories of CMSs Web based CMSs traditional CMSs They are domain specific CMSs and serve as a low to no code solution Website builders are prime examples of this category They are mostly closed source and the least customizable in this list That said being almost no code required web based CMSs are the most user friendly and can help non technical users bootstrap their products in a relatively short amount of time The solutions in this category are mostly for enterprise content management ECM or web content management WCM Web based CMSs but in a decoupled state Still web based CMSs but the front end is removed and contents are now served via APIs This is their approach to becoming headless However they are considered decoupled systems not pure headless CMSs Pure headless CMSsWhen talking about headless this means there is no presentation layer in place no head and all of the content e g blog article is distributed via endpoints APIs By design pure headless CMSs are front end agnostic so there is freedom in choosing a front end technology stack of your own If you are interested in front end technologies I had written an article about this topic before Which front end frameworks and libraries should you learn in From this category and onwards more pre built open source and developer friendly CMSs appear Inherently flexibility in development is increased These headless CMSs are generic by default that said some can specialize and optimize in certain verticals such as ecommerce marketing and so on Customized MACH based CMSsMACH architecture stands for microservices API first cloud native and headless and this category means you build up the whole CMS from the ground up This is the most powerful type of CMS but came at the cost of heavy development resources For example the social media that you are using right now are humongous CMSs composed of several different technologies and require different teams of experts to develop deploy and maintain Each category offers self host managed host and software as a service SaaS approaches but user friendly solutions towards the right in the diagram are mainly SaaS and vice versa However the current trend of the market seems to move toward the middle grey area and hence a blurry line is there The next gen headless CMSs offer a better user experience and become more focused on a certain vertical while still maintaining their scalability open and developer friendly nature On the other hand traditional monolithic CMSs are trying to be more modular and decoupled as a way to mitigate their downsides and attract a new wave of customers As a web developer myself a headless CMS would be a perfect choice for building a portfolio and blogging site There is no need to create an extreme MACH based CMS for such a small website Besides the further my website grows the more advantages I can benefit from the headless CMS due to its customizability and developer friendly nature Headless CMSs and decoupled CMSs are not entirely the sameBack to table of contents Headless may sound decoupled to you and indeed it is but a headless CMS is more of a subset of the decoupled system Traditional CMSs can be used in a decoupled manner For instance WordPress can operate without the front end or headless but there are two key distinctions The decoupled CMS itself has a built in presentation layer by design so since its inception WordPress has assumed principles for designing the front end and what it can work with The decoupled CMS itself has pre defined business logic object definition and architecture They are not supposed to be changed or are relatively unintuitive to modify Because of these a traditional but decoupled CMS does not work well when you want to expand the views of your product or migration to a different technology stack e g on different operating systems The headless CMSs solve this by Having no assumption of the front end Allowing developers to model their data schemas from the ground up With the separation of concerns the headless CMSs can be hosted in one place while the front end resides on another server and changes on one do not affect the other This freedom allows developers to use a headless CMS as a single source of truth for their multi platform application while still being able to optimize and deliver the data in a consistent and structured manner via APIs Inherently headless CMSs greatly improve other aspects such as modularity via microservices scalability performance and security What to consider when choosing a headless CMS for your portfolio and blog Back to table of contents This is a contextual question as the answer varies depending on your requirements Do you want the best performance Do you want stricter user control So on and so forth From a non expertise perspective I would ignore most technical aspects for now In reality I doubt my website can push the CMS to its extreme anytime soon Also considering we have like millions of headless CMSs on the market I only discuss some popular choices in the article With that said let s lay down some core questions to make the comparison Does it have a