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IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia ビジネスオンライン] 大阪・交野市にショッピングセンター「tonarie星田」開業　スーパー、ドラッグストア、百均など	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/business/articles/2303/17/news183.html	itmedia	2023-03-17 16:45:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia ビジネスオンライン] Kis-My-Ft2の人気メンバー　3位「宮田俊哉」、2位「藤ヶ谷太輔」、1位は？	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/business/articles/2303/17/news178.html	itmedia	2023-03-17 16:40:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] 「ニュースライターとしてChatGPTを採用します」　ゲーム媒体「電ファミ」がGPT-4の試験運用はじめる	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2303/17/news192.html	chatgpt	2023-03-17 16:40:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] 「NISAの資産を使い国産SNSを開発」　参政党の神谷議員の国会質問が話題に　発言の真意は？	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2303/17/news189.html	itmedia	2023-03-17 16:29:00
TECH	Techable（テッカブル）	あなたのスキルをNFTで収益化！スキルをNFTで発行・売買できる「PARKET」α版が登場	https://techable.jp/archives/200193	chaincraft	2023-03-17 07:00:29
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	[CPS変換]継続ってパイプライン的な何かだなと思ったらなんかわかってきた2	https://qiita.com/ttatsf/items/ea4e75b0882bd728f1ec	記事	2023-03-17 16:52:57
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	SalesforceからChatGPTを使ってみよう	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/how-to-call-chatgpt-api-from-salesforce/	chatgpt	2023-03-17 07:51:00
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	【Security Hub修復手順】[RDS.11] Amazon RDS インスタンスでは、自動バックアップが有効になっている必要があります	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/securityhub-fsbp-remediation-rds-11/	awssecurityhub	2023-03-17 07:47:12
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	[Slack][AWSサーバレス]Slackワークスペースへの読み取り権限がほぼゼロのChatGPTボットを作る	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/slack-chat-gpt-bot/	chatgpt	2023-03-17 07:46:44
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	Redshift Data APIにおけるトランザクションの挙動について確認してみた	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/redshift-data-api-transaction/	redshift	2023-03-17 07:21:25
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	【レポート】PPAPからどう脱却すべきか メールから再考するセキュリティーの土台 #SecurityDaysSpring2023	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/securitydaysspring2023-oc-07/	securitydaysosaka	2023-03-17 07:14:47
海外TECH	DEV Community	A Guide to DevSecOps with API Gateway	https://dev.to/apisix/a-guide-to-devsecops-with-api-gateway-4fn5	A Guide to DevSecOps with API GatewayWith the rise of microservices and cloud based applications APIs have become a critical component of modern software development APIs allow developers to build complex applications by integrating various services and components In a DevSecOps environment API Gateway is a critical component that helps to achieve the core principles of DevSecOps which are collaboration automation and security In this article we will walk you through the reasons why API Gateway is important in building APIs with DevSecOps approach Learning objectivesYou will learn the following throughout the article What is DevSecOps Major steps and tools in implementing DevSecOps The role of API Gateway in DevSecOps What is DevSecOps DevSecOps Development Security and Operations is an approach to software development that emphasizes integrating security practices into the entire software development life cycle Traditionally security has been treated as an afterthought in software development with security testing and assessment occurring only at the end of the development cycle DevSecOps however seeks to embed security considerations into every step of the development process from API design and development to testing deployment and maintenance By doing so DevSecOps aims to create a culture of security and responsibility within development teams and organizations This approach ensures that security concerns are addressed from the outset and that the resulting software is more secure less susceptible to attack while meeting the velocity of today s rapid release cycle You can read more about the benefits of leveraging DevSecOps approach in this article Steps and tools for successful DevSecOps practicesImplementing DevSecOps involves a set of practices principles and tools Here are the common steps and popular tools used to achieve Include security in your requirements From the start of your project ensure that API security requirements are clearly defined and integrated into the overall project plan Use Infrastructure as Code IaC Use tools such as Terraform Ansible or CloudFormation to provision and manage your infrastructure By using IaC you can ensure that your API infrastructure is secure from the start and that security policies are enforced consistently Use a container orchestration platform Use a container orchestration platform such as Kubernetes to manage your infrastructure Kubernetes provides a range of security features that can be used to secure your applications infrastructure and manage the traffic to your containerized environment securely using Ingress Controller Secure your API Use an to secure API Gateway by adding authentication rate limiting and other security features It reduces the number of exposed APIs organizations can reduce surfaces of attacks Automate security testing Use tools such as OWASP ZAP SonarQube or Checkmarx to automate security testing This will help you identify security issues early in the development process and reduce the risk of vulnerabilities being introduced into your code Monitor your infrastructure and APIs Use tools such as Prometheus Grafana or ElasticSearch to monitor your infrastructure and APIs This will help you detect and respond to security incidents in real time The role of API Gateway