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IT	気になる、記になる…	｢iMac｣の大画面モデルの登場は早くても2025年以降か	https://taisy0.com/2023/07/09/173895.html	apple	2023-07-09 14:10:33
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【Python】マークダウン形式のファイルをPDF形式のファイルに変換する	https://qiita.com/oriefield/items/69eb7a023c924f25f293	markdown	2023-07-09 23:05:06
Linux	Ubuntuタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Flutterの動画再生用ライブラリmedia_kitを触ってみた	https://qiita.com/zakuzakuzaki/items/9eac837226a43b6b33f2	flutter	2023-07-09 23:37:14
Linux	Ubuntuタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Azure にインストールした postfix を SMTP でテストする	https://qiita.com/nanbuwks/items/fc4a6b0daba712f6bc11	azure	2023-07-09 23:34:43
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【CloudFront】キャッシュ設計指針を整理してみる	https://qiita.com/yuta0003/items/3767c0923cb5a4278457	cloudfront	2023-07-09 23:41:30
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【AWS】同じパブリックIPアドレスを継続して利用できるようにする	https://qiita.com/PB-193/items/7cf2119008fe5d83ea45	面倒	2023-07-09 23:27:45
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	10 Mistakes That Make Your Out-of-Office Email Unprofessional	https://www.makeuseof.com/mistakes-out-of-office-email-unprofessional/	making	2023-07-09 14:30:17
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	15 Perfect Golden Hour Captions to Use on Social Media	https://www.makeuseof.com/golden-hour-captions/	golden	2023-07-09 14:30:17
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How to Fix Snap Layouts Not Working in Windows 11	https://www.makeuseof.com/snap-layouts-not-working-windows-11/	windows	2023-07-09 14:15:18
海外TECH	DEV Community	Importance of Practice in Learning Programming: Tips for Building a Strong Coding Skillset	https://dev.to/scofieldidehen/importance-of-practice-in-learning-programming-tips-for-building-a-strong-coding-skillset-408l	Importance of Practice in Learning Programming Tips for Building a Strong Coding SkillsetIntroductionLearning programming can be a challenging yet rewarding endeavor Whether you aspire to become a professional developer or wish to utilize coding skills in other domains it is essential to understand the importance of practice in building a strong coding skillset Mastery of programming languages and concepts requires consistent effort and hands on experience In this article we will explore the significance of practice in programming and provide valuable tips to help you develop and strengthen your coding skills Reinforce Concepts and RetentionPractice reinforces the knowledge and concepts you acquire while learning programming The act of applying theoretical concepts in practical scenarios solidifies your understanding and helps you retain information more effectively By implementing coding exercises projects and challenges you actively engage with the material and better understand how things work This hands on experience allows you to internalize and apply concepts creatively in different scenarios Develop Problem Solving SkillsProgramming is fundamentally about problem solving It involves breaking down complex tasks into smaller manageable components and finding logical solutions Regular practice sharpens your problem solving skills teaching you to approach challenges methodically and develop efficient algorithms As you encounter different programming problems you will learn to analyze brainstorm and implement effective solutions These skills are transferrable and valuable in various aspects of life making you a more effective critical thinker Enhance Coding Efficiency and SpeedWith practice you can improve your coding efficiency and speed As you work on more projects you become familiar with common patterns libraries and frameworks allowing you to write code more quickly Regular practice lets you streamline your workflow utilize keyboard shortcuts and leverage automated tools effectively These skills save time and contribute to producing cleaner and more maintainable code Efficient coding practices acquired through practice enhance your productivity and overall effectiveness as a programmer Cultivate Creativity and InnovationProgramming is not just about following instructions it s a creative process that allows you to bring your ideas to life By practicing coding regularly you cultivate creativity and innovation As you explore different programming concepts and languages you begin to think critically break the boundaries of traditional problem solving and find unique approaches to tackle challenges Each project allows you to experiment learn from mistakes and invent new solutions Practice nurtures your creative mindset enabling you to develop groundbreaking applications and push the boundaries of what s possible Tips for Effective Programming Practice Set Specific Goals Define clear achievable goals for your practice sessions Whether building a simple application or mastering a specific programming concept having well defined objectives will keep you focused and motivated Start with Small Projects Begin with small projects to gain confidence and gradually tackle more complex ones Working on achievable tasks allows you to experience a sense of accomplishment and prevents overwhelming yourself Engage in Problem Solving Exercises Solve coding challenges and algorithmic problems regularly Platforms like LeetCode HackerRank and Project Euler provide various exercises to sharpen your problem solving skills Collaborate and Seek Feedback Engage in programming communities and collaborate with others Participate in code reviews and seek feedback on your projects Learning from experienced programmers and receiving constructive criticism will help you grow and improve Build Real World Applications Aim to build real world applications or contribute to open source projects This hands on experience will expose you to practical challenges and provide insights into industry best practices Reflect and Refactor Regularly review your code and reflect on ways to improve it Refactoring enhances your code s readability performance and maintainability Embrace the mindset of continuous improvement ConclusionPractice is an integral part of developing a strong coding skillset By dedicating time to regular practice you reinforce your knowledge enhance problem solving abilities improve coding efficiency and cultivate creativity Adopting a structured approach to practice setting specific goals engaging in problem solving exercises collaborating with others and building real world applications will accelerate your learning journey Embrace the journey of practice as it is through consistent effort and hands on experience that you will truly master the art of programming Resource Getting Started with Programming Javascript Email with Nodemailer How to send an email in node js using nodemailer Javascript Array method Best React JavaScript Frameworks For This article was written by Abdulrazaq Salihu a front end developer who is highly motivated and imaginative by finding inspiration in everyday things	2023-07-09 14:38:53
