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IT	気になる、記になる…	Amazon、Kindleストアで｢Kindle本冬のキャンペーン｣を開催中 − 4万冊以上が最大50%ポイント還元に	https://taisy0.com/2022/12/02/165681.html	amazon	2022-12-02 12:57:43
AWS	AWS Japan Blog	Amazon Connect – 予測、キャパシティプランニング、スケジューリング、エージェントサポートのための ML を利用した新機能	https://aws.amazon.com/jp/blogs/news/amazon-connect-new-ml-powered-capabilities-for-forecasting-capacity-planning-scheduling-and-agent-empowerment/	amazon	2022-12-02 12:11:28
AWS	AWS Japan Blog	Amazon Omics のご紹介 – ゲノムデータおよび生物学的データを大規模に保存、クエリ、分析するための専用サービス	https://aws.amazon.com/jp/blogs/news/introducing-amazon-omics-a-purpose-built-service-to-store-query-and-analyze-genomic-and-biological-data-at-scale/	amazonomics	2022-12-02 12:03:17
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【2022年】JavaScript データ型を MDN 読んで全部まとめる【プリミティブ編】	https://qiita.com/kotaro-caffeinism/items/f5a8980db3d184c1e844	javascript	2022-12-02 21:17:18
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	非同期で考えるマイクロサービスのための統合パターン re:Invent2022セッションレポート	https://qiita.com/shu85t/items/ec19874c6739956a60bd	npatternsformicroservices	2022-12-02 21:57:26
海外TECH	DEV Community	5 Top Node.js Streams Resources You Should Learn to Level Up Your Node.js Skills 🚀💯	https://dev.to/nodedoctors/5-top-nodejs-streams-resources-you-should-learn-to-level-up-your-nodejs-skills-3d88	Top Node js Streams Resources You Should Learn to Level Up Your Node js Skills If you want to master Node js stop screwing around Learn Streams Streams are the fundamental block of the essential Node js features HTTP serverFile managementEncryption and DecryptionThis means you can build TODAY a video streaming service or ingest and transform terabytes of data just by learning streams You can use these resources and unlock all the Node js power Streams workshop Don t you know anything about theory and practice about streams This workshop is the gold standard and the perfect place to get started with streamsーan ideal combination of theory and practical exercises Author Luciano MamminoLink    Everything you should know about Node js Streams ️If you are more of a “video guy these are fantastic walkthrough about how streams work and how you can use them in your project PLUS the first video contains the new stream features introduced in Node js v Author Luciano MamminoLink  Author Erik WendellLink    Understanding Streams in Node js Modern Node js streams with async iterator Author Liz ParodyLink     NodeJS Backpressuring in Streams Backpressure is an important technique to prevent your application from being overwhelmed by data It is essential to understand and master backpressure Author Vladimir TopolevLink    How To Code A Video Streaming Server in NodeJS ️All Node js stream knowledge is put into practice to build a real world example a video streaming service Author Abdisalan MohamudLink  If you liked the article follow us on Twitter fabrizio lallo and AndrewHuCredits to Conny Schneider	2022-12-02 12:27:31
海外TECH	DEV Community	How to Setup and Customize Tailwind in Nuxt.js	https://dev.to/ravgeetdhillon/how-to-setup-and-customize-tailwind-in-nuxtjs-ao8	How to Setup and Customize Tailwind in Nuxt jsCSS frameworks like Bootstrap Bulma and Materialize are hugely popular among front end developers They are a great way to quickly style an application on the set of standard guidelines However they are a little difficult to customize and bloated for small applications Tailwind CSS is a utility first CSS framework This means that instead of providing you with ready made components Tailwind provides utility based CSS classes that you can use to style your components This gives you more flexibility over your design and you can build your own UI framework on top of Tailwind CSS by extending the Tailwind classes In this tutorial you ll build a portfolio landing page that will have the author s information and a form to subscribe to a newsletter You ll build the front end with Nuxt js and style it using Tailwind CSS Read the full blog on Mattermost Thanks for reading I publish a monthly newsletter in which I share personal stories things that I am working on what is happening in the world of tech and some interesting dev related posts which I come across while surfing the web Connect with me through Twitter •LinkedIn •GitHub or send me an Email ーRavgeet Full Stack Developer and Technical Content Writer	2022-12-02 12:14:30
海外TECH	DEV Community	Want to create attractive, interactive docs? Use these amazing documentation tools and examples	https://dev.to/robole/want-to-create-attractive-interactive-docs-use-these-amazing-documentation-tools-and-examples-562l	Want to create attractive interactive docs Use these amazing documentation tools and examplesTechnical documentation has a bad reputation Too often technical docs and blog posts are dry linear and static They read more like an instruction manual than a narrative When I see how data journalism has impacted the calibre of storytelling for news publications packing articles with rich visualizations and interactivity it makes me scratch my head Why aren t devs making attractive immersive documents like that I believe that there is unrealised potential for making stories about code more expressive and edifying Tutorials and tech blogs can be a lot better What does great technical storytelling look like The first example I saw of a blog post that took an abstract technical subject designing systems and delivered a visually rich and interactive experience was Up and Down the Ladder of Abstraction by Bret Victor For this subject it could easily have been a snorefest