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IT	気になる、記になる…	Apple、｢AirPods｣シリーズやMac向けアクセサリも2024年までにUSB-Cに移行へ	https://taisy0.com/2022/10/09/163403.html	airpods	2022-10-09 14:10:01
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	HSV色空間の値でグラデーションを画像を作る	https://qiita.com/hiratake_0108/items/a455bd4f25eca189a9f2	表現	2022-10-09 23:11:02
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Diceクラスの不具合を改修するよ（追加テスト編）	https://qiita.com/gametsukurou/items/2ebb742ee75c86309879	追加	2022-10-09 23:05:25
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Node-RED MCU Editionを試してみた。	https://qiita.com/kitazaki/items/15cba2f4622bf3682083	peterhod	2022-10-09 23:15:59
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【2022年保存版】よく使うUtility Typesまとめ	https://qiita.com/bokutano26/items/d8aa273b2e4719793581	readonlylttypegt	2022-10-09 23:07:33
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【Ruby eachメソッド、ブロック編】美少女と学んだ気になれる講座	https://qiita.com/revvve44/items/f06561e1f78fc6598dee	rubyeach	2022-10-09 23:02:54
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Oracleを使うGoアプリのコンテナ化メモ（挫折編）	https://qiita.com/yuuman/items/9f988a9cf4b6dcf4a969	docker	2022-10-09 23:37:53
golang	Goタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Oracleを使うGoアプリのコンテナ化メモ（最終回）	https://qiita.com/yuuman/items/dab16bdf5777b096f62b	mattngooci	2022-10-09 23:56:23
golang	Goタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Oracleを使うGoアプリのコンテナ化メモ（挫折編）	https://qiita.com/yuuman/items/9f988a9cf4b6dcf4a969	docker	2022-10-09 23:37:53
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	초보자도 이해하는 AWS Cloudwatch를 이용한 EC2 감시	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/monitoring-ec2-using-aws-cloudwatch-for-beginner/	초보자도이해하는AWS Cloudwatch를이용한EC 감시안녕하세요클래스메소드의수재입니다 이번글에서는AWS Cloudwatch를이용하여EC를감시하는방법에대해알아보겠습니다 전체적인흐름을빠르게파악하기위해상세한커맨드등의설명	2022-10-09 14:35:48
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How to Add a "Permanently Delete" Option to the Windows Context Menu	https://www.makeuseof.com/windows-permanently-delete-context-menu/	How to Add a amp quot Permanently Delete amp quot Option to the Windows Context MenuGive the Recycle Bin a pass and delete files rightaway with a custom amp quot Permanently Delete amp quot option in the Windows context menu	2022-10-09 14:16:14
海外TECH	DEV Community	Why You Should Not Be a Reactive Developer	https://dev.to/perssondennis/why-you-should-not-be-a-reactive-developer-2i1p	Why You Should Not Be a Reactive Developer In This ArticleWhat Is a Reactive DeveloperCase ScenarioThe Reactive Developer s SolutionHow To Solve It ProperlyThe Impact of Reactive ProgrammingAn Extra Note About Writing TestsSummary What Is a Reactive Developer Let s start with defining what I mean when I say reactive developer I don t refer to the programming paradigm reactive programming Neither do I mean a developer who writes React code What I really am talking about when I use the term reactive developer is a trait some developers have when they write code The way they behave when writing code Reactive developers write code as a direct response to the problem they are facing for the moment This means if they find a bug they will solve it hastily without considering alternative solutions Phrased differently they will implement the first solution that comes to their mind without thinking of the consequences it implies The opposite to a reactive developer would be a proactive developer a developer that plans ahead to find the best possible solution Let s look at an example scenario to see the difference in how a reactive developer solves a problem compared to a proactive developer Case ScenarioImagine you have an application where you can receive messages and messages are marked as read when you read them Then when a user has read all its messages a modal should display Imagine that functionality is already implemented with the code below Unfortunately it doesn t work the modal doesn t open when the latest message is read Maybe you can spot why The passed in messages has a property named isRead which is true if the message has been read const MyReactComponent messages gt const modalOpen setModalOpen useState false const unreadMessages setUnreadMessages useState messages useEffect gt If there are no unread messages open the modal if unreadMessages length setModalOpen Update unreadMessages to only contain unread messages setUnreadMessages messages filter msg gt msg isRead messages return lt Modal open modalOpen gt I don t know how experienced React developer you are but the reason the modal isn t opened is because the useEffect has a missing dependency unreadMessages It s an honest mistake developers do such things all the time With that said the person who wrote this code is probably a rather unexperienced or hasty developer a novice or reactive developer Especially since this issue could have been caught if the developer used ESLint rules for React hooks react hooks exhaustive deps and took notice of the warning it would have inferred about the missing dependency to the useEffect ESLint could have warned us with a React Hook useEffect has a missing dependency notice The Reactive Developer s SolutionTime to solve the bug in the code above As mentioned the issue was that the unreadMessages was missing in the useEffect s dependency list Our imagined reactive developer figures out that quickly Just as quickly as he detects the problem he also comes up with a solution Quickly he adds the missing dependency and checks the browser result useEffect gt if unreadMessages length setModalOpen setUnreadMessages messages filter msg gt msg isRead The reactive developer added the unreadMessages dependency messages unreadMessages Hmm Something isn t