in DevSecOpsAPI Gateway provides a unified entry point for all API requests and is responsible for managing the entire API lifecycle from creation to deployment and monitoring This post guides you on how to choose the best API Gateway solution for your applications Here are common reasons why API Gateway is essential in achieving DevSecOps Number Security and ComplianceA modern API Gateway provides various security features such as Authentication API key Basic Auth OAuth authorization rate limiting encryption and data masking which help to secure API requests and responses API Gateway can also help to mitigate various security threats such as DDoS attacks SQL injections and cross site scripting XSS attacks by enforcing security policies and controls Learn more about securing APIs in the API Gateway API Gateway can prevent the sensitive data from leaking and help to ensure compliance with various regulatory requirements such as PCI DSS HIPAA and GDPR by enforcing data privacy and protection policies API Gateway can also help to monitor and audit API requests and responses to ensure compliance with various security and privacy standards Number MonitoringAPI Gateway allows you to monitor the usage and performance of your APIs which can help you identify and address any issues before they become critical This can also help you to identify potential security threats and mitigate them before they cause any damage With the API Gateway you can transform your logs to enhance observability and integrate with tools such as Prometheus Grafana or ElasticSearch Number ScalabilityAPI Gateway can help to improve the scalability of API driven applications by providing various features such as caching load balancing and auto scaling API Gateway can also help to optimize API performance by routing requests to the appropriate backend services based on their availability and response time Number ManagementAPI Gateway provides a unified interface for managing APIs which helps to streamline development and deployment processes API Gateway can also provide various management features such as versioning documentation and testing which help to ensure the quality and reduce the risk of errors and downtime ensuring that your APIs are always available when you need them Number IntegrationAPI Gateway makes it easier to integrate your APIs with other systems including cloud based services and third party applications This can help you to streamline your operations and improve your overall efficiency Number CollaborationAPI Gateway can help to improve collaboration between development operations and security teams by providing a shared platform for managing APIs API Gateway can also provide various collaboration features such as role based access control notifications and alerts which help to ensure timely and effective communication between teams ConclusionIn conclusion API Gateway in DevSecOps environment provides critical security compliance scalability management and collaboration features that help to ensure the safe and secure delivery of APIs API Gateway can help to improve the overall quality and reliability of API driven applications allowing developers to focus on creating new features and improving the user experience Related resourcesWhat is DevSecOps What you need to know about DevSecOps What are the Benefits of DevSecOps Recommended contentHow to choose the right API Gateway Why Is Apache APISIX the Best API Gateway How to Prevent Sensitive Data From Leaking in API Gateway CommunityJoin the Apache APISIX Community Follow us on TwitterFind us on SlackHow to contribute page About the authorVisit my personal blog www iambobur com	2023-03-17 07:43:44
海外TECH	DEV Community	How to Get Your First Job as a Self-Taught Programmer	https://dev.to/bytebodger/how-to-get-your-first-job-as-a-self-taught-programmer-1m1c	How to Get Your First Job as a Self Taught ProgrammerA few years ago I wrote an article right here on Dev to called One Crazy Trick to Become a Programmer You can read it here Since that time I ve received numerous emails and comments from aspiring coders who are still asking me how to break into the world of professional coding So I ve finally decided to take this a step further and provide some more detailed suggestions on how to get started as a professional developer To be absolutely clear I still stand behind everything I wrote in that original article The soul of that article is just as applicable today as it was in But I ll also admit that the original article was a bit glib It was also very general pounding away on the simple but useful mantra of WRITE MORE CODE Recently it s become apparent that some people just aren t sure how to translate the general bromides in that article into specific actionable steps toward fulltime employment So I m gonna take it a step further by trying to provide more targeted advice I m also going to target this article specifically toward the self taught crowd I m doing this for one simple reason I myself am entirely self taught I ve never attended a code camp I ve never taken a single course college or otherwise on coding Everything in my modest brain is there because at some point I had to sit down by myself and figure out how all this stuff works So I guess you could say that I have a bit of a soft spot for other self taught devs Of course I realize that there are people with comp sci degrees who are also struggling to get their first real programming jobs And if you re in that crowd there will still be some actionable nuggets of wisdom for you in this article But my target audience is all the people who received no formal training in application development I m also gonna write this mostly from the perspective of frontend development But I think