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IT	InfoQ	QCon New York 2023: Day One Recap	https://www.infoq.com/news/2023/06/day-one-qcon-ny-2023/?utm_campaign=infoq_content&utm_source=infoq&utm_medium=feed&utm_term=global	QCon New York Day One RecapDay One of the th annual QCon New York conference was held on June th at the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge in Brooklyn New York This three day event organized by CMedia included a keynote address by Radia Perlman and presentations from four conference tracks and one sponsored track By Michael Redlich	2023-06-15 11:15:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia ビジネスオンライン] 「PR大使」退任、CM削除......　広末さんと鳥羽シェフ“W不倫”、対応に追われる企業・自治体	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/business/articles/2306/15/news206.html	itmedia	2023-06-15 20:50:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] 「あんスタ」、イラストの“サイレント修正”に批判　「時間も金も掛けたのに」	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2306/15/news210.html	itmedia	2023-06-15 20:45:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] 「劇場版 呪術廻戦 0」地上波で7月放送　　アマプラ以外の配信もスタート	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2306/15/news208.html	itmedia	2023-06-15 20:16:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] 楽天、縦読みマンガ「R-TOON」今秋開始　海外展開も視野に少年画報社らと共同制作	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2306/15/news207.html	itmedia	2023-06-15 20:13:00
TECH	Techable（テッカブル）	スペクティら、人工衛星とSNSから大雨時の浸水状況を3Ⅾ再現。罹災証明発行の時間短縮へ期待	https://techable.jp/archives/211378	spectee	2023-06-15 11:00:56
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ライブラリって何？	https://qiita.com/HALLELUJAH0901/items/22fa24e2ea407f0418e1	違い	2023-06-15 20:23:04
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	キャリアパスの整備 – 水平キャリアラダー	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/lateral-career-ladder/	関心事	2023-06-15 11:30:46
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	キャリアパスの整備 – デュアルキャリアラダー	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/dual-career-ladder/	関心事	2023-06-15 11:20:10
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How Do Liquidity Provider Tokens Work?	https://www.makeuseof.com/how-do-liquidity-provider-tokens-work/	needs	2023-06-15 11:30:19
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	5 Common Mistakes That'll Damage or Ruin Your Motherboard	https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/common-mistakes-damage-ruin-motherboard/	motherboard	2023-06-15 11:30:19
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Adobe Illustrator Gets Generative AI Update: 6 Exciting New Features to Try	https://www.makeuseof.com/adobe-illustrator-generative-ai-update-new-features/	recolor	2023-06-15 11:16:18
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	What Is SSD Wear Leveling and How Does It Work?	https://www.makeuseof.com/what-is-ssd-wear-leveling/	leveling	2023-06-15 11:01:18
海外TECH	DEV Community	Stepping into Vue - Enhancing the User Experience in JHipster Lite	https://dev.to/renanfranca/stepping-into-vue-enhancing-the-user-experience-in-jhipster-lite-31an	Stepping into Vue Enhancing the User Experience in JHipster LiteOriginally published at renanfranca github ioGreetings everyone Today I m thrilled to delve into my recent adventure into the world of Vue js while working on the JHipster Lite project on GitHub I took the plunge into this popular JavaScript framework to solve an issue and in the process learned a great deal about the framework and Hexagonal Architecture So let s dive right in The Issue at HandFirstly I would like to address the problem that kick started my Vue journey The Issue describes that module properties were resetting every time a user navigated to another page This could prove tiresome for users as they would need to redefine their preferences every time they switched pages This proposed solution was to persist the module properties across pages using local storage So the issue will be considered fixed when a property typed at the Landscape screen will be loaded at the Patch screen without the need to type it again Let s take a look at the images below that show the same property Project full name shared between the Landscape and the Patch menu options Landscape screen has the property My Super App highlighted with a blue rectangle Patch screen has the same property My Super App highlighted with a blue rectangle load automatically My First Steps with VueTo address this issue I found myself working with Vue js for the first time I embarked on this journey while creating the Pull Request titled Share module properties between landscape and patch screens I made numerous code changes to enable the module properties to be shared between screens My first foray into Vue was both exciting and challenging Vue s reactivity model and component architecture were different from what I was used to but I quickly found them to be powerful tools for creating interactive user interfaces I learned how to use Vue directives computed properties and component lifecycle hooks to create responsive and efficient components Hexagonal Architecture ChallengesAn interesting challenge I faced during this development was maintaining the principles of Hexagonal Architecture while programming the front end There were instances where I made mistakes that contradicted the architectural concepts but I was fortunate to have a code reviewer who pointed out these discrepancies and clearly guided me on what should be done I have come to appreciate the value of Hexagonal Architecture in isolating the application s core logic from external concerns The