Instead Bret created a beautiful and engaging exploration of the subject which he called a visual essay Bret takes an example of designing a control system for a simple car simulation and references it throughout the essay with visuals and interactive widgets accompanying the narrative Even the hero section of the article has a car that can be controlled and can jump up a ladder It is peculiar that this was written in and even now you don t see many articles of this calibre If you are not a designer or a particular type of frontend developer you may think I can t create visuals like that That is a legitimate concern I want to show you a few more examples now and later I will show you that there are some simple common patterns that can be extrapolated from these examples that can empower everyone to create better technical documents It does not have to be a visual essay but we can draw inspiration from them Nowadays the most common source of visual essays is from the data visualization data viz community Publications such as The Pudding cover a varierty of subjects However the subject matter is not web development But in order to produce the visual essays the writers must know web development right Well why don t they turn their attention to explaining web development topics in a similar way wouldn t that be great Well Amelia Wattenberger is part of the data viz school she was a contributor to The Pudding and she has explored some web development topics on her blog Take her article on The CSS Cascade She literally embeds a cartoon cascade in the article as a sticky section The cascade is a river and has a kayaker that paddles downriver as you scroll through the article While it is cool to have a kayaker accompany you while you read a lot of value is delivered by a simple question and answer widget It seeks to challenge the reader and test comprehension along the way It is just code blocks and an answer block with a blurry foreground that can be clicked to reveal the answer As a design challenged dev you could pull that off right Really it is simple touches like this that can elevate an article or technical document A tenet worth following is what Confucius said Tell me and I will forget show me and I may remember involve me and I will understand Here are some more examples of great interactive articles related to web development Rebuilding Babel The Tokenizer by Nanda Syahrasyad The standout part is that Nanda has a custom widget to step through the tokenization process which displays interim results Cubic Bézier from math to motion by Maxime Heckel Aghh mathematical equations If ever a topic screamed out for interactive visual examples this is it Which Blend Mode by Chris Nicholas This is a practical guide on how to use CSS blend modes with a lot of interactive examples to show the varying results of different blend modes Delba Oliveira has a list of inspirational interactive articles too In her post on Interactive playgrounds she says One under utilised opportunity for active learning the web allows is interaction Creating interactive content is both more time consuming and more technically challenging But if active learning is more effective I think it s worth a shot That covers one off articles What about technical documentation docs A pioneer in technical documentation is Stripe Their docs have exemplary code walkthroughs Stripe are smart to recognize this as an opportunity Their core audience is developers Any friction they can remove to make it easier for devs to understand their SDK and APIs will boost adoption of their product And that should boost their revenue Take a look at the below video to understand how the Stripe docs step you through a big example Example of Stripe s interactive docs building a checkout page on the clientLastly a great example of how to make technical documentation more approachable is Yoksel s flex cheatsheet She took the CSS Flexible Box Layout Module Level WC specification and turned the static examples into interactive examples Would you prefer this version Flex direction section in flex cheatsheet Or the original Flex direction section from CSS Flexible Box Layout Module Level specification Why isn t this the norm There is a funny side note to this At the moment Eric Meyer and Estelle Weyl are finishing a new edition of the well established book CSS The Definitive Guide Estelle was on an episode of the JS Party podcast recently and she said that a suggestion for the subtitle of the book was We read the specs so you don t have to but it was rejected as an idea We re finishing it up right now Eric Meyer is writing most of it but I m helping him and I wanted to subtitle it “We read the specs so you don t have to O Reilly put the kibosh on that but they did say they would put it on the back cover While I appreciate that the specs are primarily written for browser vendors I have read some of the specs and refer to them from time to time So why not make them a more approachable resource Now I want to explore the new wave of dev documentation tools that are offering the potential to create better documentation Use themes and language grammars from VS Code with ShikiSyntax highlighting is ubiquitous in tech blogs and docs You can help developers to understand the code by highlighting the syntax exactly like their favourite text editor does The thing is though that most syntax highlighting libaries do not highlight code like your favourite text editor does Some libraries do a rough job of picking out semantic tokens Many libraries lack support for frameworks You may have