the lessons would apply equally if you re a self taught backend dev Just swap out some of the technologies that I mention for those that are more applicable to your scenario So let s dive in Skills vs ExperienceThe whole point of my WRITE MORE CODE mantra from the original article was that no one can magically give you experience Experience only comes over time But you can give yourself skills And the only way you get more skilled as a programmer is to write more code But I m not gonna take all of this article to just keep hammering away on that mantra I m gonna suggest some things you can do to bolster your skills while you re searching for that first company that will grant you some experience The first thing is to tailor your employer facing persona to focus on your skills and not on your experience This means that your resume should be skill centric Your website should be skill centric more on this later Any personal projects you take on should be focused on broadening your skills Basically you should be constantly thinking about what you can do to add more tools to your toolbelt For example I see many newbies who ve been diving into React And that s great There s broad demand for React devs and it s wise to have a solid grasp of the library But many of these devs can do little else besides React Have you worked at all with jQuery Yes that technology is getting a little long in the tooth but it s still massively used and it can teach you a lot about certain core JavaScript concepts such as anonymous functions How comfortable are you with JavaScript and TypeScript They re used almost interchangeably today in the workplace and it can be a liability if you re a TypeScript wizard but you get uncomfortable if someone asks you to code something up in plain JavaScript or vice versa Have you experimented at all with other frameworks like Angular Or Vue Or Svelte How about Node It is afterall JavaScript But it s amazing how many freshly minted so called JavaScript devs can seize up at the site of a Node application I fully realize that as a newbie in the field it can feel incredibly daunting to have to tackle all these different angles of frontend JavaScript development And I m not asking you to become a JS TS React Angular jQuery Node Vue Svelte superhero all on your own But the more of these skills that you can confidently boast about on your resume and hopefully during interviews the better off you ll be The point here is that you can t make up a robust job history out of whole cloth So you ll need to do everything you can to ensure that you can at least boast a well rounded skillset You re gonna need to find ways to build up a resume without relying on the one thing that shines in most resumes a robust job history That s why you need to focus so hard on bolstering your list of skills Do NOT Skimp On HTML CSSI could ve shoved this under the prior section but I m listing it here separately because the modern code camp culture has IMHO spawned a small army of new devs who feel pretty good about their JavaScript skills but have only basic knowledge of HTML CSS It s easy for HTML CSS to feel almost like an afterthought But it should be your first thought Without HTML CSS you have no web app And if your answer to every presentation challenge is to throw everything into a lt div gt and slap a few style attributes on it potential employers are gonna spot this right away How confident are you with Flexbox How about Bootstrap Do you know what responsive design means Can you build a responsive site There was a time when some of these challenges could be shunted to the design team But nowadays employers expect their frontend devs to be completely comfortable with all aspects of HTML CSS Have a GitHub PresenceIf you don t already have a GitHub account you need to do so Now No seriously If you don t have a GitHub account stop reading this article and go create one RIGHT NOW You may be thinking I don t have anything to put in a GitHub account I don t care The first step is to have a GitHub account Why is this important Because you don t have any job history to speak of So the only thing you can do is to start documenting your code history Maybe you don t have any repos right now But from this day forward every time you complete a coding challenge or spin up some bare bones web demo I want you to create a new repo under your GitHub account and store it there The code in those repos may not be the prettiest or the most advanced Heck it may look downright amateurish to a seasoned dev But you know what looks even worse Having no public code presence to point potential employers to To be frank I delayed opening a GitHub account for many years Although it wasn t a huge problem for me because I was already an established dev before GitHub even existed I used to have dozens of little test demo apps on my local machine that I played around with but I never put them on GitHub But those little apps at least provide some evidence of your skillset and the type of work you can do A GitHub account also has another seemingly obvious benefit It forces you to get more comfortable with git if you re not already In modern dev git is not a nice to have It s a core skillset As a dev manager a JavaScript savant who struggles with basic git commands is borderline useless to me Side note Last year at Amazon there was a guy on our team who somehow managed to get hired without having basic git skills He lasted all of two months Quite frankly I m surprised he lasted that long Open an AWS AccountNow that you have a GitHub presence take the next step and open an AWS account If you re worried about the cost don t be It s free to open an account Most of their services are free to use for the first year Even after