experience also underscored the importance of clear and open communication in collaborative development Making ImprovementsThe following changes have significantly improved the user experience by maintaining the state of module properties across different pages The use of a repository for managing module parameters has also enhanced the efficiency and reliability of the code Part I ModuleParametersRepository ts and LocalStorageModuleParametersRepository tsI created two TypeScript files ModuleParametersRepository ts and LocalStorageModuleParametersRepository ts In ModuleParametersRepository ts I introduced an interface ModuleParametersRepository import ModuleParameterType from module domain ModuleParameters export interface ModuleParametersRepository store map Map lt string ModuleParameterType gt void get Map lt string ModuleParameterType gt This interface provides a contract for storing and retrieving module parameters The store method accepts a map of type ModuleParameterType and doesn t return anything while the get method returns a map of the same type In LocalStorageModuleParametersRepository ts I implemented the ModuleParametersRepository interface import ModuleParametersRepository from domain ModuleParametersRepository import ModuleParameterType from domain ModuleParameters export class LocalStorageModuleParametersRepository implements ModuleParametersRepository private readonly STORAGE KEY moduleParameters private readonly localStorage Storage constructor localStorage Storage this localStorage localStorage store map Map lt string ModuleParameterType gt void this localStorage setItem this STORAGE KEY JSON stringify Array from map entries get Map lt string ModuleParameterType gt const storedValue this localStorage getItem this STORAGE KEY if storedValue return new Map JSON parse storedValue return new Map lt string ModuleParameterType gt In this class I defined a STORAGE KEY constant for identifying the storage location and a localStorage property of type Storage The constructor accepts a Storage object and assigns it to localStorage The store method takes a map of ModuleParameterType converts it into a string using JSON stringify and stores this string in localStorage using the setItem method The get method retrieves the stored string from localStorage using the getItem method parses it back into a map using JSON parse and returns it If no stored value is found it returns a new empty map Part II Main tsThe first change I made was to add a new import at the top of the main ts file I imported the LocalStorageModuleParametersRepository class from the module secondary LocalStorageModuleParametersRepository file This class is responsible for storing the module properties in the browser s local storage import LocalStorageModuleParametersRepository from module secondary LocalStorageModuleParametersRepository Next I created a new instance of LocalStorageModuleParametersRepository passing localStorage as an argument This allows the class to access the browser s local storage to store and retrieve the module properties const moduleParametersRepository new LocalStorageModuleParametersRepository localStorage Finally I added moduleParametersRepository to the Vue application context This allows any Vue component to access the repository and therefore the module properties app provide moduleParameters moduleParametersRepository These changes allow module properties to be persistently stored improving the user experience when navigating between pages Moreover the implementation of LocalStorageModuleParametersRepository allows other parts of the application to easily access the module properties making the code more modular and easier to maintain Part III Landscape component tsIn the recent update to the Landscape component of the JHipster Lite project a significant change was made to improve the management of module parameters The original code used a local reference valuatedModuleParameters to store the parameters of the modules This was replaced with a more robust solution a repository pattern The ModuleParametersRepository was imported at the top of the file and an instance of it was injected into the component This repository is responsible for managing the module parameters providing a more centralized and consistent way to handle these values This change can be seen in the following lines import ModuleParametersRepository from module domain ModuleParametersRepository const moduleParameters inject moduleParameters as ModuleParametersRepository const moduleParametersValues ref moduleParameters get The moduleParametersValues reference now points to the values retrieved from the repository and any changes to these values are stored back into the repository This can be seen in the updateProperty and deleteProperty methods const updateProperty property ModuleParameter void gt moduleParametersValues value set property key property value moduleParameters store moduleParametersValues value const deleteProperty key string void gt moduleParametersValues value delete key moduleParameters store moduleParametersValues value This new approach ensures that the module parameters are consistently managed across different parts of the application reducing the risk of inconsistencies and bugs It also makes the code more maintainable and easier to understand as the responsibility of managing the module parameters is clearly defined and encapsulated within the ModuleParametersRepository Part IV ModulesPatch component tsStarting with the import section I introduced ModuleParametersRepository from the domain of the module This