to hunt down a CSS file to bring your favourite theme to the browser Back in June I did a short review of syntax highlighting libraries to see how well they support modern frontend frameworks None of them have been able to keep up properly That led me to the following query I wonder if the Language Server Protocol LSP which powers some of the features for code editors now provides a simple way to abstract out the semantic highlighting bit It seems a shame that the different libraries are all doing the same thing and they do not quite cover the bases In other words why not reuse what is in text editors like VS Code The outcome I was mostly hoping for has been done by Shiki library I take no credit for the idea btw I am just glad that someone else Pine took it on Shiki is a syntax highlighting library based on VS Code s syntax highlighting functionality The first big payoff of this decision is that you can use any VS Code theme for syntax highlighting code blocks on your website Just change this line to switch between the bundled themes shiki getHighlighter theme nord Nice and easy Shiki is geared towards being used at build time or on the server The package size is MB unpacked so this is not something you want to use in the browser unless you want your users to suffer If you want to use a libary in the browser a lightweight library like Prism is more suitable The second payoff is that Shiki supports well over langauges and frameworks out of the box Also you are wayyyy more likely to be able to highlight your favourite frontend framework without needing to figure out how to get done by yourself This is because Shiki uses the TextMate grammar for language definitions which many of the most popular text editors support including VS Code Sublime Text and Atom Basically if there is syntax highlighting in one of those text editors for a framework or language then you can take its grammar file and load it in Shiki direcly to highlight the syntax of your code Another thing that I like about Shiki is that the colors for the semantic tokens are added as an inline styles by default Skipping a stylesheet will improve the rendering performance of your page And last but not least leveraging VS Code s functionality means you get highly accurate syntax highlighting Kudos to Pine for making this Consider sponsoring him if you use this What about other features It is still early days for Shiki The current release is v I hope that there is more to come from it Some of the most commmon features that other syntax highlighting libraries offer are missing such as Showing line numbers to reference the code you re discussing Highlight lines or words to draw attention to specific parts of code The ability to add custom classes and attributes for styling and displaying additional information such as filenames Since the HTML markup is well structured you could show line numbers with some CSS code counter reset step counter increment step code line before content counter step counter increment step width rem margin right rem display inline block text align right color rgba The rest of these features need to be built You can check the requested features in the GitHub issues to see how it is progressing Some people are already building some of these features independently One example is a fork of Shiki called Shiki Twoslash Twoslash that has added features such as line highlighting and typescript metadata annotation say what Let s take a look at Twoslash s typescript metadata annotations and see how that can elevate code blocks in the browser Embed TypeScript compiler metadata in code blocks with Twoslash ShikiShiki Twoslash Twoslash is a polite but hard fork of the Shiki code rendering engine Very considerate Twoslash brings two major additions Firstly it brings metadata It can show types as hover information accurate error information and other callouts on your JavaScript and TypeScript code courtesy of the TypeScript compiler Anything your text editor can tell you about your code Twoslash can include in a code block for you For example here is the typeahead dialog when working on an express app Secondly Two Slash gives you the ability to create interrelated code blocks It has a custom include directive where you can reference previous code blocks So you can write a code block and explain a little then write another code block that carries on from previous block and explain more It has echoes of a Jupyter Notebook To get a deeper understanding of Twoslash peruse the examples on its homepage There are already integrations with popular JavaScript tooling such as eleventy Gatsby and Docusaurus Fatih Kalifa wrote a walkthrough of how he added build time type annotation and syntax highlighting using Twoslash to his Gatsby website Kudos to Orta for making this Consider sponsoring him if you use this Interactive code walkthroughs with Code HikeCode Hike is a remark plugin for MDX It was made to provide more compelling ways to tell stories with code Currently Code Hike can only be used with React I hope that support improves in the future Code Hike has a couple of neat features that I would like to show you Code Hike has a custom lt CH Spotlight gt component that allows you to focus the reader s attention to different parts of the code block It can dim or animate away surrounding code and introduce new sections or files It is reminscint of the Stripe docs Check the demo to see the source MDX file and output side by side Demonstration of lt CH Spotlight gt componentYou create a lt CH Spotlight gt component and place markdown inside with