海外TECH	DEV Community	Why Server Components - A Brief History of Web	https://dev.to/perssondennis/why-server-components-a-brief-history-of-web-198h	Why Server Components A Brief History of WebAccording to Stack Overflow survey Next js is now the third most desired web framework and the sixth most admired one among developers Even though their old Pages Router is great they have introduced a new App Router in version of the framework With that change they also migrated to use Server Components which can be seen as the next level server rendering To understand why Next js and Server Components are so much more than just traditional client side React applications this article will guide you from the beginning of the web through different types of server rendering with all their benefits and to the very latest state of web development with Next js Server Components In This ArticleFrom Server Rendering to SPAs and Then Back to ServerClient Components vs Server ComponentsServer Side Rendering SSR vs Static Site Generation SSG Client Components vs Server Components RevisitedWhat Rendering Solution Should I Use Static vs Dynamic RenderingPros and Cons With Server RenderingServer Components Come with Additional BenefitsServer Components Are Not PerfectConclusion From Server Rendering to SPAs and Then Back to ServerTo better understand Server Components we should talk about why they where introduced For that we will need a short history lesson In the old traditional web programming days a website consisted of a server rendering HTML code sending it over network to a client browser which displayed the already rendered HTML code to the user With that you had CSS and some small JavaScript files to handle user interactions and navigation to other pages on the website and also to show a cool visitor counter which was kind of mandatory Newer technologies came and we got smartphones and better computers with increased performance The web evolved and single page applications SPA became the new standard which basically meant that only one initial webpage where sent to the client Upon navigating or interacting with the page REST requests where used to retrieve data from the server and modified the page without actually navigating to another page on the website One of the biggest key players for that evolution was the jQuery library and then the principle kept growing with modern frameworks like React Angular and Vue which in first place rendered everything on the client side with support for opting in to use server side rendering SSR As web migrated to SPAs we started to call websites with rich functionalities for web applications More and more web application frameworks emerged and different ways to pre render web applications arose Pre rendering webpages on requests with SSR wasn t enough frameworks also added support to pre render pages in build time so called static site generation SSG We will soon look closer at SSR and SSG and at the end of the article we will discuss pros and cons of server rendering But for now let s forget the why and focus on the what and how Where we are today it s not a question about client rendering or server rendering we have actually reached a point where we can choose to render small parts of the site differently and that s where Client Components and Server Components come in React Anti Patterns and Best Practices Do s and Don ts Dennis Persson・Feb react javascript webdev programming Client Components vs Server ComponentsIf you have used SPA frameworks like React or Angular you should be familiar with Client Components already Client components are basically what a React component really is in nature a bit of JavaScript code which renders a component on a webpage when it reaches the browser Server Components on the other hand are components rendered into HTML on the server When I say that I don t refer to pre rendering HTML for complete pages with SSR or SSG I literally mean rendering a single component like a single React component It is that granularity Next js offers with the new App Router system To get a better vision of it Let s look at the old pre rendering solutions and then come back to Server Components again after that Server Side Rendering SSR vs Static Site Generation SSG The basics of SSR and SSG are the same pre render HTML code on the server and then fetching JavaScript to make the page interactive in a process called hydration Dependent on framework navigation can either result in fetching completely new pages from the server or be handled by hydrated JavaScript code as a SPA would do Pre rendering will fetch HTML and then hydrate JavaScript to make the page interactiveWhen using SSR as a pre render solution a complete web page is rendered into HTML on the server at the time when a page is requested The server will then also fetch the JavaScript and start the hydration process Server side rendering renders HTML for a page when a browser requests itSSG instead allows you to pre render the application already at build time which makes it possible to serve the same HTML page quickly to any user without having to render a page in runtime Static site generation renders HTML at build time and serves it on all requestsWhile SSG allows