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IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] 文化庁、「AIと著作権」のセミナー開催　YouTubeライブで限定配信、受講料は無料	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2306/02/news186.html	itmedia	2023-06-02 18:52:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia Mobile] iPad mini、iPad Air、Apple Watchが特価に：Amazonタイムセール	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/mobile/articles/2306/02/news180.html	amazon	2023-06-02 18:12:00
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	RaspberryPiの自動起動_systemd	https://qiita.com/h-kiyo/items/8d456a8c92b99250357a	print	2023-06-02 18:53:38
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	列がMultiIndexで列名が重複されているDataFrameに対して、`df[df["col"]>0]`のように絞り込もうとすると期待通りの結果にならない	https://qiita.com/yuji38kwmt/items/7ec482701c8519eab01a	dataframe	2023-06-02 18:52:50
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	スクレイピングした情報をgoogleカレンダーに反映	https://qiita.com/gaku2002bambo/items/1d19ae1aca3e27926040	importrequestsfro	2023-06-02 18:28:16
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【ChatGPT＋JavaScript】関数を作成したら、どうする？	https://qiita.com/kabumira/items/6cfc9678b24ebc9bdd2b	chatgpt	2023-06-02 18:03:59
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	chatGPTの力を借りてLaravelのdocker環境を作成した	https://qiita.com/coatly/items/cc2a2acc2618a86f567a	docker	2023-06-02 18:13:57
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	【レポート】トレーニングセッション「Building Chained Apps（チェインアプリの構築）」– Alteyrx Inspire 2023 #alteryx23	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/report-alteryx-inspire2023-building-chained-apps/	alteryx	2023-06-02 09:48:51
海外TECH	DEV Community	Do not drop Sass for CSS	https://dev.to/robole/do-not-drop-sass-for-css-1ofm	Do not drop Sass for CSSI was just reading a post by Chris Ferdinandi Is it time to drop Sass I want to speak on the topic Chris is known as the vanilla JS guy He favours using JavaScript and eschews many tools This contrarian opinion is important in a noisy frontend world that is constantly pushing the use of particular frameworks and tools As Mark Twain said Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority it is time to reform or pause and reflect Why drop Sass Chris says the following in his post I ve been using Sass for a decade but recently I ve been wondering if it s time to ditch it and move on The thesis in the article is that CSS now has almost every feature that he uses from Sass Nesting has been added to CSS recently and this prompted the article I guess One exact feature that is missing for Chris is the import declaration to bundle styles from different partial files into a single file Chris favours using the ESBuild bundler to work out the shortcomings ESBuild can bundle CSS files into a single CSS file ESBuild can transform your natively nested CSS to flat CSS this is important since nesting is not in Firefox currently Therefore with the aid of ESBuild Chris has feature parity for his usage of Sass The other Sass features like mixins and inheritance do not appeal to Chris Frankly none of these seem like deal breakers I think it s time to go vanilla CSSThe thrust of what Chris is saying is that CSS has grown a lot and this reduces the need to reach for a CSS preprocessor Being able to do more with CSS is a good thing However Chris is using one tool ESBuild instead of another Sass to get the same outcome Is it a step forward Let s look at it from the other side Why shouldn t you drop Sass I want to zoom out for a moment and make a more general point about choosing technologies in the frontend world Dave Bushell wrote about CSS nesting in a recent post too and he also concluded that he no longer needs Sass He said the following Goodbye Sass With these updates I no longer need the Sass preprocessor A little sad to let such a useful tool go I ve been using Sass for longer than I can remember A corollary of this type of thinking is that it portrays technologies as disposable commodities It projects Yes Finally CSS has the best of Sass Let s chuck Sass The perception is that you can switch quickly and at a low cost Another facet of this is that choosing a technology is often construed as being mutually exclusive Sass or CSS This can led to bad decisions I see Sass other CSS preprocessors CSS postprocessors and CSS as a major building block on the web You don t replace the bricks in your house just because another brick offers similar benefits at a slightly cheaper price Why would you think that way about CSS Progression of one technology does not mean that you will stop using another technology in a punctuated manner Established technologies are a part of many many existing websites Replacing something like Sass can be a big undertaking As the Sass blog points out native CSS nesting is subtly incompatible with Sass nesting It is wise to at least understand the differences before you transition You cannot use native nesting in a Sass file This makes a progressive switch difficult You will need to replace every Sass file to make a complete transition It is not just a find and replace operation across files because of the subtle differences with nesting and there is the other bits of Sass syntax you have used in a project to consider When David Bushell replaced Sass