that first year any costs to you should be extremely minimal unless you start hosting torrents or doing some other kinda high traffic activity I currently have four sites in AWS And my monthly bill is usually about Maybe you re thinking that you have no need for AWS because you re not hosting building public websites apps But I m telling you it makes life sooooo much easier when you decide to launch even your first little utility Using AWS Amplify I can create a new GitHub repo throw up some bare bones code then hook that repo up to Amplify and have it published on the web in minutes If you want your own domain name for the app you can purchase that right in AWS with Route and have it live in less than an hour Amplify even provisions an SSL certificate for free for all of your Amplify sites Not only does this give you a quick and easy and cheap path to launch anything but it will also get you acclimated with the AWS ecosystem which is a huge selling point with many potential employers Even if the company you re aiming to work for doesn t use AWS it looks good on your resume to be able to say that you re familiar with it To be clear AWS is a massive beast in itself And I m not telling you to become an AWS Ninja I m just suggesting this as one potential way to A bolster your resume and B have a swift path to launch anything that you d like to publicly display Of course you don t have to use AWS There are other cloud computing solutions that will give you similar capabilities and experience The exact platform you choose is up to you Build StuffNow that you have a GitHub account to house your code and you have an AWS account to launch your code you need to have some code Yes this is basically an extension of my WRITE MORE CODE mantra But again if you don t have a formal work history you re gonna need some way to at least demonstrate your skill history If you re not sure what to build start with your personal portfolio site Maybe you haven t done that because you don t have any kinda meaningful portfolio to speak of But even if your site contains nothing but your resume and a few other trivia facts about yourself it s a good first step to getting a public coding presence One important note here Do NOT half ass your personal site Spend some time on it Try to make it look nice even if it s weak on content Pay attention to details like performance and accessibility HINT You can use Lighthouse to generate performance accessibility reports for your site Just last week a hiring manager at a place where I m interviewing and I expect to receive an offer in the next coupla days told me during our interview that he pulled up my site and he was amazed at how well it scored He said that he frequently does this for candidates and usually the scores are abysmal But don t stop building stuff once you have a personal site up and running Build more stuff I don t even care what you build The purpose here is not to illustrate that you are The World s Greatest Coder The purpose is simply to demonstrate to potential employers that you are in fact a coder I don t even care if you re launching static sites Put up a site for your church or your D amp D group or whatever It may not be incredibly fun or engaging But you gotta start somewhere And you ll learn things even if the stuff you re building isn t all that challenging Of course if you can build something that better demonstrates your full coding skillset then all the better You can launch some simple utilities You can launch something that leverages extends a public API You can even launch a site that contains tutorials on how to code I don t care what you build Just build something And make sure that it s available for you to brag about when talking to potential employers Use Everything You re Building to Bolster Your ResumeLet s imagine that you ve been trying to get a real programming job for the last two years During that time you ve been working on personal coding projects and developing websites apps for friends colleagues During the same period you ve also been working as a waiter to pay the bills Many people would represent that on their resume like this EXPERIENCE PresentWaiter Joe s Chicken HutResponsibilities Spitting in food Angering customers Taking smoke breaks In other words they wouldn t put anything on their resume that pertains to coding because they don t have a real coding job But here s how this should be represented on your resume EXPERIENCE PresentSelf Employed My Awesome Digital Solutions LLCResponsibilities Launched a new website for a local faith based organization Forked ChatGPT to create an interactive tool for interview preparation Developed a utility for managing Spotify playlists Partnered with local dev users group to craft coding tutorials Technologies Used TypeScript JavaScript HTML CSS Bootstrap jQuery GitHub AWS REST GraphQL React Redux PresentWaiter Joe s Chicken HutResponsibilities Spitting in food Angering customers Taking smoke breaks If you re thinking But I didn t get paid for those projects you re missing the entire point It doesn t matter if your total income from My Awesome Digital Solutions LLC over the last two years was As long as you actually did the projects listed under that resume entry you re not lying not at all Also there s absolutely nothing wrong with having concurrent work histories on your resume People do it all the time And how does anyone know that you actually did those projects with the technologies that you ve cited Well because they re in GitHub and probably viewable at some public URL Contribute To Open Source ProjectsI m gonna open this section by freely admitting that this suggestion is hard Most open source projects are maintained by a core group of dedicated senior devs who