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IT	気になる、記になる…	｢iPhone 14 Pro｣のものとみられるGeekBenchのベンチマークスコアが明らかに	https://taisy0.com/2022/09/08/161328.html	apple	2022-09-08 08:56:59
IT	気になる、記になる…	楽天モバイル、｢iPhone 14｣シリーズや｢Apple Watch Ultra｣などの新製品を順次発売へ	https://taisy0.com/2022/09/08/161325.html	airpodspr	2022-09-08 08:24:33
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] iPhone 14シリーズ、予約は9日午後9時から	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2209/08/news210.html	apple	2022-09-08 17:31:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia ビジネスオンライン] 「周りの目が気になって休めない」6割　社内ではびこる“休憩忖度”	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/business/articles/2209/08/news173.html	itmedia	2022-09-08 17:15:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia Mobile] ドコモが「eSIM」へのオンライン切り替えを再開　SMSによる認証が必須に	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/mobile/articles/2209/08/news205.html	itmediamobile	2022-09-08 17:10:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] 日本の「iPhone 14」は世界で2番目に安い　世界37カ国の税込価格を円換算で比較　価格調査サイト調べ	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2209/08/news201.html	iphone	2022-09-08 17:06:00
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	TwitterAPIを使ってツイートを取得したりツイートを投稿したりする【Python + tweepy】	https://qiita.com/fujii_273/items/9bb05b3dfcd79d391ff7	pythontweepy	2022-09-08 17:43:39
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AI に絵を生成させるStable DiffusionをCPU使用のDockerで動かしてみた	https://qiita.com/ShogoMatsumoto/items/61e172bc81dfa01145d6	stable	2022-09-08 17:19:59
Program	CodeZine	Epics DAO、オープンソースソフトウェア開発のための分散型クラウドソーシングプラットフォーム「Epics」、アルファ版がローンチ	http://codezine.jp/article/detail/16488	elsoullabo	2022-09-08 17:02:00
Program	CodeZine	プログラミング言語「Scala 3.2.0」が公開、コンパイル時にテストカバレッジのデータを出力するように	http://codezine.jp/article/detail/16490	scala	2022-09-08 17:02:00
Linux	Ubuntuタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	gh コマンド（GitHub CLI）で GLIBC が見つからないエラーを解決する（Ubuntu）	https://qiita.com/haru52/items/9e61c939628c64f65b0e	ghghlib	2022-09-08 17:21:58
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Oracle Analytics ServerをDockerで立ててみた②	https://qiita.com/ShogoMatsumoto/items/08e1a64a2101f4eb6012	oracleanalyticsserver	2022-09-08 17:20:31
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Oracle Business IntellgenceをDockerで立ててみた③	https://qiita.com/ShogoMatsumoto/items/933fe15c7b4abcc9b96f	oracledatabase	2022-09-08 17:20:19
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AI に絵を生成させるStable DiffusionをCPU使用のDockerで動かしてみた	https://qiita.com/ShogoMatsumoto/items/61e172bc81dfa01145d6	stable	2022-09-08 17:19:59
Azure	Azureタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Azure Web App で PM2 コマンドを用いてアプリケーションを起動する方法	https://qiita.com/Futo_Horio/items/136cf596db74908e0fcf	azurewebapp	2022-09-08 17:59:07
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	VyOS를 이용하여 VPN환경을 구축해보고 테스트 해보자	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/vyos-use-vpn-test/	VyOS를이용하여VPN환경을구축해보고테스트해보자소개안녕하세요 클래스메소드금상원입니다 이번블로그에서는AWS에서VyOS를이용하여VPN환경을구축하고테스트하는방법에대해알아보겠습니다 이번블로그에서TransitGatew	2022-09-08 08:09:12
海外TECH	DEV Community	Relational Based Access Control Models	https://dev.to/egeaytin/relational-based-access-control-models-2ldj	Relational Based Access Control ModelsRelational based access control has gained its popularity over years among startups to large enterprises Yet some large tech companies are already starting to use ReBAC as their leading access control model In Google published white paper of its consistent global authorization system called Zanzibar which handles authorization for YouTube Drive Google Cloud and all of Google s other products After only a short time Zanzibar based access control services have been created by the technical teams at Airbnb and Carta These all contribute to the popularity of ReBAC for sure Although ReBAC is best known for social networks because its core concept is about the network of relations it can be applied beyond that In this article we ll primarily focus on common usages of ReBAC I ll cover highly used models of relationship based access control with examples from familiar use cases OwnershipParent Child amp HierarchiesUser Groups amp TeamsBut before diving in let s start with a quick intro about relationship based access control and cover how it works What is Relational Based Access Control ReBAC is an access control model that defines permissions based on the relationships between entities and subjects of your system If we think of a simple blog application the system typically allows post creators to edit or delete the post which ensures that no ordinary user can make updates on a random blog In our blog example the creator represents a relationship between the user subject and the post entity So if user X has a creator relation with the post Y then the system allows user X to edit or delete post Y Subject indicates the party that takes the action on resources In most cases likewise in this blog example the subject will be a user but it can also be another entity like a device tenant or user set such as team members We ll cover all these use