repository is designed to manage the module parameters providing a more efficient way to handle them import ModuleParametersRepository from module domain ModuleParametersRepository In the defineComponent function I replaced the moduleParameters ref with an injection of moduleParameters from the ModuleParametersRepository This allows the component to directly access the repository improving the efficiency of data retrieval I also introduced moduleParametersValues as a ref which gets the current state of the module parameters from the repository const moduleParameters inject moduleParameters as ModuleParametersRepository const moduleParametersValues ref moduleParameters get In the isNotSet function I changed the source of the value from moduleParameters value get propertyKey to moduleParametersValues value get propertyKey This ensures that the function checks the current state of the module parameters const value moduleParametersValues value get propertyKey In the updateProperty and deleteProperty functions I updated the state of the module parameters in the repository after every change This ensures that the repository always holds the most recent state of the module parameters const updateProperty property ModuleParameter void gt moduleParametersValues value set property key property value moduleParameters store moduleParametersValues value const deleteProperty key ModulePropertyKey void gt moduleParametersValues value delete key moduleParameters store moduleParametersValues value In the function that applies a module I replaced moduleParameters value with moduleParametersValues value as the source of parameters This ensures that the most recent state of the module parameters is used when applying a module parameters moduleParametersValues value In the function that handles project history properties I updated the state of the module parameters in the repository after setting each unknown property This ensures that the repository is updated with any new properties that are discovered moduleParametersValues value set property key property value moduleParameters store moduleParametersValues value Finally in the return statement of the defineComponent function I replaced moduleParameters with moduleParametersValues This ensures that the component always provides the most recent state of the module parameters moduleParametersValues ConclusionThese changes have the potential to significantly enhance the user experience in JHipster Lite With the module properties now persisting across pages users no longer need to redefine their preferences every time they navigate to a different page However please note that these changes generated the following bug Local properties storage do no reset which I have already fixed it I eagerly look forward to feedback from the community and I am ready to make any necessary adjustments For a comprehensive understanding of the changes I recommend reviewing the code directly on GitHub Stay tuned for more updates on JHipster Lite s development I hope you found this post useful and interesting If you have any questions or comments please feel free to drop them below Until next time happy coding	2023-06-15 11:48:32
海外TECH	DEV Community	10 Best Practices for Implementing Agile in Software Engineering	https://dev.to/josematoswork/10-best-practices-for-implementing-agile-in-software-engineering-4b3f	Best Practices for Implementing Agile in Software Engineering Best Practices for Implementing Agile in Software EngineeringAgile methodology is a project management system that emphasizes teamwork customer satisfaction constant progress and communication It is widely used in software engineering and development projects as it offers a flexible approach and the ability to react rapidly to changes and requirements However implementing agile methodology correctly can be challenging and without the proper guidance it is easy to derail progress and diminish the benefits In this article we will explore best practices for implementing agile in software engineering Define clear roles and responsibilitiesOne of the key benefits of Agile methodology is that it promotes a collaborative and team based approach However this can also lead to confusion about individual responsibilities and who is accountable for different aspects of the project Therefore it is crucial to define clear roles and responsibilities for everyone involved in the project This includes the Product Owner Scrum Master and development team members Defining clear roles and responsibilities encourages accountability improves communication and ensures that everyone knows what is expected of them Encourage open communicationCommunication is crucial in Agile development projects It is important to ensure that all team members have the information they need to make sound decisions and take informed action Encourage open communication and establish regular communication procedures to ensure that everyone stays up to date with project changes and progress Regular team meetings and status updates will ensure that everyone is on the same page and working towards the same goal Prioritize requirementsIn software engineering project requirements are essential Agile methodology encourages the definition and prioritization of requirements which allows for a more flexible approach to project management Prioritizing requirements will help ensure that the project team is focusing on the most important aspects of the project first This means that the project can be delivered in stages with each stage delivering value to the customer Ensure that the project