working Is Babel failing Why isn t the application responding No that s not it The browser is stuck in an infinite loop When the developer added the missing unreadMessages dependency the useEffect caused an infinte loop because unreadMessages updates within the effect which in turn retriggers the effect to run once again Luckily this new bug couldn t go by undetected The reactive developer is inventive He instantly figures out another solution What if we only would invoke setUnreadMessages if the number of unread messages actually has changed That way we could bypass the infinte loop In seconds he has updated the code to look as below const MyReactComponent messages gt const modalOpen setModalOpen useState false const unreadMessages setUnreadMessages useState messages useEffect gt if unreadMessages length setModalOpen const unreadMsgs messages filter msg gt msg isRead If the number of unread messages is the same as last time the effect ran do not update the state This way we can avoid the infinite loop because we only update unreadMessages if we have read some new messages if unreadMessages length unreadMsgs length setUnreadMessages unread messages unreadMessages return lt Modal open modalOpen gt Does the code work well now Honestly I haven t even tested it What I can tell already is that it isn t a good solution Let s look at a better one How To Solve It ProperlyThe initial code was bad to begin with and when we found out it caused an error we shouldn t just have solved the bug we should have reconsidered if there was a better way to implement the same functionality The current code was obviously flaky already Any other quick fix would either cause a new bug or contribute to more complex code Here s what could have been done const MyReactComponent messages gt const unreadMessages messages filter msg gt msg isRead return lt Modal open unreadMessages length gt Yeah That s it The code does exactly what we wanted it to do Concise readable and no need for the three hooks and two if statements that all could cause some kind of bugs We could even have turned the complete component into a one liner but that would reduce the readability of the code Replacing the original solution with this new solution is just as quick as patching the old solution But instead of increasing complexity readability and the risk for bugs we instead made the code more readable and less error prone The Impact of Reactive ProgrammingSo let s rethink what we just experienced and what kind of effects reactive programming results in The reactive solution ended up with times as much code We definitely don t want our whole code base to grow with a factor or Apart from having to maintain the code base redundant JavaScript code is also one of the most common causes for web applications to load slowly The reactive solution gave birth to a new bug In this case it was easy to detect the new bug We won t always be that lucky The reactive developer s code takes a lot more time to read and understand The reactive developer s React component will render more times Doing this for one component isn t an issue but in large scale projects or when dealing with big amount of data it can make the application terribly slow Since the reactive code can be refactored in a better way all unnecessary code adds up to the project s technical debt Developers copy a lot of code There s a big chance read risk that someone copies the code the reactive developer wrote leading to all the same mistakes in another part of the application Unexperienced developers would spend a lot of time testing the longer reactive component Not only because it s harder to test but also because it looks harder Many developers try to test internal logic such as what value a useState has Please note that you should never do that Consider each React component as a unit black box You have some input and expect an output What values a useState has is completely irrelevant I m sure I missed a bunch of bullet points I could add But I think you get the point there s a lot of reasons not to be reactive and go for the fastest possible solution Try to be proactive to think of better solutions It will save you a tremendous amount of time not only long term in most cases even short term An Extra Note About Writing TestsWhen working at larger companies testing is very essential and it takes time a lot of time I would therefore like to add an additional note about testing the components written by the reactive and proactive developers Testing the proper proactive solution is a piece of case one test to check that the modal is open when we have read all messages and another one to check that it s closed when we have messages which are unread That will test all scenarios that can occur and all branches of code possible if statement branching We do not need to test that the code works when the unread count changes because the code does not have an internal state or a useEffect When the code doesn t include a state or an effect there s no need to update the message prop when testing the component const MyReactComponent messages gt const unreadMessages messages filter msg gt msg isRead return lt Modal open unreadMessages length gt The longer solution written by the reactive developer is more troublesome to test We could of course use the same two test cases one for the open state and one for the closed state Doing that would not test all scenarios that can happen when running the code though and neither would it cover all code branches It wouldn t even catch the bug on topic where the modal doesn t open when the read count changes To test the reactive component fully we would have to trigger a rerender and pass in a new