cases but since we started with creator which is a form of ownership let s continue with it and introduce our first ReBAC model ownership Models OwnershipOwnership can occur in many places across different applications The general idea is users or entities have absolute permissions on their own data Such examples are users accessing their own profile settings in an application tracking their own healthcare data or viewing their own governmental information All of these examples contained an ownership model We mentioned the example “Users can edit posts they created We can easily achieve this functionality with ReBAC The biggest advantage of using relationship based access control is that you can often use data that is already present in the application When a user creates a post you can store its identity in the post table as owner Sounds easy right Ownership v RBACLet s look at that situation from a role based access control perspective You can easily define specific roles or permissions to perform actions on posts such as read delete edit etc But what about the ownership How to create a permission or role that defines users to be able to edit posts they created It s clear that we can t achieve this with a single role A workaround solution would be assigning the “owner role to the user when a post is created to differentiate it from other users Moreover we need to add specific roles to each post to compare the user and owner roles This is the point where roles and permissions don t fit well as opposed to ReBAC As we mentioned this can be easily achieved through ReBAC with a simple Database design It s important to notice that access control models can be used together in such scenarios Although it s not reasonable to build ownership with roles and permissions ReBAC ownership model works great with role based access control and it s widely used Let s give an example of deleting repository permission on Github You can delete any repository or fork if you re either an organization owner or have admin permissions for the repository or fork For performing a delete action GitHub uses both RBAC and ReBAC This combination indicates that either you need to have an admin role or you need to be owner of the organization to delete a repository Parent Child amp HierarchiesSince being the owner of some resource can be also described as the parent of some resource the parent child model often be confused with ownership Although they seem the same at first glance they re quite different Parent child model is relevant with the nested relations of a child s resources The general idea is granting parents access to perform actions on their children s resources Think of an organization in which departments have their own resources like files documents etc We want users to view resources if only they re a member of the department So this prevents different users from achieving other departments files Notice that it s not sufficient to say members can view department files ーinstead you need to specify the parent of the user as the department What if we want to add RBAC in this scenario Let s say users that have admin or manager roles can view all of the files organization wide Then we have a similar case that we cover on the ownership model Quick note before continuing Generally this is a case we wouldn t prefer in real life since giving a god mode to a specific user role is breaking the least privilege access principle and it s a nightmare at scale systems When combining roles and relationship based access control be careful about the priority of enforcement Most of the time you ll need to check whether the user has admin or manager role first If a user has it then they can be authorized to perform the action Unless the user doesn t have one of these roles then the system needs to check the parent child relation to decide User Groups amp TeamsGrouping users helps to organize access control in a more structured way especially at scale We examine the parent child relationship model with segmentation of resources entities we group resources files as in departments Groups model more focused on segmentation of users or user sets rather than segmenting the resources In particular this model ensures that the user has a privilege to access to do some action on a resource based on its group team etc Github repository access would be a great example for group specific privileges Github enables you to give a team access to a repository or change a team s level of access to a repository in your repository settings Giving access to a team simply means members of that team can also access your private repository The enforcement workflow is the same as other models Most of the time you check whether the user has the relevant role or permissions then you need to move on checking parent child relation Is the user still unauthorized if yes then you need to check for each group the user belongs to ConclusionWe went through common relationship based access control models and tried to explain their structure with basic real world examples Many applications already work with a database that contains a network of entities that have relationships with each other We can clearly see this in relational databases That s why most of the systems have already adopted relational based access control for the sake of their natural structure I try to keep things simple for demonstration purposes If you have any questions or doubts feel free to ask them If you liked this post you can find more about authorization at our open source project on github	2022-09-08 08:44:53