is broken down into manageable piecesBreaking down the project into manageable pieces is a key aspect of Agile methodology This approach makes it easier to prioritize requirements create realistic iterations and ensure that progress is being made as expected Ensuring that the project is broken down into manageable pieces will also help with resource allocation and make it easier to identify roadblocks or delays Establish a clear definition of doneThe Definition of Done is a critical aspect of Agile methodology It is a set of criteria that must be met to consider a user story or project complete A clear definition of done ensures that everyone involved in the project understands what work is required to complete a task This means that everyone has a shared understanding of what it means to complete a task which makes it easier to deliver high quality work Have a flexible approach to changeAgile methodology is designed to be flexible and accommodate change However this can be difficult for some team members who are used to a more rigid project management approach To implement Agile successfully it is important to embrace a flexible approach This means being open to change responding quickly to new requirements and being prepared to adjust priorities based on new information Use Agile toolsThere are many Agile tools available that can help to support Agile project management These tools can help with communication collaboration and tracking progress Using Agile tools can also help to automate some of the administrative tasks associated with Agile such as updating Kanban boards or burndown charts Encourage frequent retrospectivesRetrospectives are an essential aspect of Agile methodology and provide a forum for the project team to reflect on what worked well what didn t and what needs to change Encouraging frequent retrospectives ensures that everyone on the team has a voice and can provide feedback on how to improve the project Retrospectives also promote a culture of continuous improvement which helps the team to learn from their mistakes and make the necessary changes to ensure future success Use Agile metrics to track progressAgile metrics can be a valuable tool for tracking progress and identifying areas for improvement The metrics can provide insights into the team s performance identify potential roadblocks and help to spot patterns that could be indicative of future issues Using Agile metrics encourages transparency and helps the team stay focused on project goals Practice continuous learning and improvementFinally Agile methodology is designed to promote continuous learning and improvement To implement Agile successfully it is essential to embrace this ethos and continuously look for ways to improve processes procedures and outcomes Encouraging a culture of continuous learning and improvement will help the team to stay focused on the project goals and ensure that they are delivering high quality work that meets the needs of the customer ConclusionAgile methodology is a powerful approach to project management that can provide significant benefits to software engineering projects However implementing Agile successfully requires careful planning clear communication and a commitment to continuous improvement By following the best practices outlined in this article you can ensure that your Agile implementation is successful and your software engineering projects are delivered on time within budget and to the satisfaction of your customers	2023-06-15 11:20:00
海外TECH	DEV Community	DevOpsDays 2023 Prague	https://dev.to/bogomil/devopsdays-2023-prague-4od1	DevOpsDays PragueIt s early Tuesday morning and I am again in the metro going to a location in Prague I have never been to before People are quiet on the train thinking about their lives I saw just a few people not looking at their phones Have we become humanity addicted to some shiny devices and so called “technologies That could be another topic Now I am going to the second day of DevOpsDays Prague The hotel welcomes me with many tobacco smokers outside and a strange facade I am in the right place because I saw familiar faces and heard someone talking about Jenkins I took the elevator to the conference area and headed to the registration A lovely girl said hello to me after I got my welcome pack I said hello back I told myself something was wrong See sweet girls never say hello to me like that Then I remembered I am in a friendly company because DevOps is not only about technologies but also about the mindset of being nice to others I met a few great people I worked with and then went to the conference room I expected more attendees The room was full It may be too early I was just on time for the first speaker Ben Hirschberg Unpacking Open Source Security in Public Repos amp Registries Ben is representing a company called ARMO which deals with container security I discovered their free scanner while trying to convince some of my stakeholders that we are shipping not so well secured containers I was eager to learn more Armo s team researched and compared the vulnerabilities they discovered in two large groups All open source projects in Github as one group and a group of so called “graduated projects from CNCF as the second He showed the security findings in both groups leaning towards the intention that the graduated projects are a bit more secure in most areas We should investigate how they did it and apply it on our own The other exciting point I have struggled with is that we should investigate critical high CVEs found during the scan because they