with CSS on his personal website it required him to restructure his list styles It is a considerable amount of work to ensure it is done correctly And what is the benefit of transitioning from Sass to CSS on an existing website exactly In the short term the only significant benefit may be that your build process is simplified There is a cost to get there You must learn some new things and it takes work to get things setup correctly If you are making a new website then it is a different proposition You have less constraints and more freedom Choosing a CSS preprocessor or CSS is open Your choice is contingent on other decisions and other tools you may wish to use If you want to build a performant website these days you are likely to have a build step with some tools It would be great not to need any tools but to scale a website it is difficult to forgo all tools That s why it may seem like a step forward to use one less tool in your toolchain I think that this is the primary benefit people are chasing I think that the panacea of zero tooling can be blinkering Ask yourself what is the benefit of making a change Often substituting tools does not benefit the user The payoff is on your side The payoff for you should be large enough that the user sees a benefit because it enables you to deliver in a superior way In some cases you are just learning to do the same thing another way somewhere else If you think tools like Sass are disposable you will repeat this process again soon for a similar case My question to you is it better to drop a tool or is it better to drop this mindset Reminiscent of jQueryThe story of jQuery is analagous to this story with Sass jQuery helped usher in an era of building reliable websites and web applications It provided a consistent cross browser API for working with the DOM It eventually led to part of the API being adopted by ECMAScript We can thank jQuery for querySelector When React was taking over the frontend world jQuery was treated with ire in some quarters A view developed pardon the pun that if you are using imperative style of programming in the browser that you are a chump Using jQuery and React were seen by some as mutually exclusive decision You are either a trendy declartive cat React camp or a churlish imperative dinosaur jQuery It had a tribal aspect to it And it had the capriciousness of fashion this season we are rocking React dungarees React and jQuery are different You could build web interfaces with both However jQuery had a wider application and it was a product of its time It was not designed to solve the problem space of complex state and user interaction It was concerned with improving DOM manipulation animation events and AJAX in browsers People built tonnes of utilities and widgets using jQuery because they wanted a pleasant API and things to work everywhere It gave superior interoperability The web platform did solve many interoperability issues at time went by Understandably jQuery is not used by people very often to build user interfaces now People chose UI frameworks for that task instead I think that jQuery was brought up in conversation alongside React in that era because of their mammoth popularity and wide adoption rather than as a thoughtful debate on how to build great web applications Now that people s first choice for building user interfaces is React you find some people clawing at React for being too bloated being all about SPAs and so on It s a peciular cycle Today jQuery is still used a lot People did not just rebuild everything that used jQuery because something better came along According to Wtechs as of August jQuery is used by of the million most popular websites I do not know how reliable that figure is it is more than I expected but the point I am making is that technologies stick around much longer than people think or like to admit People like to categorize this as technical debt these days You don t replace a core building block of a website willy nilly Whatever your thoughts on Sass is it is worthwhile to think of Sass in a similar vain Don t make it a popularity contest or a tribal conflict on using one or the other Recognize what technologies are good at and use them accordingly If you want to make a change then realise that it is likely to be troublesome if you make a big bang change CSS and CSS preprocessors have a common purpose but they also serve different needs Sass is a superset of CSS similar to TypeScript and JavaScript It has a compile step that offers things that CSS does not CSS preprocessors are great at avoiding repetition and expressing more complex design patterns CSS preprocessors can create new features that do not require browsers to implement anything They can be a vector for innovation Sass is evolving still You may rebuild your personal website to use CSS instead of Sass today but you are unlikely to be doing the same thing in a workplace any time soon The payoff is too small and the risk is too large for a business to bother This context is important Closing thoughtsI think that you should choose the tools that fit your project requirements that produce a great outcome for the user and that work best for you I would encourage you to drop the either or mentality around technologies Don t talk about