some custom annotations The authoring experience is pleasant When you combine this spotlight functionality with scroll triggered events you get scrollycoding It is a beautiful way to step through code with laser like focus Check the demo to see the source MDX file and output side by side You can watch the video below to see it in action Rodrigo Pombo is the creator of Code Hike He has been making tools to make code and technical data more comprehensible for some time Previously he applied a similar technique to make your git history easier to navigate and comprehend with git history Rodrigo did a talk related to Code Hike titled Stop Writing Dead Fish if you would like to see more of the capabilities of Code Hike The title of the talk is a hat tip to a talk done by Bret Victor so it gets my seal of approval Kudos to Rodrigo for creating this Consider sponsoring the project if you use it UI PatternsThere are some UI patterns emerging in technical documentation that we can apply to any document with technical content Let s shine the light on some of these patterns in the hope that they recieve wider application Tabbed view to show snippets for different languages and package managersIt sounds obvious to show different files in a tabbed view but it s not as widely used as you would expect It is usually used in docs to show instructions for different package managers or to show code for the same example in different programming languages For example with the eleventy ty static site generator you can use use many different template languages to create webpages The explanations in the docs demonstrate concepts using the most popular template choices in a tabbed pane as below The Collections Using Tags section of ty docs A tabbed pane show how to use collections to make a blog with the most popular template languagesThe Astro framework takes this further in their docs by coordinating the selection of their tabbed instances in the same page For example in the guide on Integrations they have instructions on how to add the correct packages for the integrations They have a tabbed view with a tab for each of the most popular package managers npm pnpm and yarn Selecting pnpm in the first instance switches the active tab to pnpm for all tabbed instances in the page Stripe take a slightly different approach in their docs They have a tabbed preview pane with the source files accompanied by lists to select the platform frontend environment and backend langauge Changing these selections will swap out the source files in the tabbed preview pane There is no HTML tabbed view element so this can led to folks creating their own implementation unfortunately The open ui project is researching a proposal for a tabs element Fingers crossed that it becomes a reality some time soon File tree to demonstrate project structureShowing a file tree to explain project structure is a common requirement for static site generators and frameworks This is becoming more important with frameworks basing routing and other tasks on where you put your files The most common method to show a file tree is to use a plaintext code block and use slashes and indentation to show the folder structures Kind of like ASCII art This is an example from the Astro docs The ability to highlight folders and add tooltips would help with a walkthrough Below is an excerpt from the Astro docs where they have an example talking about page routes they highlight some files in the file tree I haven t seen this formalized into a feature anywhere Integrated view of source and outputTo explain syntax for a library or language it is helpful to have an integrated view to show the source and the output side by side We saw this in Shiki Twoslash docs for the explanation of their annotation syntax In articles it is common to see a complete example embedded as a codepen or using some external code sandbox environment The output preview or result is a rendering of the source files The problem with this is that it takes people outside of the authoring experience of the document As an UI pattern you should be able to define sources and an ouput From an authoring perspective it shouldn t matter if it is done in a pre rendered way or it is editable like a code sandbox Selective focus to step through codeDrawing attention to different sections of the code can help step a reader through the code in a measured manner Rodrigo Pombo calls this pattern the code spotlight In its simplest form you can highlight lines of a code block It is prevalent in syntax highlighting libraries to have custom annotations for markdown code blocks to highlight lines For example Twoslash permits highlighting of individual lines and ranges of lines via a list in a codefence comment The comment is a set of curly braces enclosing a list of numbers e g will highlight lines and A range is designated by two numbers concatenated by a hyphen e g designates lines to to be highlighted See below for an example of this There are variations of this annotation syntax in different libraries The more sophisticated form of this is to permit the user to change the focus in a code block You can see this in the wild in the Stripe docs For example on the custom payment flow page you can click on the steps in a side panel to jump to a focused section of the code ScrollytellingScrollytelling uses the scroll position to control what is shown to the reader This is very helpful for code walkthroughs Again you can visit the custom payment flow page of the Stripe docs and scroll through it to see a good exposition of this pattern As you