messages prop to test it thoroughly That is required because we have a useEffect that updates an internal state in the component To test this component fully we need to update messages prop within a test to see what happens when the useEffect triggers If we don t do that we cannot know what will happen when we get new messages passed in from a parent component const MyReactComponent messages gt const modalOpen setModalOpen useState false const unreadMessages setUnreadMessages useState messages useEffect gt if unreadMessages length setModalOpen const unreadMsgs messages filter msg gt msg isRead if unreadMessages length unreadMsgs length setUnreadMessages unread messages unreadMessages return lt Modal open modalOpen gt Testing the above component is not very hard but it can be If we would test it using Enzyme and trying to do a shallow rendering we would notice that the useEffect isn t even being triggered More code always comes with more bugs more test cases and more use cases that aren t supported by the frameworks we use The best way to avoid writing a lot of tests is to write better code SummaryA reactive developer is a programmer which reacts to problems when they occur and quickly finds a way to solve or mitigate the problem In this article we could see how such behavior could lead to writing more code which are both less readable and more prone to errors We explained how being proactive and writing code with the future in mind could save time both when writing code and writing tests	2022-10-09 14:36:10
海外TECH	DEV Community	Creating Git Hooks Using Husky	https://dev.to/murtuzaalisurti/creating-git-hooks-using-husky-5fbk	Creating Git Hooks Using HuskyHooks in git are nothing but some code which can be executed at specific points during git execution process They are used to verify everything is as expected before or after executing a git command or action Some common applications include formatting the code before committing performing build step before pushing the code to production etc You can create hooks in the git hooks directory but you can automate the process using husky Prerequisites nodejs Installing Huskynpm install husky save dev Initializing Git Hooksnpx husky installThis will enable you to add git hooks to your project One thing to note here is that when collaborating contributors need to run this command after cloning the project to enable git hooks But you can bypass this step by adding a prepare script in your package json file It will run when you do npm install in your project so you don t need to perform npx husky install manually To do so add the following script to package json scripts prepare husky install But there s another catch The prepare script will also run in production but you need it in production as such so there are many ways to disable it in production one of them is by using the is ci npm package The is ci package will check if the code is executed in a continuous integration server or not npm install is ci save devJust change the prepare script to the following scripts prepare is ci husky install Adding Git HooksFor example if you want to format your code using a formatting tool before committing the code you can add git hook to do that using the following command npx husky add husky pre commit npm run format Replace npm run format with the command which will format your code You can replace pre commit with some other hook such as pre push post commit post checkout etc Another example could be if you want to minify javascript before pushing to production you can use pre push git hook npx husky add husky pre push npm run minjs scripts minjs terser js app js compress mangle output js app min js Find the list of various git hooks on the official git site You will see a husky folder being created in your project and inside it there will be files for all the git hooks which you created Make sure to run git add after you make any changes Finally run the git command or action and your git hooks will be executed That s it For more applications of git hooks read this article Signing off This post was originally published in Syntackle	2022-10-09 14:34:46
海外TECH	DEV Community	Introduction to AWS Cloud WAN	https://dev.to/aws-builders/introduction-to-aws-cloud-wan-2g1m	Introduction to AWS Cloud WANAWS Cloud WAN is a wide area network service that helps you build manage and monitor a single global network This service manages traffic between AWS resources and your on premises environment What is the use of Cloud WAN Cloud WAN allows you to create global networks across multiple locations and networks using a central dashboard and network policies eliminating the need to configure and manage different networks individually using different technologies The Cloud WAN central dashboard provides a comprehensive network overview to help you monitor network health security and performance Cloud WAN uses Border Gateway Protocol to automatically create global networks across AWS regions facilitating the exchange of routes around the world How it worksAWS Cloud WAN creates a global network in just a few clicks providing a central dashboard that creates connections between branch offices data centers and Amazon Virtual Private Cloud Automate network management and security tasks in one place with network policies Cloud WAN helps you monitor network health security and performance creating a holistic view of your on premises and AWS networks AWS Cloud WAN FeaturesWith Cloud WAN you choose an on premises network provider connect to AWS and then use a central dashboard and network policies to create a unified network that connects locations and network types This eliminates the need to separately configure