dropping tools talk about preferring a tool Maybe one is more suitable for a certain task or type of project Let s focus the discussion on why you would choose one thing over another with appropriate context and nuance CSS has come a long way Nesting being adopted by CSS is partly due to the success of the feature in Sass Let s give great tools their dues and not be signing their death certificates when other tools adopt some of the things that made them great It is fine to have a preference but you don t need to be dismissive about other technologies that are not en vogue You can t chase ever incremental improvement here and there without wearing yourself out There are too many things changing too many things on offer I see myself using Sass for prototyping and creative coding for a long time I do not see myself replacing Sass in existing projects soon I will consider CSS in a different light for new projects going forward because it is evolving That s all good in my book I will use them both in different circumstances Usage is not mutually exclusive	2023-06-02 09:41:02
海外TECH	DEV Community	Work From Home or the Office: Is It a Problem?	https://dev.to/zenstack/work-from-home-or-the-office-is-it-a-problem-5hj8	Work From Home or the Office Is It a Problem Remote work is morally wrongIn a recent CNBC interview Elon Musk once again threw a controversial point about working from home The laptop class living in la la land okay But as I said you can t but look at the cars are people working from home here of course not So people were building cars servicing the cars building houses fixing houses making food making all the things that people consume It s messed up to assume that yes they have to go to work but you don t I think it s morally wrong While I share admiration for Musk s vision attitude and execution there is one statement of his that I find difficult to grasp logically It is akin to saying that if people were building cars building a house marking food couldn t be able to drive a Tesla but you can that s morally wrong I am open to hearing an alternative interpretation if you can offer a different perspective I actually agree with what the interviewer David said It is a productivity rather than a moral issue Additionally even from a productivity standpoint alone I think it s very much a double edged sword as Musk himself mentioned twice in the whole interview Regarding his own trait of being pathologically optimistic Regarding the potential impact of AI on humanity As an engineer we are supposed to be accustomed to thinking to use this double edged mindset While Must is clearly fond of the office I would like to show the other edge myself Love office in defense of working from homeDuring my time working at Microsoft around there existed a highly flexible policy regarding remote work Whenever individuals needed to work from home a simple email with the subject line xxx WFH today was all that was required to inform the team WFH is probably the most memorable abbreviation for me in my Microsoft career indicating how frequently it happened However I almost never send that email Not only because I think it s more productive but also because I love to communicate with people face to face particularly with smart guys who share similar objectives I even make it a habit to visit the office on weekends hoping to connect with colleagues during those times I guess from this perspective I m the same as Musk But the difference is that I do appreciate the benefit of Working from home which I have observed among my colleagues The most common scenario is when individuals have tasks or obligations near their homes during the day By working from home they save the additional time that would have been spent on commuting especially when faced with traffic jams Another case arises when people are not feeling well If they were unable to work from home they would likely need to take sick leave instead There are also instances where individuals need to focus intensely on a task without unexpected interruptions from the office and working alone at home allows them to achieve that level of concentration After passively working from home for a very long time during the pandemic time I m even more convinced that I will never choose to work from home if I have the option to go to the office However I will always advocate for the freedom and flexibility of working from home as an option for others You see my point of view Let s see another edge of mine Never getting back in defense of the officeDavid Heinemeier Hansson also known as DHH may not be a familiar name to you but it s highly likely that you have come across either the product or the framework he created Basecamp and Ruby on Rails If you have read his renowned books Rework or Remote you would be aware of how distinctive his company signals is For instance they have never sought external funding and they have operated as a remote company for over years Just as the company s practices are peculiar DHH occasionally expresses counterculture opinions on various topics such as leaving the cloud or Typescript sucks Some individuals perceive his recent blog post on remote work to be another example of such opinions In defense of the officeTLDR the beginning of the