海外TECH	DEV Community	Intro to HTTP	https://dev.to/kazauwa/intro-to-http-17p	Intro to HTTPHypertext Transfer Protocol is a set of rules for sending data across the internet It was invented to standardize communication e g how browsers should request data from servers and how servers should respond HTTP is very widespread so as a web developer you will interact with the protocol a lot The basic requestIt s a text protocol so a human can easily read it Here is a simplified version of a message that a browser generates to ask for the main page of dev to GET HTTP Host dev toUser Agent Chrome Accept Language en USThe first line called the request line contains the request We tell the server that we want to read GET a resource at the root page as in dev to The line ends with version of the HTTP protocol HeadersThe second and the following lines contain additional information called headers They are technical bits of data needed for communication to work out correctly A header consists of a name and a value separated by a colon One line holds precisely one header and there is no limit to their number apart from the max request size a server can handle Headers are optional except for Host which specifies the domain of the requested resource The last two headers in the example above specify our browser and preferred language The complete list of all available headers is long and you don t really need to know all of them Among other reasons a browser will handle them for you in most cases ResponseAnd here s how a simplified HTTP response may look HTTP OKContent Type text htmlContent Length Content Encoding gzip lt response body gt The first line consists of an HTTP version and a status code which briefly describes the request result Same as in requests the following lines contain headers For instance the server tells our browser that the response has an HTML page Content Type text html An HTTP response can have a response body a file a bunch of bytes an HTML page or it can be empty That s what we see when our browser renders this information on our screen That s it for the basic layout of an HTTP message CookiesCookies ーare small pieces of information that persist across requests They are used to “remember a user on a website For example your login information is saved in cookies That s why you don t authenticate each time you visit some website That is also the reason you see targeted ads Cookies are stored in your browser and sent to the server with every request In terms of HTTP cookies are headers They are initially sent with the response Set Cookie lt cookie name gt lt cookie value gt If browser has saved cookies it will pass them in subsequent requests as headers Cookie name value MethodsMethods or HTTP verbs describe which action we want to perform on a resource An action is executed on a server side hence methods are only used in requests There are methods as defined in the standard Some of them may seem identical but there are properties to help us determine the difference between them Safety ーaction only reads the resource and does not change it Idempotence ーdoing the same action repeatedly will produce the same result Cacheability ーthe response can be saved somewhere and retrieved for later use Now let s have a look at each method I ll leave out CONNECT and TRACE because they are pretty rare GETSafetyIdempotenceCacheability GET is the most frequently used method on the internet It is used to read a resource When navigating a website in a browser we make a GET request GET HTTP Host httpbin orgHTTP OKContent Type text html charset utf Content Length lt DOCTYPE html gt lt html lang en gt lt head gt lt meta charset UTF gt lt title gt httpbin org lt title gt POSTSafetyIdempotenceCacheability sometimesPOST method sends data to the server That data is placed in the request body which works the same way as in an HTTP response POST method alters resource state often creating a new instance of something It is the second most frequently used type of request on the internet If you submit a form on a website your browser will send a POST request POST post HTTP Host httpbin orgContent Type multipart form data boundary Content Length Content Disposition form data name login kazauwa Content Disposition form data name password supersecret PUTSafetyIdempotenceCacheability PUT is like POST but idempotent That is subsequent PUT requests will produce the same result POST in contrast can lead to unexpected effects Imagine submitting a registration form multiple times and creating multiple identical users PATCHSafetyIdempotenceCacheability Also known as partial PUT