free plan Is it open source How can we host it What types of content query APIs does it support What types of text editor does it provide by default Does it have TypeScript support Does it have a media library Does it support plugins Does it support single sign on SSO Does it support article scheduling Does it support internationalization Does it support any form of content backup or migration Does it support a single type This feature is rather important because a portfolio is usually a one off page In the sections below I am going to answer these questions in a FAQ format The answers are based on their latest major version as of the time of writing This is a lengthy comparison so if you only want a summary here you are StrapiBack to table of contents Does Strapi have a free plan Yes but with limited features dual licenses Is Strapi open source Yes How can we host Strapi We can either self host limited features or use the Strapi Cloud service The cloud service is being developed and is not generally available as of July What types of content query APIs does Strapi support Both REST and GraphQL are supported What types of text editor does Strapi provide by default Both Markdown and WYSIWYG editors are supported Does Strapi have TypeScript support Yes but it is in beta as of July Does Strapi have a media library Yes and the media can be stored on your server or external storage service Does Strapi support plugins Yes Does Strapi support single sign on SSO Yes but it is available only on their highest enterprise tier Only authentication is supported not authorization Does Strapi support article scheduling Yes but it is not available by default CRON task must be set up for this Does Strapi support internationalization Yes Does Strapi support any form of content backup or migration No at least not by default Does Strapi support a single type Yes DirectusBack to table of contents It is more of a data platform like database clients not focusing on content management Directus can be used on top of the current database and act as a headless CMS Does Directus have a free plan Yes Is Directus open source Yes How can we host Directus We can either self host or use Directus Cloud The self host is fully featured meanwhile Directus has a free cloud hosting option with a limited feature set What types of content query APIs does Directus support Both REST and GraphQL are supported What types of text editor does Directus provide by default Both Markdown and WYSIWYG editors are supported Does Directus have TypeScript support Yes Does Directus have a media library Yes Does Directus support plugins Yes Does Directus support single sign on SSO Yes Does Directus support article scheduling Yes Does Directus support internationalization Yes Does Directus support any form of content backup or migration Yes Directus backup requires the whole database backup procedures e g database dump Does Directus support a single type Yes its equivalent is Directus Items SanityBack to table of contents Does Sanity have a free plan Yes but with limited features Is Sanity open source Sanity is partially open source How can we host Sanity We can self host Sanity Studio which is an admin dashboard However all of the data resides on Sanity Cloud What types of content query APIs does Sanity support REST GraphQL and GROQ an in house query language are supported What types of text editor does Sanity provide by default The WYSIWYG editor is supported by default but the Markdown one is available via an official plugin Does Sanity have TypeScript support Yes the Sanity Studio support TypeScript out of the box Does Sanity have a media library No but it is available via a third party plugin Does Sanity support plugins Yes Does Sanity support single sign on SSO Yes but this is only for the enterprise plan Does Sanity support article scheduling Yes but this is also a paid feature Does Sanity support internationalization Yes Does Sanity support any form of content backup or migration Yes you can export all documents to a JSON file Does Sanity support a single type Yes singleton page but it might not be straightforward to set up and maintain these GraphCMSBack to table of contents Does GraphCMS have a free plan Yes but with limited features Is GraphCMS open source No How can we host GraphCMS GraphCMS is a proprietary SaaS there is no self host option What types of content query APIs does GraphCMS support Only GraphQL is supported What types of text editor does GraphCMS provide by default Only the WYSIWYG editor is supported that said the content can be saved and queried in Markdown format Does GraphCMS have TypeScript support Unknown I could not find the answer from the documents Does GraphCMS have a media library Yes Does GraphCMS support plugins Yes but this seems to be in an early preview stage Does GraphCMS support single sign on SSO Yes but this is only for the enterprise plan Does GraphCMS support article scheduling Yes Does GraphCMS support internationalization Yes Does GraphCMS support any form of content backup or migration Yes but your data will reside on the GraphCMS server That