post is You re never getting me back into an officeDespite being seemingly diametrically opposed to each other I find myself appreciating the common ground that exists between us We both defend the preference that diverges from our personal inclination Let s be real here The modern world we live in was designed and executed from an office It s a perfectly legitimate way of working It may not be your preferred way of working It sure as hell isn t mine But let s not make the same mistake of those who couldn t fathom how we at signals built a successful long term and prosperous company for twenty years by being remote The real problem is that people don t love their workAs I write here I suddenly realize that maybe the problem is not working from home or the office Despite the differing opinions held by Musk DHH and myself there is a unifying factor among us allーwe share a deep love for our work Individuals who possess a genuine love for their work tend to take the initiative to find the most suitable approach within the given circumstances As for myself I found that during the pandemic I ended up working for longer hours from home simply because my bed was conveniently closer to my work desk Unfortunately I see a large number of people don t Consequently I believe the true issue we need to address is to enable more people to pursue work they love If everyone could approach their work with the same zest as Warren Buffett Tap Dancing to Work then the debate between working from home or the office would likely become inconsequential The ZenSatck toolkit we are building aims to help more people to pursue purposeful work they love by leveraging their unique skills and passions With the powerful access control layer that supercharges Prisma ORM it greatly simplifies the efforts of building a secured extensible scalable web application Nothing would be more exciting for us to see how it enhances your enjoyment of your work If you find that it does please don t hesitate to share your experience with us	2023-06-02 09:40:42
海外TECH	DEV Community	Outreachy series: "Introduce yourself"	https://dev.to/heygauri/outreachy-series-introduce-yourself-5b74	Outreachy series quot Introduce yourself quot Hello readers I am sumitra sharma and I would like to introduce myself as an Outreachy Linux Kernel Intern I have been selected as an intern for the May cohort I am excited to work with the fantastic mentor s Ira Fabio and other Linux maintainers I will be documenting my internship journey in this blog series The blogs will be as follows “Introduce yourself “Everybody struggles “Think about your audience “Career opportunities “Final project progress blog post Learn about Outreachy at I am pursuing M Tech in Computer Science amp Information Security from Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur I have been selected as an Outreachy intern for the Linux project ー“Converting kmap and kmap atomic call sites to kmap local page My core values are hard work dedication optimistic amp hopeful I start anything by preparing myself to focus on doing the work and the rest is not in my hands Often people complain and hesitate to take action Instead one should focus on the steps after some time one will realise how things come into place Once I start on a task I put my everything into it I built a strong dedication towards my work I get satisfaction when I produce a quality product with my hard work Being optimistic becomes an essential part of my journey During work we face failures sometimes things don t go how we want them to be despite the daily hard work we put in At such moments being kind to yourself and others co workers is vital to remain self motivated and maintain good relationships If we can hope then why not for something good only It will give us more energy and an optimistic viewpoint towards our work Working in FOSS is a transformative journey that combines my passion for technology collaboration and making a positive impact The vibrant community freedom to innovate continuous learning and tangible real world outcomes motivate me to be part of the FOSS movement It s an opportunity to contribute to a global community shape the future of technology and leave a lasting legacy The open nature of FOSS projects fosters an environment where knowledge is freely shared barriers are removed and everyone has the opportunity to contribute This ethos of openness promotes inclusivity and leads to breakthroughs that benefit society as a whole To me Outreachy came as an excellent opportunity I was motivated by the opportunity to contribute to open source projects that have a global impact Outreachy is a platform to give back to the community collaborate with others and work on projects that align with their interests	2023-06-02 09:15:52