and manage different networks even with different technologies Central dashboardThe Cloud WAN dashboard allows you to monitor network traffic events and view network status in one place It reduces the operational complexity of managing large global networks and simplifies day to day operations Centralized policy managementWhen using a cloud WAN you define access control and traffic routing in a central network policy document When you update your policy Cloud WAN uses a two step process to ensure that accidental errors do not affect your global network Network segmentationNo matter how many AWS Regions or on premises locations you add to your network you can easily segment your network traffic using policies in Cloud WAN This makes it easier to ensure consistent security policies when connecting large numbers of sites and VPCs especially when you need to apply policies to large groups with unique security and routing requirements Cloud WAN maintains a consistent configuration across all AWS regions on your behalf Built in automationCloud WAN automatically adds new VPCs and network connections to your network reducing operational costs associated with managing your growing network and eliminating the need to manually approve each change You do this by tagging attachments and defining network policies that automatically assign attachments with specific tags to specific network segments You can use this tag structure to select which attachments can be automatically added to a segment which segments require manual approval and whether attachments in the same segment can communicate with each other or all of them depending on the selected tag Gratitude for perusing my article till the end I hope you realized something unique today If you enjoyed this article then please share it with your buddies and if you have suggestions or thoughts to share with me then please write in the comment box Follow me and share your thoughts GitHubLinkedInTwitter	2022-10-09 14:05:23
海外TECH	DEV Community	Top 5 Google Chrome extensions that every developer should be aware of!!	https://dev.to/sadeedpv/top-5-google-chrome-extensions-that-every-developer-should-be-aware-of-1oki	Top Google Chrome extensions that every developer should be aware of Here are a few chrome extensions that could make coding fun for developers and can help to increase their productivity CSS SCANCSS SCAN is the smartest browser extension for CSS inspection You can understand how everything works without wasting time hunting through infinite CSS rules on the browsers Dev Tools If you want to copy the CSS of an element it s a pain With CSS Scan you just click and it s yours It copies all child elements pseudo classes and media queries React Developer ToolsThis one is a must have for any React developer This extension doesn t do anything if you click on it but rather it adds two new tabs in your Chrome DevTools Components and Profiler If you ve ever used React JS then you know thateverything in React is a component The Components tab shows you the root React components that were rendered on the page as well as the subcomponents that they ended up rendering By selecting one of the components in the tree youcan inspect and edit its current props and state in the panel on the right The Profiler tab allows you to record performance information WhatFontWhatFont is a very useful Chrome extension for developers who need to identify fonts used on web pages It s fast effective and identifies individual fonts within a page in seconds It also identifies the family size weight and color All within a small popup window in the browser HTML ValidatorHTML Validator is a quick tool for checking your HTML within a browser It is a browser extension that adds HTML validation inside the Developer Tools of Chrome The number of errors of an HTML page is seen with an icon in the browser status bar The details are seen in the developer tools FakeFillerFake Filler is the form filler to fill all input fields on a page with randomly generated fake data This productivity boosting extension is a must for developers and testers who work with forms as it eliminates the need for manually entering values in fields That s the end of the list Is there anything you would love to add to the list Drop them in the comment section ️	2022-10-09 14:03:13
海外TECH	DEV Community	What is the AWS Community Builders Program?	https://dev.to/aws-builders/what-is-the-aws-community-builders-program-443a	What is the AWS Community Builders Program IntroductionI m excited to announce that I ve been accepted into the AWS Community Builders program I got an email today inviting me to the program and I can t wait to dive in I will focus on cloud operations and I am excited to expand the content of this page to cover more on this topic What is the AWS Community Builders Program The AWS Community Builders program offers technical resources education and networking opportunities to AWS technical enthusiasts and emerging thought leaders who are passionate about sharing knowledge and connecting with the technical community During the program AWS subject matter experts will host informative webinars sharing information including information about the latest services as well as best practices for creating technical content increasing accessibility and sharing AWS knowledge through online and in person communities The program accepts a limited number of members per year What are the benefits of joining AWS Community Builders Program Listen to AWS product teams and learn about new services and featuresLearn from AWS experts on a variety of topics through weekly webinarsAWS Promotional credits and other useful resources to support content