said if you are an enterprise customer you can contact them and ask for an off site backup Does GraphCMS support a single type No but the singleton feature seems to be in development PrismicBack to table of contents Does Prismic have a free plan Yes but with limited features Is Prismic open source No How can we host Prismic Prismic is a proprietary SaaS there is no self host option What types of content query APIs does Prismic support Both REST and GraphQL are supported What types of text editor does Prismic provide by default Both WYSIWYG and Markdown editors are supported Does Prismic have TypeScript support Yes Does Prismic have a media library Yes Does Prismic support plugins No Does Prismic support single sign on SSO Yes but this is only for the enterprise plan Does Prismic support article scheduling Yes Does Prismic support internationalization Yes Does Prismic support any form of content backup or migration Yes but these are paid features You can either have backups within Prismic Cloud or export to other storage services Does Prismic support a single type Yes GhostCMSBack to table of contents Does Ghost have a free plan Technically yes Is Ghost open source Yes How can we host Ghost We can either freely self host fully featured or use the Ghost Cloud service There is no free plan for the cloud host though What types of content query APIs does Ghost support Both GraphQL and REST are supported What types of text editor does Ghost provide by default Both WYSIWYG and Markdown editors are supported Does Ghost have TypeScript support Unknown Does Ghost have a media library No Does Ghost support plugins Yes Does Ghost support single sign on SSO No Does Ghost support article scheduling Yes Does Ghost support internationalization Yes Does Ghost support any form of content backup or migration Yes you can export and import data in a single click in JSON format Does Ghost support a single type Yes its equivalent is Ghost Pages StoryblokBack to table of contents Does Storyblok have a free plan Yes but with limited features Is Storyblok open source No How can we host Storyblok Storyblok is a proprietary SaaS so only cloud hosting is available What types of content query APIs does Storyblok support Both GraphQL and REST are supported What types of text editor does Storyblok provide by default By default only the WYSIWYG editor is available but you can import Markdown content Does Storyblok have TypeScript support Yes Does Storyblok have a media library Yes its equivalent is Storyblok Assets Manager Does Storyblok support plugins Yes Does Storyblok support single sign on SSO Yes but this is only for the enterprise plan Does Storyblok support article scheduling Yes Does Storyblok support internationalization Yes Does Storyblok support any form of content backup or migration Yes you can also export your content via APIs Does Storyblok support a single type Unknown I could not find a definitive answer from the documents WebinyBack to table of contents Does Webiny have a free plan Yes but with limited features dual licenses Is Webiny open source Yes How can we host Webiny Only self host is available What types of content query APIs does Webiny support Only GraphQL is supported What types of text editor does Webiny provide by default Only the WYSIWYG editor is supported Does Webiny have TypeScript support Yes Does Webiny have a media library Yes its equivalent is a file manager layer on top of the Amazon S service Does Webiny support plugins Yes Does Webiny support single sign on SSO Yes but this is only for the enterprise plan Does Webiny support article scheduling Yes Does Webiny support internationalization Yes Does Webiny support any form of content backup or migration Yes but this requires an infrastructure backup e g database dump Migrating between versions can be impossible due to breaking changes Does Webiny support a single type Unknown I could not find a definitive answer from the documents ContemberBack to table of contents Does Contember have a free plan Yes Is Contember open source Yes How can we host Contember We can either self host fully featured or use their managed hosting service What types of content query APIs does Contember support Only GraphQL is supported What types of text editor does Contember provide by default Only the WYSIWYG editor is supported Does Contember have TypeScript support Yes Does Contember have a media library Unknown Contember stores the uploads to Amazon S service but I am not certain whether it has a media library Does Contember support plugins No Does Contember support single sign on SSO Yes and it seems to be a free feature Does Contember support article scheduling Unknown Does Contember support internationalization Unknown Does Contember support any form of content backup or migration Unknown Does Contember support a single type Unknown Payload CMSBack to table of contents Does Payload CMS have a free plan Yes Is Payload CMS open source Yes Payload CMS just went open source in late May How can we host Payload CMS We can self host fully featured It seems to have an enterprise managed hosting plan but