scroll the preview pane animates code into focus to tie the narrative to a specifc section of code Most of the people that I have seen doing this are using MDX and React such as Varun Vachhar and Code Hike I would like to see a more general purpose approach the Intersection Observer API is the key ingredient Question and answer viewAgain this sounds so simple but it is rare Asking a question of the reader can involve a reader more You can have a pane for the question and another pane for the answer which can be revealed interactively As mentioned earlier Amelia Wattenberger does this in her post The CSS Cascade Closing thoughtsCreating great interactive content takes time and effort I hope that through the examples tools and UI patterns that I have shown in this article that you can see that this is something that is attainable for anyone with some dev skills There are promising signs that there is an appetite to create more compelling narratives with technical content and that there is tooling emerging to facilitate this It still feels like early days though and we can do with more help It is interesting to analyse Stripe s moves in this area They created their own Markdown based document format called Markdoc This was designed to meet the needs of their user facing product documentation They said the following on why they created Markdoc We chose Markdown as a starting point because it is easy to read and reason about already familiar to many engineers and technical writers and widely supported by a large ecosystem of existing tools Markdown by itself however isn t ideally suited for writing complex highly structured content like documentation Markdoc provides an extensible system for defining custom tags that can be used seamlessly in Markdown content Using the custom tag syntax we re able to express more elaborate document hierarchy insert interactive components and support features like conditional content content inclusion and variable interpolation Markdoc s extensions to the Markdown syntax are designed to be composable and minimally intrusive providing crucial functionality without compromising the readability of prose At its core it is an extension to the popular open source Markdown library markdown it Plugins for markdown parsers and preprocesseors are an avenue for more innovation of this nature There is a rise in markdown based formats to bring capacity for integrating interactive content into documents namely using web components in markdown MDX enables using JSX with markdown the chief aim to bring React components to markdown Mdsvex brings svelte components to markdown It may not seem like it but Markdoc and MDX are two different approaches Stripe summarises this well in their answer to the question Why not MDX MDX is a Markdown variant that allows users to embed content written in JavaScript and React s JSX templating syntax Like Markdoc MDX makes it possible to incorporate React components into a piece of documentation The key difference is that MDX supports arbitrarily complex JavaScript logic think docs as code while Markdoc enforces a strict separation between code and content think docs as data Markdoc uses a fully declarative approach to composition and flow control where MDX relies on JavaScript and React This means MDX affords users more power and flexibility but at the cost of complexity content can quickly become as complex as regular code which can lead to maintainability complications or a more difficult authoring environment One of the key motivations for creating Markdoc at Stripe was to create a format that is optimized for writing rather than programming so that we could overcome the challenges that resulted from mixing code and content in our legacy documentation platform I don t totally understand the dichotomy that they mention between docs as code versus docs as data but I agree with the sentiment that the authoring experience should be optimized for writing content not code I will need to look into Markdoc and MDX in more detail to grasp the nuances of this distinction Also I think it is important not to get bogged down with tools Tools should not dictate the message You should not feel like you are embedding content into code Also placing code like snippets into documents should not lead to maintenance tangles Separating concerns in the right way is challenging The goal is to create an authoring experience that simplifies the addition of interactivity I hope to see more innovation in this space Thanks for reading	2022-12-02 12:10:00
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	How to watch 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' for free in 2022	https://appleinsider.com/inside/apple-tv-plus/tips/how-to-watch-a-charlie-brown-christmas-for-free-in-2022?utm_medium=rss	How to watch x A Charlie Brown Christmas x for free in Although the famous Charlie Brown Christmas special will exclusively be on Apple TV this year it will be free for all to watch for a limited period Here s how A Charlie Brown Christmas on Apple TV It s long gone from its traditional spot on ABC s schedules and in it won t even be on PBS But as well as Apple TV subscribers being able to watch A Charlie Brown Christmas at any time Apple will stream it for free from December through December Read more	2022-12-02 12:19:44