creationOpportunities to connect and learn from like minded developers Service categories represented in the AWS Community Builders ProgramThe program currently covers the following technology areas ContainersData databases analytics and BI Developer toolsFront end web and mobileGaming technologyGraviton Arm developmentCloud OpsMachine learningNetwork content and deliverySecurity and complianceServerlessStorage My Focus AreaI ve been focusing on supporting applications hosted on AWS for the past year or so and that s where I ve been on my cloud journey I ve written a few articles about some of the AWS components I ve worked on but I haven t really focused on them In email I focus on the cloud operations category of the program so I spend more time reading and creating content My current role majorly focuses on automating the cloud operations so I will be creating more content on this topic ConclusionI am very excited to be a part of the AWS Community Builders program I look forward to sharing more content and seeing how I can contribute I m very curious about what you want to see about AWS related content Please leave your comments on this article All suggestions are welcome	2022-10-09 14:02:05
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	iPhone 14 lead times moderate, Pro model demand holds strong	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/10/09/iphone-14-lead-times-moderate-pro-model-demand-holds-strong?utm_medium=rss	iPhone lead times moderate Pro model demand holds strongLead times for the high demand iPhone Pro models are starting to moderate analysts claim and while iPhone lead times are relatively shorter than the iPhone the iPhone Plus is said to have steady demand after its later launch In its fifth week the Apple Product Availability Tracker by JP Morgan has started to observe a moderation of lead times across the board The slight change in timelines are still on par with the timelines of previous generations monitored by the tracker However the note seen by AppleInsider indicates the iPhone and Pus models lead times are much lower compared to last year Plus model times have stabilized after an increase a week prior which the analysts reckon represents steady demand as the smartphone makes it to stores Read more	2022-10-09 14:38:18
海外TECH	Engadget	Hitting the Books: Steve Jobs' iPhone obsession led to Apple's silicon revolution	https://www.engadget.com/hitting-the-books-chip-war-chris-miller-scribner-143045918.html?src=rss	Hitting the Books Steve Jobs x iPhone obsession led to Apple x s silicon revolutionThe fates of Apple and Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSCM have grown inextricably intertwined since the advent of the iPhone As each subsequent generation of iPhone hurtled past the technological capabilities of its predecessor the processors that powered them grew increasingly complex and specialized ーto the point that today TSCM has become the only chip fab on the planet with the requisite tools and know how to actually build them In his new book Chip War The Fight for the World s Most Critical Technology economic historian Chris Miller examines the rise of processor production as an economically crucial commodity the national security implications those global supply chains might pose to America Simon amp SchusterExcerpted from Chip War The Fight for the World s Most Critical Technology by Chris Miller Reprinted with permission from Scribner Copyright Apple SiliconThe greatest beneficiary of the rise of foundries like TSMC was a company that most people don t even realize designs chips Apple The company Steve Jobs built has always specialized in hardware however so it s no surprise that Apple s desire to perfect its devices includes controlling the silicon inside Since his earliest days at Apple Steve Jobs had thought deeply about the relationship between software and hardware In when his hair nearly reached his shoulders and his mustache covered his upper lip Jobs gave a lecture that asked “What is software nbsp “The only thing I can think of he answered “is software is something that is changing too rapidly or you don t exactly know what you want yet or you didn t have time to get it into hardware nbsp Jobs didn t have time to get all his ideas into the hardware of the first generation iPhone which used Apple s own iOS operating system but outsourced design and production of its chips to Samsung The revolutionary new phone had many other chips too an Intel memory chip an audio processor designed by Wolfson a modem to connect with the cell network produced by Germany s Infineon a Bluetooth chip designed by CSR and a signal amplifier from Skyworks among others All were designed by other companies As Jobs introduced new versions of the iPhone he began etching his vision for the smartphone into Apple s own silicon chips A year after launching the iPhone Apple bought a small Silicon Valley chip design firm called PA Semi that had expertise in energy efficient processing Soon Apple began hiring some of the industry s best chip designers Two years later the company announced it had designed its own application processor the A which it used in the new iPad and the iPhone Designing chips as complex as the processors that run smartphones is expensive which is why most low and midrange smartphone companies buy off the shelf chips from companies like Qualcomm However Apple has invested heavily in R amp D and chip design facilities in Bavaria and Israel as well as Silicon Valley where engineers design its newest chips Now Apple not only designs the main processors for most of its devices but also ancillary chips that run accessories like AirPods This investment in specialized silicon