it is being developed What types of content query APIs does Payload CMS support Both GraphQL and REST are supported What types of text editor does Payload CMS provide by default Only the WYSIWYG editor is supported Does Payload CMS have TypeScript support Yes Does Payload CMS have a media library Yes Does Payload CMS support plugins Yes Does Payload CMS support single sign on SSO It supports but I m not certain whether it is an enterprise only feature or not The document is rather vague on this I suppose it is free as the project is on an MIT license only Does Payload CMS support article scheduling Yes It is available via Payload CMS Versions Does Payload CMS support internationalization Yes Does Payload CMS support any form of content backup or migration It seems like there is no simple backup and migrating option You have to perform operations on the infrastructure level Does Payload CMS support a single type Unknown KeystoneJSBack to table of contents Does KeystoneJS have a free plan Yes Is KeystoneJS open source Yes How can we host KeystoneJS We can self host fully featured There seems to be no first party cloud or managed hosting service What types of content query APIs does KeystoneJS support Both GraphQL and REST are supported What types of text editor does KeystoneJS provide by default Only the WYSIWYG editor is supported Does KeystoneJS have TypeScript support Yes Does KeystoneJS have a media library It seems the media library or file management are not available as of now Does KeystoneJS support plugins Yes but it seems the support is rather limited Does KeystoneJS support single sign on SSO Yes but there is no clear guidance on the implementation that I am aware of Does KeystoneJS support article scheduling Unknown Does KeystoneJS support internationalization No it is being developed Does KeystoneJS support any form of content backup or migration It seems like there is no simple backup and migrating option You have to perform operations on the infrastructure level Does KeystoneJS support a single type No it is being developed ContentfulBack to table of contents Does Contentful have a free plan Yes Is Contentful open source No How can we host Contentful Contentful is a proprietary SaaS only cloud hosting is available What types of content query APIs does Contentful support Both GraphQL and REST are supported What types of text editor does Contentful provide by default Both Markdown and WYSIWYG editors are supported Does Contentful have TypeScript support Yes Does Contentful have a media library Yes Does Contentful support plugins Yes Does Contentful support single sign on SSO Yes but this is only available on the enterprise plan Does Contentful support article scheduling Yes Does Contentful support internationalization Yes Does Contentful support any form of content backup or migration Yes you can also create an off site export Does Contentful support a single type No there seems to be a workaround to achieve the singleton feature but it is not supported out of the box Which headless CMS should you choose for your portfolio and blog Back to table of contents In the pictures above you can see the summary of the feature comparison between CMSs based on my research using their documents and marketing materials Now let s try to determine suitable CMSs for the portfolio and blog then I prefer the CMSs that are free and offer a self host option GraphCMS Prismic Storyblok and Contentful are proprietary SaaS Meanwhile Sanity stores data on their server so they are out SaaS and managed hosting are certainly useful but to me it is even better to have freedom of choice I only have experience with REST APIs at the moment so its support is a must Therefore Webiny and Contember are out That said I might try out GraphQL in the future so it is great if the CMSs support both options Media library is a huge addition for maintenance and user experience in the long run GhostCMS and KeystoneJS lack this feature so they are out This leaves only Strapi Directus and Payload left Out of the three it seems like only Directus has all of the checkmarks however Directus admin UI is in Vue while I am a React developer This can potentially become an overhead to maintain Strapi has a much larger community Both Strapi and Payload CMS offer a React admin UI These three CMSs are fairly feature parity With that said I cannot define the winners here For the next steps I will download and try out all these three headless CMSs then write down deeper pros and cons comparisons between them After all my observation right now is only the tip of the iceberg so there is not enough information for a satisfiable conclusion Wrap upBack to table of contents This is my very first step in getting into the headless CMSs world Via this article we have discussed the role of CMSs in software development the categories of CMSs and what headless CMS is about Besides we have talked about the important features of CMSs the comparison of available solutions on the market and what are the suitable CMSs for your portfolio and blog Writing everything down gives me a point of reference like a specification document and I wish this can give you a sense of starting point too Now which CMS would be your choice for a portfolio and blog site Please let me know in the comment section below Find more developer news at The Dev Report and technology articles at my blog Interested in web development GitHub Actions and more My other articles might be helpful to you Advanced GitHub Actions Conditional Workflow JavaScript Promise Chaining Avoid Callback HellGitHub CLI in minutes Also let s connect Twitter hunghvu devLinkedIn hunghvuHashnode hunghvuDev hunghvuGitHub hunghvuHackerNoon hungvuMedium hunghvu dev	2022-07-09 16:53:52