could not be exploited in particular cases Usually this is part of the remediation activity but I know of some companies that want their containers clean no matter what This struggle sometimes causes a lot of friction within the teams He also showed some use cases to support that The CVE scanners are good conversation starters but the human element is needed to do the analysis and prepare the remediation plan I don t expect the AI to do this now but this will be the future Paul Bruce Re growing a DevOps Community in Boston Considering the title the second talk would be boring I was wrong Paul took us through a growth journey and he challenged me and most of the audience to think about diversity community and true belonging Even though his talk was about some efforts in a different country I learned a lot about working and building a community This is a vital tool on your tool belt of professional life I am a visual person When he shared a picture of grass in the parking lot I immediately thought everything is possible Then he said the same with his own words We need to look for possibilities specifically in unusual places The beauty of life doesn t lie in the known Nobody cares about a beach full of concrete but most people will smile and be happy seeing a flower pushing through the horror and bringing something beautiful to the world This also applies to personal and work relations Right I wanted to spend more time with Paul while he was in Prague but I didn t make it He is a very insightful person to learn from So next time you end up in an event near him say hi and soak some wisdom Break One of my favorite parts of any event is the “free coffee Ok you got me it s the “free beer but it was and I don t like drinking in the morning The coffee breaks are an excellent way to support community conferences by visiting sponsors booths Because of them such events exist The second best use of the breaks is to meet people I prefer to avoid meeting new people I get nervous most of the time when I have to talk to an entirely stranger person I know I am weird I stayed within my comfort zone by talking to people I already knew If you like meeting people use the coffee break to enlarge your horizon I went back to the room after gulping a disgusting cup of coffee Instant coffee is different from my thing but I needed the caffeine I went back to the room to meet the next fantastic speaker Sowmya Sridharamurthy TestOps well never mindDoing proper testing is a hoax We always do it in a way that goes against the value and the experience within the quality team On the other hand the level of testing desired by the same team could be more business justifiable This of course is my sole opinion Sowmya focuses on an exciting intersection between Operations and Testing Testing has a very low priority in the modern DevOps world Everyone knows that we need to ship faster quality software Surprisingly the team responsible for this part needs to be addressed Their proposals for improvements tools and processes often go to dev null I learned a lot from this talk If I have to pinpoint one Automation is the key but you need to talk to your quality professionals to achieve that So why don t you start this conversation now Can you also ensure you have covered the whole yards of testing Michael Man Overcoming the DevSecOps Imposter SyndromeThe Security component that puts the Sec part into the DevSecOps is vast Often one might feel insecure in their knowledge just because we aim to focus on many things simultaneously Michal covered how he solved such a problem himself The key is to identify what area to focus on and the gaps you have in your knowledge and prepare a learning plan Mental health is essential Take care of yourself and reach out for help The Cuber Security community will help you IntermissionTwo cups of espresso later I get tired of writing about my great DevOpsDays experience My energy level is getting low and I want to go and walk the dog now While I am doing this please reflect on the learnings from today Opensource is secure There are good examples you could follow What steps are you going to take next You could find beauty and inspirational ideas mostly in unusual places What does that mean to you Can we deliver quality software without testing Who can tell Continuous learning is an excellent way to beat the Impostor syndrome What are you going to learn next Why don t you take a short walk as well See you in minutes Open SpacesI am back I hope you had a refreshing break in the open I m not too fond of commercial conferences because you always have many more questions and topics and there is no venue to discuss them DevOpsDays Prague fixes that by running an Open Space where you can propose your topic get the people interested in discussing it and a room or a space where you do that I stayed for three sessions but I contributed to two Usually the Vegas rule applies so I am not going to share what we have discussed but I am free to share what I have learned One topic could explode into more subjects making the whole conversation unfocused and wasteful The main topic of the room was Gender gaps in communications but we ended up in a heated discussion about the entire Diversity and Inclusion subject and we achieved nothing The second open space I visited was called “Where are the Business people The room needed help to identify why they needed business people and why they were interested in finding them We have yet to reach an agreement on the goal of the session We shared some event names where people go and that s all The