explains why Apple s products work so smoothly Within four years of the iPhone s launch Apple was making over percent of all the world s profits from smartphone sales crushing rivals like Nokia and BlackBerry and leaving East Asian smartphone makers to compete in the low margin market for cheap phones nbsp Like Qualcomm and the other chip firms that powered the mobile revolution even though Apple designs ever more silicon it doesn t build any of these chips Apple is well known for outsourcing assembly of its phones tablets and other devices to several hundred thousand assembly line workers in China who are responsible for screwing and gluing tiny pieces together China s ecosystem of assembly facilities is the world s best place to build electronic devices Taiwanese companies like Foxconn and Wistron that run these facilities for Apple in China are uniquely capable of churning out phones PCs and other electronic Though the electronics assembly facilities in Chinese cities like Dongguan and Zhengzhou are the world s most efficient however they aren t irreplaceable The world still has several hundred million subsistence farmers who d happily fasten components into an iPhone for a dollar an hour Foxconn assembles most of its Apple products in China but it builds some in Vietnam and India too nbsp Unlike assembly line workers the chips inside smartphones are very difficult to replace As transistors have shrunk they ve become ever harder to fabricate The number of semiconductor companies that can build leading edge chips has dwindled By at the time Apple launched its first chip there were just a handful of cutting edge foundries Taiwan s TSMC South Korea s Samsung and ーperhaps ーGlobalFoundries depending on whether it could succeed in winning market share Intel still the world s leader at shrinking transistors remained focused on building its own chips for PCs and servers rather than processors for other companies phones Chinese foundries like SMIC were trying to catch up but remained years behind nbsp Because of this the smartphone supply chain looks very different from the one associated with PCs Smartphones and PCs are both assembled largely in China with high value components mostly designed in the U S Europe Japan or Korea For PCs most processors come from Intel and are produced at one of the company s fabs in the U S Ireland or Israel Smartphones are different They re stuffed full of chips not only the main processor which Apple designs itself but modem and radio frequency chips for connecting with cellular networks chips for WiFi and Bluetooth connections an image sensor for the camera at least two memory chips chips that sense motion so your phone knows when you turn it horizontal as well as semiconductors that manage the battery the audio and wireless charging These chips make up most of the bill of materials needed to build a smartphone nbsp As semiconductor fabrication capacity migrated to Taiwan and South Korea so too did the ability to produce many of these chips Application processors the electronic brain inside each smartphone are mostly produced in Taiwan and South Korea before being sent to China for final assembly inside a phone s plastic case and glass screen Apple s iPhone processors are fabricated exclusively in Taiwan Today no company besides TSMC has the skill or the production capacity to build the chips Apple needs So the text etched onto the back of each iPhone ー“Designed by Apple in California Assembled in China ーis highly misleading The iPhone s most irreplaceable components are indeed designed in California and assembled in China But they can only be made in Taiwan	2022-10-09 14:30:45
海外科学	NYT > Science	Animal Rights Activists Are Acquitted in Smithfield Piglet Case	https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/08/science/animals-rights-piglets-smithfield.html	corporate	2022-10-09 14:48:24
ニュース	@日本経済新聞 電子版	ルノー、日産出資下げ検討か　43→15%視野も　仏紙報道 https://t.co/tgth7Ajsdx	https://twitter.com/nikkei/statuses/1579117150551228416	視野	2022-10-09 14:30:41
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Girl, 5, and dad among 10 killed in Donegal blast	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-63192411?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	blast	2022-10-09 14:52:24
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Crimea bridge: Russia ramps up security after blast	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-63189627?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	crossing	2022-10-09 14:20:02
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Sturgeon accused of divisive rhetoric for saying 'I detest Tories'	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-63192125?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	dangerous	2022-10-09 14:43:48
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Nicola Sturgeon 'will never give up' on independence	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-63186284?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	referendum	2022-10-09 14:17:59
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Euro 2024 qualifying: England drawn with Italy; Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland discover groups	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63191282?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Euro qualifying England drawn with Italy Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland discover groupsEngland are drawn in the same group as Italy the team that beat them in the Euro final in qualifying for Euro in Germany	2022-10-09 14:15:49
北海道	北海道新聞	世界卓球、中国男子が１０連覇　団体戦最終日	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/743208/	世界卓球	2022-10-09 23:06:00