海外TECH	DEV Community	Benefits and working of DevSecOps	https://dev.to/makendrang/benefits-and-working-of-devsecops-2fja	Benefits and working of DevSecOps Benefits of DevSecOpsThe two main benefits of DevSecOps are security and speed The development team is offering better more secure code faster and therefore cheaper Fast and affordable software deliveryIf the software is developed in an environment other than DevSecOps security issues can cause significant time delays Fixing code and security issues can be time consuming and costly Deploying DevSecOps quickly and securely saves time and money by minimizing the need to repeat the process of fixing security issues after the fact This is more efficient and cost effective because the built in security eliminates double checks and unnecessary rebuilds making your code more secure Improved proactive securityDevSecOps has implemented a cybersecurity process from the beginning of the development cycle Throughout the development cycle your code is reviewed audited scanned and tested for security issues These issues will be addressed as soon as they are identified Address security issues before additional dependencies are introduced Identifying and implementing protection technologies early in the cycle makes it more cost effective to fix security issues In addition better collaboration between development security and operations teams improves the organization s response in the event of an incident or problem DevSecOps practices reduce the time it takes to patch vulnerabilities and free your security team to focus on more important tasks These practices also ensure and simplify regulatory compliance and save application development projects from the need to retrofit security measures Accelerating patching of vulnerabilitiesThe main advantage of DevSecOps is the ability to quickly manage newly identified vulnerabilities DevSecOps integrates vulnerability scanning and patching into the release cycle reducing the ability to identify and patch Common Vulnerability and Exposures This limits the windows at which attackers must exploit the publicly faced production system vulnerabilities Automation compatible with the latest developmentIf your company ships software using a continuous integration continuous delivery pipeline you can integrate cybersecurity testing into an automated test suite for your operations team Security management automation is highly dependent on project and organizational goals Automated testing ensures that your embedded software dependencies are at the appropriate patch level and that your software passes security tests You can also use static and dynamic analytics to test and protect your code before pushing the final updates to production Reproducible and adaptive processAs your organization matures so does your attitude toward security DevSecOps is suitable for repeatable and adaptive processes This ensures that security is consistently applied throughout the environment as the environment changes and adapts to new requirements Mature implementations of DevSecOps include robust automation configuration management orchestration containers immutable infrastructure and even serverless computing environments How does DevSecOps work Improves automation across the software delivery pipeline eliminates errors and reduces attacks and downtime For teams looking to integrate security into the DevOps framework the process can be completed seamlessly with the appropriate DevSecOps tools and processes Let s have a look at a general DevSecOps and DevOps workflow Developers write code within a version control system Changes are transferred to the version control system Another developer gets the code from a version control system and performs static code analysis to identify security flaws and code quality errors Then use an Infrastructure as Code tool such as Chef to create your environment The application is deployed and then the security configuration is applied to the system Then run the test automation suite on your newly deployed application including backends UIs integrations security tests APIs and more If your application passes these tests it will be deployed to your production environment This new production environment is continuously monitored to identify active security threats to the system With a test driven development environment and automated testing and continuous integration as part of your workflow enterprises can seamlessly and quickly work towards the common goals of higher code quality and improved security and compliance Gratitude for perusing my article till end I hope you realized something unique today If you enjoyed this article then please share to your buddies and if you have suggestions or thoughts to share with me then please write in the comment box Above blog is submitted as part of Devtron Blogathon Check out Devtron s GitHub repo and give a to show your love amp support Follow Devtron on LinkedIn and Twitter to keep yourself updated on this	2022-07-09 16:39:03