know the package inside and out Not only can some of those communities be incredibly insular but it can be extremely difficult for someone who s not already deeply ingrained in the package to even know where to begin While it s great in theory to say that we should all be doing our part to contribute to open source in practice it can be daunting to get even a single line of code approved and merged into an open source project if you re not already deeply ensconced in it So why am I telling you to do this Especially if you re not deeply experienced yourself Two reasons First diving into established open source projects is one of the only ways that you can see what production code looks like before you ve ever had a chance to work in an official programming role What do I mean by production code Well there s a nasty little secret that most people don t tell you when you re first learning to code The production code that you typically see in most live codebases usually looks nothing like any of the code that you ve yet been exposed to That may sound like a scary fact But it s true When you re going through tutorials everything is dumbed down to the simplest possible level This is done on purpose because if I m trying to demonstrate a single targeted principle I don t want the tutorial to be muddied up by the myriad bells and whistles that you d often find in a large scale app I only want to illustrate the targeted principle that I m trying to demo That makes perfect sense when you re trying to teach a single simple concept But it can cause someone s head to spin the first time they re ever exposed to real code out in the wild I ve seen this firsthand I ve witnessed newbies who managed to get hired and they showed up on the first day thinking that they know what real code looks like Then they get exposed to the Big Hairy Real Life App that we work on And they re lost In fact I ve seen some of these guys quit a job within days because they felt completely out of their depth Sometimes live apps look insanely complex because they re legacy apps that ve been cobbled together over many years and by many different devs to the point where they ve become a certified mess But even in new apps or even in apps that are fastidiously maintained the code can still be insanely difficult for a newbie to grok This is because that new code isn t some simplified tutorial It s a real live app that has a lot of different hooks and dependencies embedded within it If you wanna avoid that massive shellshock the first time someone drops you in the middle of a live codebase or a coding interview there are few options Because companies aren t just gonna hand over their codebase for you to learn from But there is one fabulous way to see what real code looks like without having to be hired at some company That way is to jump into an open source project Open source projects often have just as much complexity as you would expect to find in corporate apps And you don t need to be hired anywhere to start acclimating yourself to it It s all right there publicly available in GitHub The second reason that I want you to start wading into the open source waters is that it can be a great boost to your resume For example let s imagine that you manage to get a pull request with a single line of code merged into the React project Now to be perfectly frank even accomplishing that would be quite a challenge But if you did Well you could say with perfect honesty that you are now a contributor to the React project That d be quite a nice chit on your resume dontcha think Sure your contribution would consist of a single line of code But who cares You could still say with total integrity that you are in fact a contributor to the React project Consider Code Adjacent RolesThis suggestion may sting a bit If you ve had your sights set on a programming role you probably don t wanna think about getting hired in QA or as a business analyst or as a PM But sometimes this can be a way for you to get your foot in the door I ve been on many dev teams where I never saw a single newbie hired from outside the company This doesn t happen because someone s trying to punish you This happens because newbies can be a liability on the team draining time from other devs and potentially introducing bad code But I have seen on multiple occasions where someone within the company who s not technically in a coding role gets approved to join a dev team once they ve shown that A they re really a great employee in another role and B they actually have coding skills Think about it If Joe s coming to us off the street and his resume clearly shows that he s never worked as a programmer before it s actually pretty reasonable to believe that he may not be cut out for this environment and we may need to escort him out in a frighteningly short period of time But if Joe already works for our company in some other role and we interact with him on a regular basis we have the freedom to talk with him whenever we want We can see if he s doing any coding like work in his current role Even if he s not doing any coding at all we ll probably be much more comfortable with the risk because we already know this guy and we can see how he works I m not just telling you this in theory My first corporate role was as a Web Content Editor Sure I was technically working on the website But I wasn t initially allowed to make any code changes I was just an editor I updated static text But at the point that I was hired into this role I d already been coding on my own for a number of years And when problems cropped up on the site that would normally take weeks months to get IT to fix I told them Well you know I could actually fix this for you if you want It took a little while but