to serve instant web pages it doesn t allow to serve different HTML to different users All users will get the same content Dynamic rendering based on user data is not possible with that SSG neither allows you to change the HTML by time since all the HTML code are generated during build time To solve that issue Next js supports something called incremental static regeneration ISR What it does is to allow you to manually on demand or periodically regenerate a static generated page Although ISR exists in the old Pages Router it isn t available with the new App Router It has passed on its baton to Server Components useEffect The Hook React Never Should Have Rendered Dennis Persson・May react webdev javascript architecture Client Components vs Server Components RevisitedSo now when we know about the old options to render pages on the server we can now go back and look at what Client and Server Components actually are Look at this picture It shows you a web page with alternated Client and Server Components A page can consist of layers of Client and Server ComponentsAs mentioned earlier in the article Server Components allow you to render individual components purely on the server while other components on the same page remain as Client Components rendered on the client with Next js they are pre rendered once on server and hydrated on the client The picture above shows and example what that can look like Green components are rendered into HTML on the server while the blue ones are rendered with JavaScript on the client What this means is that Next js now allows to decide for each component whether it should be pre rendered on the server or if it needs to be rendered on the client As we will see later in the Static vs Dynamic Rendering section Next js will also automatically determine whether those Server Components need to be rendered at runtime or if they can be rendered in advance at build time Ack ack who s there What Rendering Solution Should I Use As we have seen there are a lot of options available for rendering modern web applications If you use Next js you have all the options discussed available to choose between If you start a new project I recommend using the new App Router system App Router is production ready although some other new related features are still in alpha or beta To make life easier for you we will look at which rendering solutions to choose for both Pages Router and new App Router Next js Pages RouterWith Pages Router you have four render options to choose between Client Side Rendering CSR Server Side Rendering SSR Static Site Generation SSG Incremental Static Regeneration ISR Remember that all these options are per page The normal behavior is that one application uses most of these options For example information pages such as an about us page can usually be generated using SSG while other pages with more dynamic data would use SSR As we will see later in the article modern web development tend to favor server rendering over client side rendering CSR is therefore only recommended if there s a need for it Some cases when it s necessary or recommended to render an application on the client are When you need to use browser specific Web APIsWhen you need the user s real location via the geolocation Web API or a IP Geolocation APIWhen your data relies on data stored in the browser like LocalStorageWhen apps are communicating in a peer to peer networkWhen data changes very frequently we may want to keep the load on the client not to overload the serverIn most other cases some kind of pre rendering on the server is recommended The aim is to cache the generated content as long as possible If the site is completely static SSG is usually preferred if possible If you have too many pages to render at build time or if the static pages need to be updated occasionally ISR may be an excellent rescue With ISR builds can be generated at runtime when you need them and then regenerated manually or by setting a cache validation time If a page isn t completely static and data isn t only changed by time but also dependent on authenticated user information or request headers SSR or CSR is probably what you need to use instead Next js App RouterWith the App Router we don t have as many alternatives The two main options are Client Component or Server Component The concept of static and dynamic rendering is still relevant when we use the App Router but it s not that prominent The details about it are a bit complicated but will be discussed in Static vs Dynamic Rendering section The easy part to grasp is when to use Server Components Just as with the Pages Router server side rendering is to prefer when using App Router This means that we should use Server Components as long as we do not have a reason to use a Client Component That s also why Next js defaults to Server Components It may sound strange but the cases of when to use Client Components slightly differs from when to use CSR with the Pages Router The reason is because the whole underlying structure and design is different with the App Router so we cannot use the very same rules With App Router you can follow a simple rule If there is a need to use the browser in any way or to store some state that may change as a result of user interactions then you should go for a Client Component otherwise you can use a Server Component More explicitly a Client Component will be required when When you need to use browser specific Web APIsWhen you need the user s real location via the geolocation Web API or a IP Geolocation APIWhen your data relies on data stored in the browser like LocalStorageThe component uses a lifecycle hook or internal state such as useState useReducer useEffect or useContextThe component uses a custom hook which uses lifecycle hooks or an internal stateThe components needs to be interactive i e when it uses onClick or onChange listeners on DOM elementsIf you are still using React class components for some strange reasonThis may seem like a lot but remember a great part of a web applications is normally static and are never changed or interacted with For example this whole article