third discussion was about the Impostor Syndrome and how to overcome it The meeting went south and many people could not share their opinions wasting good intentions Putting some tiny structures in the Open Spaces and focusing the energy in the right direction could produce beautiful results beneficial for everyone present I ve seen this working KudosI took the metro back to my area of Prague still observing people around me I am curious I went back home full of energy and new knowledge I know how hard it is to organize an event like this I am speaking from experience I have organized more than of those Kudos to the whole crew of DevOpsDays who did this in their free time without any benefits except for the joy of providing the others with a place to meet and discuss common topics You should be proud of yourselves I also published this article on my software delivery blog	2023-06-15 11:00:44
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	HomePod of the future may only answer Siri queries if you look at it	https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/12/08/future-homepods-may-only-answer-siri-queries-if-you-look-at-it?utm_medium=rss	HomePod of the future may only answer Siri queries if you look at itApple device users may not necessarily have to even call out the word Siri in future with Apple researching ways to use gaze detection for a device to know it s wanted Owners of multiple devices in the Apple ecosystem will be familiar with one of the lesser known problems of using Siri namely getting it to work on one device and not another When you are in a room that contains an iPhone an iPad and a HomePod mini it can be hard to work out which device will actually respond to a query and it may not necessarily be the desired device at that Furthermore not everyone feels comfortable with the Hey Siri prompt being used at all which is why Apple has recently announced cutting that down to just Siri or at least on certain devices Read more	2023-06-15 11:27:30
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Bluetti AC200P is still a top portable power station and now it's on sale	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/15/bluetti-ac200p-is-still-a-top-portable-power-station-and-now-its-on-sale?utm_medium=rss	Bluetti ACP is still a top portable power station and now it x s on saleKeep powering your outdoor adventures even longer with the Bluetti ACP Portable Power Station This compact power solution provides Wh of energy to supply household or outdoor gear for any planned expedition or unexpected outage The Bluetti ACP is a robust portable power solution The Bluetti ACP first hit shelves three years ago and since then has become one of the most popular portable power stations Read more	2023-06-15 11:09:10
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Future iPhones may be so scratch resistant they don't need cases	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/15/future-iphones-may-be-so-scratch-resistant-they-dont-need-cases?utm_medium=rss	Future iPhones may be so scratch resistant they don x t need casesApple has been researching how to make an iPhone chassis that looks as good and feels as smooth as its current ones but which can stand up to more wear and tear There are limits you know Apple s patent can t fix this but it could make the back strongerIt s almost as if Apple forgets that it ーand other firms ーsell cases for the iPhone The company has now been granted a patent for Spatial Composites which turns out to mean embedding metal or ceramic with a chassis for scratch resistance Read more	2023-06-15 11:03:29
海外TECH	Engadget	The Morning After: Anker gets into the home solar battery game	https://www.engadget.com/the-morning-after-anker-gets-into-the-home-solar-battery-game-111509903.html?src=rss	The Morning After Anker gets into the home solar battery gameAnker which made its name building device batteries and chargers is now making gear for all of the devices you own Or at least all of the devices in your home since it just unveiled its Solix home energy system which can be bolted onto existing or new domestic solar setups Like many other home battery companies out there Solix is scalable with the smallest unit sized at kWh enough for a few hours backup power all the way up to kWh It won t arrive until but when it does it ll be paired with an EV charging system Anker is presently cooking up The company is no stranger to this world since it already builds small solar and battery sets for off road types But it s pleasing to see it also entering the home battery market which Tesla aside is full of companies that don t have as big a presence in the consumer space It s also heartening to see Anker building gear for smaller setups like apartments where sometimes the only thing you can do to clean up your energy is hang a solar panel off your balcony Dan CooperThe Morning After isn t just a newsletter it s also a daily podcast Get our daily audio briefings Monday through Friday by subscribing right here The biggest stories you might have missedZwift launches dedicated game controllers for its bike based fitness platformSonos lays off percent of its workforceUPS tentatively agrees to add air conditioning to its trucksThe best Apple Watch accessories for Amazon s Echo Dot comes with a smart plug for less than the speaker on its ownMcDonald s just released a Grimace Game Boy Color game Armored Core VI Fires of Rubicon first look Fast battles with customizable mechsMy quest for the perfect productivity mouseMicrosoft Activision Blizzard merger temporarily blocked by