Unlike POST it cannot be used in forms PATCH is meant to send only partial changes to a resource say we only want to change a username but in reality not many servers implement it DELETESafetyIdempotenceCacheability DELETE is used to delete a resource It is allowed to send data in the request body but is not required As with PUT it should produce the same result for subsequent requests After all you can t delete something twice HEADSafetyIdempotenceCacheability HEAD works almost like GET except that the response should not have a body If it is present it must be ignored HEAD is used to fetch headers that can be used to plan the subsequent request For instance if we want to download a file it may be a good idea to check its size Content Length header and see if we can save it OPTIONSSafetyIdempotenceCacheability OPTIONS asks a server which methods can be performed on a resource They can be found inside Allow header in the response You probably won t use it directly but it is used by a browser sometimes Not many servers implement this method OPTIONS HTTP Host httpbin orgHTTP OKAllow OPTIONS HEAD GET Status codesEvery HTTP response has a status code a digit number that indicates whether it was successful or not They are divided into groups хх ーinformationalхх ーsuccessfulхх ーredirectionхх ーclient errorsхх ーserver errorsLet s take a look at some of the common codes The complete list is available here ххInformational codes notify a client of an intermediate status of their request You probably won t ever see them xxStatus codes from this group indicate that the request was accepted and successfully processed by a server OK ーsuccess Most of the time you will see this status code Created ーrequest resulted in creating a new resource It is usually sent in response to POST and PUT requests Accepted ーrequest is accepted but not yet processed For example the operation takes a long time to finish and is handled by some other application that runs once a day No Content ーthe body is empty but headers may be useful You may see it in response to a HEAD request It can also be used with idempotent and unsafe requests to indicate that the state wasn t altered xxThese codes indicate that a client needs to take action to finish the request Moved Permanently ーThe URL of a resource was changed The new one is in the response Found ーsimilar to the previous except the change is temporary For example search engines won t change the old URL to a new one in the results Not Modified ーresource contents are cached and haven t changed since the last request It is safe to stop the current request there and use the cached data xxStatus codes from this group indicate that there was a mistake in the request Bad Request ーthe request is malformed and the server cannot process it There may be many reasons for that but the error is often somewhere in the request body Unauthorized ーauthentication is required to proceed Forbidden ーuser is authenticated but unauthorized to proceed to the resource Not Found ーthe famous “page not found code Indicates that resource doesn t exist Some websites may return instead of to hide the existence of some pages from unauthorized users Method Not Allowed ーresource does not support the request method Remember the OPTIONS method You ll see this status code if the requested method is not among those listed in the Allow header Too Many Requests ーthere are too many requests from the client and they are being rate limited Used against DDoS and brute force attacks xxThese status codes indicate that the server has encountered errors during request processing Internal Server Error ーunhandled error on the server side Usually happen due to bugs in the application Service Unavailable ーserver is not ready to process the request The response may have a hint on when it will become available If you have any questions feel free to ask them in the comments	2022-09-08 08:36:51
海外TECH	DEV Community	Looping through objects in javascript	https://dev.to/dhanushnehru/looping-through-objects-in-javascript-41eg	Looping through objects in javascriptIn this post I will explain you the various methods to loop through objects in javascript programming language for inThis approach is used to loop through the keys of an objectBy looping through the keys you can get the value using object key const object name Dhanush language js for const key in object const value object key console log Key key console log Value value Key name Value Dhanush Key language Value js Object keys The keys method of the Object constructor returns an array of the keys in an objectWith the array of keys you can then loop through the array using any array approaches You can get the value fo the objects key also using object key const object name Dhanush language js const keys Object keys object name language keys forEach function key const value object key console log Key key console log Value value Key name Value Dhanush Key language Value js Object values The values method returns an array of the values in an object opposite to keys method With the array got you can loop through them using any array