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple AR, VR operating system now called 'xrOS'	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/12/01/apple-ar-vr-operating-system-now-called-xros?utm_medium=rss	Apple AR VR operating system now called x xrOS x Apple has reportedly changed the name of its mixed reality operating system to xrOS signaling that the company may be close to releasing a mixed reality headset Apple s realityOS the suspected operating system for its dedicated AR and VR platform has potentially been renamed to xrOS According to Bloomberg s Mark Gurman Apple may release its combination AR VR headset as early as next year Read more	2022-12-02 12:33:20
海外TECH	Engadget	The Morning After: Valve is giving away over a hundred Steam Decks	https://www.engadget.com/the-morning-after-valve-is-giving-away-over-a-hundred-steam-decks-121520197.html?src=rss	The Morning After Valve is giving away over a hundred Steam DecksValve s portable gaming PC handheld is a revelation for some but it s also expensive So you could try your luck getting a free one To coincide with this year s Game Awards Valve is making its own Steam TV coverage of the show more enticing by giving away lots of Steam Deck consoles There are a few eligibility criteria however You have to watch the event on Steam TV which starts at PM ET on December th and you have to register on the giveaway s official page beforehand to enter the draw And you can only register and win if you re in the US Canada UK or the EU where the console is currently available On top of all that you must have made a Steam purchase in the year ending November th That should thin the herd a little The Game Awards are expanding “live experiences which aren t actually live with IMAX theater showings across several cities in the US Canada and other countries This will also be the first year to feature a new Best Adaptation category for projects that spin out games into movies TV shows and more Sonic the Hedgehog this is your doing Mat SmithThe biggest stories you might have missedValve s Steam Deck brought PC gaming back into my life after fatherhood Disney built an AI that can easily make actors look younger or olderThe best iPads for How to pick the best Apple tablet for youGoogle s best app of is an AI art generator which sounds about rightYouTube s top US videos of include Technoblade s farewell and Will Smith s slapApple s iPad is off right nowSamsung s Frame TVs are up to percent off at WootDiscord server owners in the US can now create their own subscriptionsEast Beast and West Pest review Affordable intros to the addictive world of modular synthsTesla finally delivers its first production SemiPepsi will be the first customer to receive the electrified cargo transports TeslaFive years after CEO Elon Musk officially unveiled his Semi Tesla s electrified truck the company delivered its first official production vehicle to Pepsi the first of ordered by the drinks maker Originally the Tesla Semi was set to retail at and for the and mile versions respectively Those prices are significantly higher than the k a standard diesel cab costs but Tesla estimates its vehicles can operate percent more efficiently and save up to over the million mile life of the Semi Musk said the vehicle comes with a massive MW battery pack This reportedly offers a second to which is impressive given these vehicles are towing up to pounds at a time and a spent to percent charge time of just minutes Continue reading The Callisto Protocol didn t scare meSo many guns EngadgetEngadget s Jessica Conditt strapped herself in for the sci fi horror that is The Callisto Protocol It s a gory gorgeous horror game that unfortunately lets itself down The game comes from Striking Distance Studios and Dead Space co creator Glen Schofield and there are a few familiar touches like using gravity to explore all this horrible stuff in space However controls seem to rebel while other game mechanics don t trigger when they should meaning lots of frustration and lots of game over screens The biggest tragedy of The Callisto Protocol is that it s just not that scary Continue reading LastPass reveals another security breachThe password manager was hacked in August this year LastPass password manager has been breached again The company detected unusual activity in a third party cloud storage service it shares with its parent company So far they ve determined the unauthorized party got into LastPass cloud service by using information obtained from the security breach it suffered this August The password manager and its parent company are still investigating the incident to understand its scope so we ll likely hear more details in the coming months Continue reading Nintendo vows to fix Pokémon Scarlet and Violet after a rough launchSure it s popular but messy Alongside an update this week Nintendo said it was taking player feedback seriously as it planned fixes The patch both introduces ranked battles and addresses numerous bugs including inconsistent music playback during key events The creature collecting game routinely suffers from poor frame rates particularly in busy areas like cities It s also common to encounter crashes visual flaws and show stopping bugs like getting stuck in the terrain It s far from the polished gaming experience you d expect from Nintendo Continue reading	2022-12-02 12:15:20
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	Pakistan v England: Abdullah Shafique and Imam Ul-Haq dig in in Rawalpindi	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/63827211?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Pakistan v England Abdullah Shafique and Imam Ul Haq dig in in RawalpindiEngland s record breakers are shown just how hard it will be to win the first Test as Pakistan dig in on day two in Rawalpindi	2022-12-02 12:02:27