海外TECH	DEV Community	How the PHP community add features to the language itself	https://dev.to/accreditly/how-the-php-community-add-features-to-the-language-itself-17ef	How the PHP community add features to the language itselfHave you ever wondered how a language sets about adding new features or deciding what changes from version to version I ve been a long time gt years contributor to the PHP project making regular contributions to various internal projects documentation moderating comments bugs and tons more The PHP project as a whole operates a karma system There are dozens of sub projects so someone with access to help moderate the bug tracker doesn t necessarily have access to update the docs It s a system that works well and has been in place for as long as I have been involved RFCsThe PHP language evolves through a consensus building process where new features deprecations and changes are proposed discussed and approved Central to this process is the Request for Comments RFC procedure a democratic mechanism enabling contributors to suggest improvements and collectively decide on PHP s future direction What is an RFC RFC stands for Request for Comments In the context of PHP an RFC is a formal document proposing a change to the language This change could be the addition of a new feature a modification to an existing feature or a proposal to remove a particular aspect of the language The RFC ProcessThe RFC process consists of several steps designed to ensure each proposal is thoroughly vetted and that all interested parties have a chance to provide input Idea Generation and DiscussionAnyone can come up with an idea for improving PHP but making it into an RFC usually requires discussion and refinement This typically occurs on the PHP internals mailing list or other communication channels where developers share their ideas and receive initial feedback Writing the RFCThe proposer often with help from others writes a formal RFC document detailing the proposal The RFC includes a rationale for the proposed change a detailed explanation of the change itself any potential backward compatibility issues and other relevant details If the proposal involves a technical change to PHP s codebase the RFC may also include patches or prototypes illustrating the change Posting the RFC for DiscussionOnce the RFC is ready it s published on the PHP Wiki under the RFC section There it s open to discussion by anyone interested not just those who can vote This discussion period is a critical opportunity for the community to debate the proposal s merits identify potential issues and suggest improvements Depending on the feedback the proposer may revise the RFC during this stage VotingAfter a suitable discussion period usually two weeks a vote is held on whether to accept the RFC Only PHP internals contributors those who have contributed to the PHP source code in the past are eligible to vote An RFC needs a majority to pass if it proposes a language change In contrast a simple majority suffices for other types of changes ImplementationIf the RFC passes the proposed changes are integrated into the PHP source code The proposer often does this but other contributors can also do the implementation Once the changes are implemented and tested they re merged into the PHP source code repository and the feature becomes part of the next PHP release My involvementThe PHP language is extremely broad and feature rich There are functions and features that many people don t know exist and some quite niche parts of the language that focus on a specific subset of features As a personal choice I only ever vote on an RFC that directly effects me and the work I do I feel that as a developer who uses the language every day I am best placed to make an informed decision on features that I use rather than those I have never touched I ll leave those more qualified than me to vote on those Example RFCsBelow are a few of the most popular RFCs that have been implemented over the years RFC to skip version and go to version Deprecations in PHP PHP timelinePHP GenericsIf you re interested in contributing to the PHP project then there are plenty of ways to get involved If you feel like you know PHP pretty well then you should also check out our PHP Certification	2023-06-02 09:11:31
海外TECH	Engadget	Apple's AirTag 4-pack is just $80 right now	https://www.engadget.com/apples-airtag-4-pack-is-just-80-right-now-095027025.html?src=rss	Apple x s AirTag pack is just right nowIf you ve been debating whether to pick up some Apple AirTags now might be the time finally to go for it The AirTag pack currently has a percent discount dropping from to Not only does this bring the pack close to its all time lowest price but it makes each AirTag only ー less than buying one on its own So in a sense it s a buy three get the fourth free sale with four extra dollars saved for a coffee AirTags pair to your iPhone or iPad in one tap with their live location available in the Find My app alongside your friends and other devices Its small frame ーabout an inch and a quarter in length and width ーis water and dust resistant with an included battery that requires replacing about once a year You can get detailed instructions to reach your AirTag on newer iPhone models thanks to Ultra Wideband technology or put it in Lost Mode to immediately receive notifications if it pings off another person s device You can slip your AirTag into your wallet or purse as is or pick up a case to connect it to your keys or pet s collar Either way it s one of the better Bluetooth trackers on the market especially at such a low price Follow EngadgetDeals on Twitter and subscribe to the Engadget Deals newsletter for the latest tech deals and buying advice This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-06-02 09:50:27