functionalityYou can use a key to get a value directly but you cannot use a value to get a key directlyconst object name Dhanush language js const values Object values object Dhanush js values forEach function value console log value Dhanush js Object entries The entries method returns an array of subarrays where each subarray has two items the first one being the key and the second one being the valueUnlike the keys and values method entries returns the keys and values of an object in subarrays Then you can access them using the index const object name Dhanush language js const entries Object entries object name Dhanush language js entries forEach function entry const key entry const value entry console log Key key console log Value value console log value Key name Value Dhanush Key language Value jsTwitter post Dhanush N dhanush nehru Looping Through Objects In Javascript PM Sep Thanks for reading Hope you liked this post If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to me via TwitterLeave a like amp follow for more ️	2022-09-08 08:14:15
海外TECH	DEV Community	How to make an advanced pointer animation (TS React and Framer Motion)	https://dev.to/arielbk/how-to-make-an-advanced-pointer-animation-ts-react-and-framer-motion-2p39	How to make an advanced pointer animation TS React and Framer Motion I found the Pointer blog through Product Hunt and I was really impressed with the background animation there It s intricate but because it only appears when the mouse is moved it s still low key and minimal I wanted to see how it was made so I experimented and tried to reverse engineer it This is what we ll be building today demo I learnt a lot about Framer Motion along the way and finally got a chance to try out Vite It s fast I figured this is a great opportunity to pass on the knowledge Here are some of the things you ll learn ReactViteTypeScriptEmotion for CSS in JSAdvanced animation with Framer Motion SetupWe ll start by scaffolding our project with Vite npmnpm create vite latest pointer animation template react ts yarnyarn create vite pointer animation template react tsFollow the commands at the the end to install dependencies and run the project in development mode then install some further dependencies npmnpm install emotion react emotion styled framer motion yarnyarn add emotion react emotion styled framer motion The gridCreate a components folder inside of src where we can start to build our components and inside that create a Cell tsx component with the following import styled from emotion styled export const CELL SIZE const Container styled div width CELL SIZE px height CELL SIZE px border px dashed color display flex justify content center align items center user select none const Cell React FC gt return lt Container gt → lt Container gt export default Cell This is our grid cell with some basic styling Notice that there is a text → that we will animate later The CELL SIZE is a constant at the top of the file so we can easily adjust it Next up let s create a Grid tsx component import styled from emotion styled import motion from framer motion import useEffect useState from react import Cell CELL SIZE from Cell const Container styled motion div lt columns number gt position absolute top left width vw height vh overflow hidden display grid grid template columns repeat props gt props columns fr function Grid const columns setColumns useState const rows setRows useState determine rows and columns useEffect gt const calculateGrid gt const columnCount Math ceil window innerWidth CELL SIZE setColumns columnCount const rowCount Math ceil window innerHeight CELL SIZE setRows rowCount calculate the grid on load calculateGrid recalculate grid on resize window addEventListener resize calculateGrid cleanup return gt window removeEventListener resize calculateGrid return lt Container columns columns gt Array from length columns rows map i gt lt Cell key i gt lt Container gt export default Grid Let s break this down We style our Container element so that it covers the entire viewport vw and vw and is absolutely positioned to the top left We use CSS grid here and determine the number of columns based on a prop from the main Grid component The Grid component holds the number of columns and rows in state That s calculated inside the useEffect which runs when the component mounts The calculateGrid function determines the number of columns and rows we ll need to cover the entire screen with Cells We call this once so it runs when the component mounts and add it to an event listener If the user resizes the screen the number of rows and columns will be recalculated Finally we render Cell components based on the number of columns and rows with a little trick using Array from Let s remove some boilerplate and render the Grid component inside of App tsx import App css import Grid from components Grid function App return lt Grid gt export default App We should now have a grid that responds to the user s browser width PointersWe have our static grid and arrows and now we want them to point towards the mouse cursor Add the following to the Grid