eventually they realized that I actually knew what I was doing By the time I left that company my official title was Application Developer BlogI realize that this suggestion will not suit everybody Writing is a proclivity that some just don t care for But blogging can be incredibly useful First it expands your public presence The never been hired candidate that no one s ever heard of is often less valuable than the one who has a rich history of blogging about tech issues Second the mere act of blogging often leads to deeper understanding on the issues that you re writing about The blog reading community is your rubber ducky I can tell you that on numerous occasions I ve sat down to write a Dev to blog on some software concept that I thought I fully understood but by the time that I tried to crank out the explanation in a formal article I realized that there were flaws in my logic Even if the act of explaining an issue doesn t highlight the flaws in your logic you can bet that the commenters probably will And you know what That s a good thing I ve learned some great tips by reading the comments that were made on my own blogs That expanded knowledge will only help you in your quest for a dev job You may be thinking that it s silly to blog about programming precisely because you re so new But blogs don t even need to consist of you telling the world how it s done Blogs can even be fashioned as open questions for problems that you re struggling with Pitch Your ServicesWhen you re applying to open positions you re already at a massive disadvantage Job postings are typically created by companies who have significant salaries to offer so they can afford to be picky And the mere fact that the job is advertised means that there will inevitably be a large number of applicants And nearly all of those applicants will be more qualified at least on paper than you But not all jobs start with advertised openings If you re paying close attention sometimes you can pitch someone on the idea of hiring you In such a scenario you re not competing with All The Other Applicants because there are no other applicants Imagine that you know a small business owner and you can see him struggling with manual processes Then imagine you propose that you could build some tools for him that will automate those processes assuming that he hires you Is that likely to work No But it can t hurt to ask You never know And to be clear even if that small business owner actually does agree to hire you the pay may be abysmal But it s probably still more than your making in your current job And after a year or so of proving yourself in that type of role your resume will look stronger and you can leverage it into a better role with a company that pays more Don t Give UpIn conclusion I just wanna say that I get it I really do Finding your first programming gig can be really tough Especially when you ve got that self taught millstone hanging around your neck And I know that I haven t written anything here that s a silver bullet answer Even if you do everything I m suggesting it s still gonna be hard All I can say is Keep working on your skills your public footprint and your projects There are opportunities out there even if they re pretty hard to see at times Best of luck	2023-03-17 07:00:54
海外TECH	Engadget	Bandcamp's workers are forming a union	https://www.engadget.com/bandcamp-workers-forming-a-union-075803951.html?src=rss	Bandcamp x s workers are forming a unionBandcamp has always been known as an artist friendly alternative to streaming services like Spotify where you can buy music directly from the musicians themselves Now workers at the Epic owned online audio distributor want to ensure that they re treated as well as its creators by forming a union called Bandcamp United According to Rolling Stone and TechCrunch a majority of workers are in favor of unionizing and all of its non managerial and non supervisory personnel in the US will make up its bargaining unit Those workers are composed of support staff designers engineers writers and other roles within the platform nbsp Apparently Bandcamp s personnel have been quietly working on their organizing efforts since last summer They ultimately decided to join Tech Workers Union Local of the Office and Professional Employees International Union which is the same group that helped full time Kickstarter employees organize back in Based on the mission statement written on Bandcamp United s website the group aims to fix pay disparities and promote quot equitable conditions and economic stability quot They want to make sure workers have access to paid time off and that their salaries quot will grow to meet economic necessity quot Rolling Stone says they re also looking to address management s lack of transparency after Epic s takeover last year Workers were reportedly asked to sign new employment contracts when the Fortnite developer acquired the platform and they were given a limited amount of time to review its terms with no room for negotiations nbsp Ethan Diamond Bandcamp s CEO told the publications that management is quot aware that some employees are seeking to organize a union and is reviewing the petition to understand their concerns quot Bandcamp United has already filed for a petition with the National Labor Relations Board NLRB to administer a union election and will hold one to make things official once it gets approved nbsp This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-03-17 07:58:03