is static it s just text and links Server Components aren t just build time generated static pages Which we will see later you can still fetch data from APIs in them even with dynamic none cached data You can read cookies and headers and they allow you to read sensitive data on the server and to avoid sending huge server responses and JavaScript dependencies to the client Don t worry server has included assembly instructions Ikea style Static vs Dynamic RenderingAs revealed earlier Server Components can be rendered either at build time static or at runtime when a request is coming in dynamic This is something you should be aware of but which unfortunately has many ifs and buts Next js have made an attempt to handle this automatically for you What they do is to default to static rendering and automatically enables dynamic rendering when necessary or when you manually configure that Dynamic rendering will be activated when Dynamic functions are used which are built in functions to read cookies headers or search paramsYou disable cache for the built in fetch functionYou manually change the behavior with a Route Segment ConfigI m pretty sure you will have to read those links to understand it this article is already long enough without that One thing you should note down though is that the behavior differs when you use Next js built in functions for data fetching cookies headers and search params compared to when you use custom solutions or external libs Next js will not be able to know when your component must be dynamic if you don t use their built in features In that case you may have to manually configure the cache behavior How To Use MVVM in React Using Hooks and TypeScript Dennis Persson・Apr react architecture webdev javascript Pros and Cons With Server RenderingAs promised a few times throughout the article we will now look at pros and cons of server side rendering Server side rendering has a lot of benefits and a few disadvantages The advantages depends slightly on what type of server rendering which is in use the advantages of SSG can differ from SSR The pros and cons taken up here is in general terms for server side rendered content Advantages of Rendering Data Server SideServers usually have lower network latency to database than clients especially if a client s database connection goes through a serverA single or a few servers can utilize catches better than thousand or millions of clientsParsing JavaScript is a slow operation and one of the biggest reasons to slow websites Rendering data on a server reduces the JavaScript bundle size sent to the clientInitial page load is faster with server side rendering which is both good for UX and for SEOServer side rendering is better for SEO overall due to less JavaScript involvement which historically have had a long and problematic relationship with web crawlersYou can use secrets like API keys in server side rendered content Sensitive information like that shall never be used on a clientWith server side rendering you can keep your APIs and databases private and inaccessible on the public internet since no client depends on it Without authentication that s more or less impossible to achieve when a client depends on itWhen data is fetched on a server there s no need to show loading spinners or skeletonsWhen data is fetched on a server cumulative layout shift will not be an issueContent rendered on a server is more predictable when an application must support different browsers and devices because the server interprets the JavaScript On a client JavaScript can even be disabled Disadvantages of Rendering Data Server SideRendering content on servers leads to a higher server load which in turn leads to more server expensesServers generally has less support for third party librariesYou don t have access to browser functionality or user s location and device etc on a serverLoading time for navigation may be slow if data isn t reused and each navigation results in a completely new page This drawback was more of a problem with traditional server side rendering solutions where rendered content rarely was reusedI wonder where Waldo went Server Components Come with Additional BenefitsWhen it comes to React Server Components all above listed pros and cons for server side rendering applies but Server Component also has some additional cool advantages One interesting detail is that all Server Components are already pre rendered when the client receives an application What this means is that conditionally rendered Server Components can be rendered instantly even when they depend on network data There s no need to wait for a network response and handle the loading state even in cases where the component is conditionally rendered in response to a user action Reading that you may be worried about bundle size I can relieve you by informing that your preoccupations are unwarranted HTML code does not have a great impact on loading times HTML is cacheable way faster to parse and run than JavaScript and just a fraction of the size of images And as the icing on the cake Server Components add zero bundle size for JavaScript dependencies Even if you would use a none tree shacked library at kB the resulting HTML code would still include kB JavaScript Server Components Are Not PerfectIf Server Components are so amazing are they really perfect Answers is of course no There are some potentially inconvenient drawbacks Server Components require new knowledge The migration from old Next js Pages Router to the new App Router comes with a complete new way of thinking which most developers aren t used to Not only the developers knowledge have become more outdated the code has so too Even though newer versions of Next js is fully compatible with old Pages Router code using the Pages Router will become legacy code just as the React s old class components Few other drawbacks also exists with code quality Sharing code has become more difficult when rendering has been split further into client and server rendering Code marked with use client and import server only makes it more cumbersome to write DRY code I must also admit although