component import animate motion useMotionValue from framer motion mouse positionconst mouseX useMotionValue const mouseY useMotionValue handle mouse move on documentuseEffect gt const handleMouseMove e MouseEvent gt animate mouse x and y animate mouseX e clientX animate mouseY e clientY recalculate grid on resize window addEventListener mousemove handleMouseMove cleanup return gt window removeEventListener mousemove handleMouseMove lt Cell key i mouseX mouseX mouseY mouseY gt We have new state here that will store the coordinates of the mouse cursor as motion values This means we can pass the values to Framer Motion to handle animation We ve added an event listener to the window object that updates the motion value using an animate function whenever the mouse moves We pass that value down to every cell as a prop Now on to the Cell component import motion MotionValue useTransform from framer motion import useState useRef from react interface CellProps mouseX MotionValue lt number gt mouseY MotionValue lt number gt const Cell React FC lt CellProps gt mouseX mouseY gt const position setPosition useState const ref useRef lt HTMLDivElement gt null return lt Container ref ref gt → lt Container gt We are receiving the mouse coordinate props here and typing them as motion values that hold a number We want to determine the position of each cell To do that we ve added state to hold coordinates and a React ref we can use to reference the DOM element of the cell Let s add a useEffect that will set the centre position of the cell to state import useState useRef useEffect from react useEffect gt if ref current return const rect ref current getBoundingClientRect center x coordinate const x rect left CELL SIZE center y coordinate const y rect top CELL SIZE setPosition x y ref current Every cell now knows it s own coordinates and is being passed the coordinates of the mouse cursor We need to determine the angle of the line from the current cell to the mouse cursor const direction useTransform lt number number gt mouseX mouseY newX newY gt const diffY newY position const diffX newX position const angleRadians Math atan diffY diffX const angleDegrees Math floor angleRadians Math PI return angleDegrees return lt Container ref ref gt lt motion div style rotate direction gt → lt motion div gt lt Container gt We do this with the useTransform hook from Framer Motion This takes in motion values transforms them and gives back a new motion value The crucial part here is the Math atan method that we use to find the angle between the centre of the cell and the mouse cursor We convert that from radians to degrees so we can pass it directly to our arrow The arrow is wrapped in a motion div and we pass it our new motion value to animate The arrows should now be following the mouse cursor SpotlightWe already have a pretty cool effect but the next touches will really make it impressive First off we ll add the following styles to our Grid s styled Container mask image radial gradient px px rgba rgba transparent mask repeat no repeat We should now see that the middle of our arrow grid is lit up and the outside is darkened We want this centre mask to follow our mouse Add the following underneath our mouse coordinate motion values in the Grid component import animate motion useMotionTemplate useMotionValue useTransform from framer motion const centerMouseX useTransform lt number number gt mouseX newX gt return newX window innerWidth const centerMouseY useTransform lt number number gt mouseY newY gt return newY window innerHeight const WebkitMaskPosition useMotionTemplate centerMouseX px centerMouseY px By default our mask will be at the centre of the screen and its placement will be anchored from there We transform the current mouse position so that the coordinates are from the centre of the screen We then create a motion template value with a hook from Framer Motion and we can add that to our Grid s Container component like so lt Container columns columns style WebkitMaskPosition gt We should now have a spotlight that follows our mouse cursor Velocity FadeFor this final touch we ll need to do some gymnastics to make it smooth so be warned Under our previous mouse motion values in the Grid component add the following import animate motion useMotionTemplate useMotionValue useTransform useVelocity from framer motion eased mouse positionconst mouseXEased useMotionValue const mouseYEased useMotionValue mouse velocityconst mouseXVelocity useVelocity mouseXEased const mouseYVelocity useVelocity mouseYEased const mouseVelocity useTransform lt number number gt mouseXVelocity mouseYVelocity latestX latestY gt Math abs latestX Math abs latestY map mouse velocity to an opacity valueconst opacity useTransform mouseVelocity We create a motion value that again holds the mouse coordinates except this time they are going to be eased This is what will give us the fading out effect in the end We determine the velocity of the mouse cursor by combining the velocity of our x and y coordinates with Framer Motion s useVelocity hook From there we map the mouse velocity I found a range of to