海外TECH	Engadget	'Resident Evil 4' review: A half-step backward for Capcom remakes	https://www.engadget.com/resident-evil-4-review-a-half-step-backward-for-capcom-remakes-070100973.html?src=rss	x Resident Evil x review A half step backward for Capcom remakesThe Resident Evil remake starts out strong Updated aiming mechanics and a fresh infusion of processing power make this the most exciting version of RE Capcom has ever delivered and Leon Kennedy looks better than ever even with his new chin implant The remake performs well for the first few hours as Leon shoots and stabs his way through the misty Spanish village where las plagas has transformed the locals into murderous tentacle monsters These early scenes set among crooked wooden buildings and the shores of a twisting cave system establish the game s blood soaked tone and provide a satisfying balance of asset management puzzle solving and modern third person shooting As the game grows in complexity it becomes clumsy Capcom s approach to modernizing RE is to add more enemies cramped environments and fewer ammo drops all of which could result in a high tension action experience if its controls were consistent As it stands the RE remake is plagued by sluggish animations and frustrating combat sequences Leon constantly feels underpowered unable to evade basic attacks or reliably land a shot Resident Evil set the standard for action horror games when it came out in and the remake shines when it embraces the innovations of the original over the shoulder precision shooting and an atmosphere blending combat and terror However the remake loses focus quickly and it feels like much of Capcom s effort was poured into upgrading enemies and environments leaving Leon in the GameCube era dust The RE remake introduces new boss fights and head bursting enemies and it also allows Leon to parry powerful attacks Sometimes The parry ability is only available if Leon has a knife on standby and when the prompt does pop up it s easily interrupted by environmental nudges the actions of other enemies and Leon s own animations Like most of Leon s movements the parry ability is simply too inconsistent to be satisfying and it generally does nothing to heighten the tension of combat scenes The remake often places Leon at the center of a swarm of enemies without the option to quickly dodge incoming attacks He has to shoot or press his way through the horde but he runs as if he s knee deep in sludge and even a bullet to the head doesn t always stop a rushing cultist Meanwhile enemy attacks always interrupt Leon Sluggish movement is authentic to the experience of the original four Resident Evil games and it s something that the RE and RE remakes specifically address offering updated controls and environments that feel at home on modern hardware In comparison to those games RE feels unfinished or at least un finessed CapcomOne boss fight that Capcom reimagined for the remake is against Méndez the mutant priest with the extra long spine In the original Méndez slings a repetitive series of attacks from the rafters of a burning slaughterhouse In the remake Méndez drops back to hurl flaming logs and explosive oil drums at Leon before rushing forward for close quarters fighting and alternating these positions a few times Even though the environment in the remake is larger it s cramped with flames that interrupt Leon s actions any time he touches them Méndez moves quickly and so do the objects he throws while Leon has a sluggish run ability no way to quickly dodge and lethargic animations for reloading retrieving items touching fire and knifing enemies Méndez seems like a fully remade character here Leon not so much This results in a frustrating boss fight I died a few times while trying to defeat Méndez and that s when Capcom pranked me I was playing on Standard and during my Méndez death screens the game started prompting me to turn on Assisted mode the lowest difficulty setting I generally don t do this during reviews but a dozen infuriating attempts later and I relented pressing OK without reading the fine print Assisted mode makes the game incredibly forgiving and I easily defeated Méndez in the following run And then I was unable to change my difficulty settings at all Keep this in mind Assisted mode is permanent in RE I played a few more minutes on the lowest difficulty setting but it truly felt like a different game than the Standard version devoid of tension or risk Luckily I was on PlayStation which only syncs cloud saves when you exit a game I turned off the console s internet connection closed the game and then downloaded the old save file from before I switched settings Then I defeated Méndez the old fashioned way on Standard difficulty and carried on with a newfound fear of accidentally switching to Assisted mode in my soul Permanent downward mode switching is a standard feature in Resident Evil games but I find it to be baffling It s especially confusing as RE actively encourages Standard players to try Assisted mode in loading screens and death menus I asked Capcom why the team designed RE this way and a spokesperson said “The difficulty mode a player completes the game on has ramifications for in game achievements and trophies This doesn t fully answer the question for me Plenty of action games have dynamic difficulty settings without disrupting achievements and this response doesn t address my perception that Capcom is prioritizing trophy integrity over accessibility CapcomWhile we re in the complaints department I also want to encourage all PS players to turn off controller sounds in the audio settings This goes for RE and literally every other game with this feature Why is the volume on the DualSense so loud all the time Please someone make it stop This is what the RE remake has reduced me to a pleading mess of unfulfilled nostalgia and frustration It s not a terrible game but it isn t seamless either It adds enemy variety and fresh environments 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