US judge Ubisoft needs a rebootWhat happened to the once loved gaming giant Our Summer Game Fest coverage turns its eye toward Ubisoft home of several big franchises including Far Cry and Assassin s Creed The last few years however have seen the company wobble releasing half baked half loved titles to middling results A sharp left turn into freemium gaming and sigh NFTs only helped to accelerate the erosion of its good name Curious about what behind the scenes drama caused the slide So was I until I read this Continue Reading Twitter is getting evicted from its Colorado office over unpaid rentWait there are consequences for refusing to pay for things A judge has evicted Twitter from its Colorado offices after the building s owner sued for three months back rent totalling The location presently houses around employees who have until the end of July to pack up their things and move out This won t be the only time Twitter lawyers see the inside of a courtroom over their owner s refusal to pay for things either It s currently being sued by deep breath its cleaners its San Francisco landlord and several of its former employees for sums which are reportedly owed to them Continue Reading Sennheiser SoundProtex Plus review Concert earplugs that don t kill the vibeProtect your hearing while you rock out Photo by Billy Steele EngadgetIf you re a big live music fan you ve probably been warned about the harm all of those big PA systems can do to your hearing It s a problem the audio mavens at Sennheiser are looking to address with a pair of earplugs designed for live music events Billy Steele has been testing out the SoundProtex Plus by spending his time at noisy gigs to see if they help you enjoy the music without compromising your ability to do so in the future Continue Reading Google Home s new script editor can make smart device automations even more powerfulSome programming knowledge required GoogleGoogle s redesigned Home app is introducing a script editor enabling users to program their own smart home routines This includes “if this style directions like dimming the living room lights and lowering the blinds when the living room TV is on after dark It s designed for folks who have some programming experience but it should be easy enough that most committed amateurs should feel comfortable at least giving it a try Continue Reading This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-06-15 11:15:09
海外TECH	CodeProject Latest Articles	A Note on AWS Step Function & CDK & SAM Local & Miscellaneous	https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5276527/A-Note-on-AWS-Step-Function-CDK-SAM-Local-Miscella	miscellaneous	2023-06-15 11:20:00
海外科学	NYT > Science	Quantum Computing Advance Begins New Era, IBM Says	https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/14/science/ibm-quantum-computing.html	conventional	2023-06-15 11:47:48
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	North Korea launches apparent ballistic missile, Japan says	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/06/15/asia-pacific/north-korea-missile-launch-june-15/	satellite	2023-06-15 20:03:55
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Greece boat disaster: Capsized boat had 100 children in hold - reports	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-65914476?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	greece	2023-06-15 11:37:17
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Glenda Jackson: Oscar-winning actress and former MP dies at 87	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65916692?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	brief	2023-06-15 11:16:48
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Colin Pitchfork: Double child killer and rapist to be released	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-65479515?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	girls	2023-06-15 11:55:43
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Alfie Steele: Mum and partner jailed for boy's 'sadistic' killing	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-65912730?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	water	2023-06-15 11:48:09
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Boris Johnson deliberately misled Parliament over Partygate, MPs find	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-65913692?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	boris	2023-06-15 11:42:11
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Boris Johnson report: Key findings from the Partygate inquiry	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-65913184?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	minister	2023-06-15 11:13:05
ニュース	BBC News - Home	What perks will Boris Johnson get after quitting as an MP?	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-65890193?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	minister	2023-06-15 11:02:45
ニュース	Newsweek	ロシアが国境に築いた強固な「竜の歯」は、迂回すればいいだけだった	https://www.newsweekjapan.jp/stories/world/2023/06/post-101908.php	ロシアが国境に築いた強固な「竜の歯」は、迂回すればいいだけだったウクライナ軍の反転攻勢に備えて、ロシアは強固な要塞化でウクライナ東部と南部の占領地域を死守する構えだが、ロシアの独立系メディアの分析によれば、ロシアの防衛線が頼りにならないことは既に実証されているという。	2023-06-15 20:22:56
ニュース	Newsweek	「犬かと思った...」と目撃者　フロリダのビーチで堂々と泳いでいた意外すぎる動物とは？	https://www.newsweekjapan.jp/stories/world/2023/06/post-101903.php	「犬かと思った」と目撃者フロリダのビーチで堂々と泳いでいた意外すぎる動物とは【動画】にぎやかなフロリダのビーチで堂々と海水浴を楽しむクマフロリダ州北西部デスティンのメキシコ湾に面するビーチで日、海水浴客に混じって泳ぐクマの姿が目撃された。	2023-06-15 20:20:00
IT	週刊アスキー	「麺屋武蔵」の新店？ …よく見るとローソン！ コンビニの厨房で仕上げた「つけ麺」が専門店さながら	https://weekly.ascii.jp/elem/000/004/141/4141127/	一部店舗	2023-06-15 20:20:00