海外TECH	Engadget	Rocket Lab delays its Venus atmospheric probe mission	https://www.engadget.com/rocket-lab-delays-its-venus-atmospheric-probe-mission-090847239.html?src=rss	Rocket Lab delays its Venus atmospheric probe missionLast year Rocket Lab announced that it would embark on an ambitious mission to send a small probe to Venus to hunt for organic molecules in its atmosphere The launch was supposed to happen in May but now Rocket Lab has confirmed that it s quot not imminent quot TechCrunch has reported While company didn t provide a new date a research paper published in July states that a quot backup launch window is available in January quot nbsp News of the mission flew under the radar as it were but it s rather ambitious Rocket Lab plans to use its Electron booster and Photon spacecraft sending a small probe into Venus s cloud layer about miles up where temperatures are Earth like Thanks to the planet s greenhouse effect temperatures on the surface are greater than degrees F and pressure more than Earth atmospheres Rocket LabOnce there the tiny centimeter diameter probe will search for organic molecules or other clues that the atmosphere could support life Venus came into the news back in after researchers claimed to spot signs of phosphine a chemical that s typically produced by living organisms While controversial the findings sparked a new interest in the Venus atmosphere as a possible source for life and Rocket Lab s mission is centered around just that nbsp At the same time it s a way for the company to show off its Photon spacecraft designed to go beyond Earth orbit to the Moon and Mars Last year Rocket Lab successfully launched Photon on NASA s CAPSTONE mission designed to verify the orbital stability of the planned Lunar Gateway space station The lunar satellite spent nearly six months in orbit and flew within miles of the Moon s North Pole in a so called near rectilinear halo orbit nbsp This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-06-02 09:08:47
海外科学	NYT > Science	Sparrows Are the Main Suspects in a Bird-Nest Murder	https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/02/climate/bird-nest-sparrows.html	nonnative	2023-06-02 09:01:16
医療系	医療介護 CBnews	介護DB二次利用「申請から受領まで時間かかる」-ワーキンググループで課題をヒアリング	https://www.cbnews.jp/news/entry/20230602174900	二次利用	2023-06-02 18:25:00
金融	金融庁ホームページ	入札公告等を更新しました。	https://www.fsa.go.jp/choutatu/choutatu_j/nyusatu_menu.html	公告	2023-06-02 11:00:00
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Lack of detail on Kishida’s child care funding draws criticism	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/06/02/national/politics-diplomacy/kishida-child-care-funding-postponement/	Lack of detail on Kishida s child care funding draws criticismWith a snap election possibly on the horizon the government is seen as being unwilling to upset voters by increasing the burden on taxpayers	2023-06-02 18:40:27
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Rain front and tropical storm prompt warnings across wide areas of Japan	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/06/02/national/heavy-rain-storm-warnings/	Rain front and tropical storm prompt warnings across wide areas of JapanThe seasonal rain front as well as moist air carried by Tropical Storm Mawar as it moves through the Pacific south of Japan have increased	2023-06-02 18:09:47
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Phillip Schofield: Alison Hammond breaks down on This Morning	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-65785693?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	colleague	2023-06-02 09:42:32
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Boris Johnson to give Covid inquiry unredacted WhatsApps	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-65787617?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	demand	2023-06-02 09:47:11
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Geraint Davies: New Labour MPs say they were warned about him	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-65783805?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	attention	2023-06-02 09:07:08
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Elon Musk's Twitter loses second trust and safety chief	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-65786326?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	october	2023-06-02 09:35:10
ビジネス	不景気.com	ジェイ・エスコムが取立不能のおそれ、韓国で取引先が着服 - 不景気com	https://www.fukeiki.com/2023/06/j-escom-debt-collection.html	韓国	2023-06-02 09:23:30
ニュース	Newsweek	ロシアの「竜の歯」、ウクライナ「反転攻勢」を阻止できず...チャレンジャー2戦車があっさり突破する映像を公開	https://www.newsweekjapan.jp/stories/world/2023/06/2-491.php		2023-06-02 18:21:00
IT	週刊アスキー	「スクウェア・エニックス アルティメットセール JUNE 2023」がニンテンドーeショップとPS Storeで開催！	https://weekly.ascii.jp/elem/000/004/139/4139457/	playstationstore	2023-06-02 18:20:00
IT	週刊アスキー	オシャレなMini-ITXケースなのにGeForce 40が搭載可！ Fractal Design「Terra」が話題	https://weekly.ascii.jp/elem/000/004/139/4139454/	fractaldesign	2023-06-02 18:15:00
IT	週刊アスキー	Amazonタイムセール開催中！ ノートPCやアップル製品など注目商品をピックアップ	https://weekly.ascii.jp/elem/000/004/139/4139462/	amazon	2023-06-02 18:10:00
IT	週刊アスキー	アイリスオーヤマ、セカンド冷蔵庫に「奥行スリム」など新モデル2機種	https://weekly.ascii.jp/elem/000/004/139/4139453/	新モデル	2023-06-02 18:30:00