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Early Prime Day deal: Apple Watch Series 7 dips to $284, lowest price ever	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/07/09/early-prime-day-deal-apple-watch-series-7-dips-to-284-lowest-price-ever?utm_medium=rss	Early Prime Day deal Apple Watch Series dips to lowest price everAmazon is home to some of the best Apple Watch deals available ahead of Prime Day with the Series now off Amazon has slashed the Apple Watch Series to lowest price ever ahead of Prime Day Pre Prime Day Apple Watch discounts Read more	2022-07-09 16:28:11
海外TECH	Engadget	Rogers restores service following Canada-wide internet outage	https://www.engadget.com/rogers-restores-service-following-canada-wide-outage-161623524.html?src=rss	Rogers restores service following Canada wide internet outageOn Saturday Rogers Communications said it had restored service for the “vast majority of customers affected by the outage that left many Canadians without access to the internet “As our services come back online and traffic volumes return to normal some customers may experience a delay in regaining full service quot the telecom said in a Twitter update posted late Thursday evening It later promised it was “working hard to get any customers still without internet access back online “as quickly as possible In a letter attributed to president and CEO Tony Staffieri Rogers said it was “working to fully understand the root cause of this outage and that it would make all “the changes necessary to avoid a repeat in the future Additionally the company promised to send a bill credit to every customer affected by the outage Following our previous updates we have now restored services for the vast majority of our customers and our technical teams are working hard to ensure that the remaining customers are back online as quickly as possible pic twitter com IobLDzeiーRogersHelps RogersHelps July While Rogers has yet to share what caused its entire network to go down for the better part of an entire day DDoS mitigation company Cloudflare provided a possible answer “Based on what we re seeing and similar incidents in the past we believe this is likely to be an internal error not a cyber attack the company said in a blog post published on Friday Cloudflare speculated that a Border Gateway Protocol BGP issue likely contributed to the outage A “routine BGP update gone wrong was the cause of the massive outage that took down Facebook Instagram and WhatsApp last fall Whatever led to the outage its effect was easy to see People crowded into cafes and public libraries so that they could use their phones and computers At one point Toronto Police even noted some people couldn t call due to the outage Across the country Interac the system Canadian banks use to connect their networks was down leading to debit cards and ATMs not working One analysis by internet monitoring organization NetBlocks showed that Canada s national connectivity dropped to percent of normal levels during the event If nothing else the episode is likely to reignite conversation within Canada about the dominance Rogers has over the national telecom market nbsp nbsp nbsp ️Update Metrics show internet service is being gradually restored in Canada after an outage at operator Rogers that knocked out a quarter of the country s observable connectivity The crippling incident has raised questions over the centralisation of critical infrastructure pic twitter com rJMTemXーNetBlocks netblocks July	2022-07-09 16:16:23
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	Wimbledon: Elena Rybakina beats Ons Jabeur in women's singles final	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/tennis/62108952?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Wimbledon Elena Rybakina beats Ons Jabeur in women x s singles finalElena Rybakina becomes the first player repreenting Kazakhstan to win a Grand Slam title by beating Tunisian third seed Ons Jabeur in the Wimbledon women s singles final	2022-07-09 16:08:20
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Euro 2022: Coumba Sow fires Switzerland into early lead against Portugal	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/62108789?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Euro Coumba Sow fires Switzerland into early lead against PortugalSwitzerland s Coumba Sow fires home a sensational strike to put her side up against Portugal in the second minute of their Euro match at Leigh Sports Village	2022-07-09 16:28:25
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