worked well to an opacity value between and We re almost there We just need to animate the eased mouse coordinates when the mouse moves Our handleMouseMove function inside of Grid should look like the following import animate AnimationOptions motion useMotionTemplate useMotionValue useTransform useVelocity from framer motion const handleMouseMove e MouseEvent gt animate mouse x and y animate mouseX e clientX animate mouseY e clientY animate eased mouse x and y const transition AnimationOptions lt number gt ease easeOut duration animate mouseXEased e clientX transition animate mouseYEased e clientY transition Now we pass the opacity value to the style prop of our Grid s Container lt Container columns columns style opacity WebkitMaskPosition gt The grid should now fade in and out based on the user s mouse velocity This part really brings the animation together Well done for making it this far There are techniques here that you can get creative with It was a learning experience for me and I m looking forward to diving deeper You can check out the final project repo to see the final code and again here s a link to the demo Did you have any problems along the way Are there parts you think could be improved Did you manage to use the techniques to create something else I d love to hear about it in the comments	2022-09-08 08:05:44
海外TECH	Engadget	Sony's Jim Ryan says Microsoft's Call of Duty promise was 'inadequate on many levels'	https://www.engadget.com/microsoft-playstation-activision-call-of-duty-offer-081418908.html?src=rss	Sony x s Jim Ryan says Microsoft x s Call of Duty promise was x inadequate on many levels x Sony PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan has revealed that Microsoft offered to keep Call of Duty available on PlayStation for three years beyond its current Activision deal quot After almost years of Call of Duty on PlayStation their proposal was inadequate on many levels and failed to take account of the impact on our gamers quot Ryan told GamesIndustry biz nbsp Last week the UK s competition authority said it was concerned that Microsoft s billion Activision Blizzard acquisition could quot harm rivals quot by shutting them out of popular games like Call of Duty and World of Warcraft Xbox chief Phil Spencer essentially responded by saying the company made a deal with Sony to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation for quot several more years quot in an offer quot that goes well beyond typical gaming industry agreements quot However Sony is apparently concerned about the arrangement quot I hadn t intended to comment on what I understood to be a private business discussion but I feel the need to set the record straight because Phil Spencer brought this into the public forum quot Ryan said quot Microsoft has only offered for Call of Duty to remain on PlayStation for three years after the current agreement between Activision and Sony ends We want to guarantee PlayStation gamers continue to have the highest quality Call of Duty experience and Microsoft s proposal undermines this principle quot Fun Fact Sony was Activision Blizzard s largest customer in accounting for of it sales or billion Microsoft was Activision Blizzard s th largest customer in behind Apple and Google accounting for of its sales or m pic twitter com dlmvhDhAーDaniel Ahmad ZhugeEX September Activision s current deal with Sony is reported to cover the next three Call of Duty releases including Modern Warfare II set to arrive on October th Last month Microsoft made an interesting argument about monopoly concerns around the Activision acquisition saying that the company it wants to pay billion to acquire makes no quot must have quot games Sony meanwhile called Call of Duty an quot essential quot triple A game quot that has no rival quot As analyst Daniel Ahmad pointed out Sony was Activision Blizzard s biggest customer in while Microsoft was the fourth largest behind Google and Apple	2022-09-08 08:14:18
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海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	As Japan’s neighbors ramp up offensive capabilities in cyberspace, SDF aims to bolster defense	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2022/09/08/national/sdf-cyber-defense-boost/	As Japan s neighbors ramp up offensive capabilities in cyberspace SDF aims to bolster defenseIn its budget proposal for the coming fiscal year the Defense Ministry is requesting more than billion ーa twofold rise ーto bolster	2022-09-08 17:08:51
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	US Open: Carlos Alcaraz beats Jannik Sinner in epic marathon match in New York	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/62828340?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	US Open Carlos Alcaraz beats Jannik Sinner in epic marathon match in New YorkSpanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz reaches his first major semi final after beating Italy s Jannik Sinner in a US Open thriller with a record late finish time in New York	2022-09-08 08:15:33
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