opinionated the prop drilling of Server Components in Next js is not the best solution for readability In Next js Server Components cannot be imported in a Client Component meaning that Server Components rendered in Client Component must be passed as children props and rendered as such It works and it s not a new pattern but might be a bit cumbersome to adapt to Oh there you are Waldo on the server ConclusionWeb started out with HTML retrieved from a server with very little use of JavaScript Time flew by and after many turns back and forth with different rendering solutions such as single page applications SPA server side rendering SSR and static site generation SSG React has now evolved to use Server Components Next js offers a legacy Pages Router which uses the old rendering options together with a very useful incremental static generation ISR strategy With the introduction of Server Components they now offer a new App Router which allows you to micro optimize rendering for you web application on a component level with Server Components Among all the benefits of Server Components we have low bundle size fast page load time great SEO compatibility and browser support UX improvements and a possibility to use secrets stored on the server On top of that we can get instant rendering for conditionally rendered components without a need to show any loading spinners or skeletons Dennis PerssonFollow I m a former teacher writing articles about software development and everything around it My ambition is to provide people all around the world with free education and humorous reading	2023-07-09 14:37:03
海外TECH	DEV Community	Functions in JavaScript for Beginners	https://dev.to/allied/functions-in-javascript-for-beginners-47j6	Functions in JavaScript for Beginners Functions are one of the most important concepts in JavaScript They allow you to group together related code making your code more reusable and easier to understand In this blog post we will learn about the basics of functions in JavaScript We will cover What is a function How to define a functionHow to pass arguments to a functionHow to return values from a functionFunction declarations vs function expressionsImmediately invoked function expressions IIFEs What is a function A function is a block of code that is executed when it is called Functions can be used to perform a variety of tasks such as Calculating a mathematical expressionValidating user inputFormatting textMaking HTTP requests How to define a functionTo define a function in JavaScript you use the function keyword The syntax for defining a function is as follows functionName is the name of the function parameters are the arguments that the function takes Body of the function is the code that is executed when the function is called return value is the value that the function returns How to pass arguments to a functionWhen you call a function you can pass it arguments Arguments are the values that are passed to the function when it is called The arguments are used by the function to perform its task To pass arguments to a function you list them after the function name separated by commas For example How to return values from a functionA function can return a value The value that is returned is the result of the function s execution To return a value from a function you use the return keyword For example Function declarations vs function expressionsThere are two ways to define a function in JavaScript function declarations and function expressions Function declarations are defined using the function keyword They are executed when the script is loaded Function expressions are defined using the function keyword but they are not executed until they are called The following code shows an example of a function declaration The following code shows an example of a function expression Immediately invoked function expressions IIFEs An Immediately Invoked Function Expression IIFE is a function expression that is immediately executed when it is defined IIFEs are often used to encapsulate code that needs to be executed only once such as code that initializes a global variable The following code shows an example of an IIFE ConclusionFunctions are a powerful tool that can be used to make your JavaScript code more reusable and easier to understand In this blog post we have learned the basics of functions in JavaScript We have covered function declarations function expressions and IIFEs	2023-07-09 14:12:55
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple Vision Pro won't be an iPad-level business for quite a while	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/09/apple-vision-pro-wont-be-an-ipad-level-business-for-quite-a-while?utm_medium=rss	Apple Vision Pro won x t be an iPad level business for quite a whileThe Apple Vision Pro will take a long time before it becomes a significant part of Apple s business a report reasons with the headset business far from reaching iPad sales levels Apple Vision ProExpectations for initial sales of the Apple Vision Pro are low with claims Apple has cut down its initial orders for the headset due to difficulties in producing it alongside general complaints about cost This may not necessarily be a big issue for Apple as a report insists that it would take a long time for the headset arm to majorly impact Apple s business anyway Read more	2023-07-09 14:37:42
海外TECH	Engadget	Hitting the Books: Amazon's unique 'threat' to digital commerce	https://www.engadget.com/hitting-the-books-winner-sells-all-jason-del-rey-harper-business-143059940.html?src=rss	Hitting the Books Amazon x s unique x threat x to digital commerceWhen it comes to online merchandizing nobody is bigger than Amazon The same can be said for Walmart s utter domination of physical retail But for a brief time in the two behemoths sought to get all up in each other s lanes The resulting multi year fracas would shake the world of commerce to its foundations with every above board strategy and under handed trick made available to crush the competition In Winner Sells All journalist Jason Del Rey recounts the business battles both between and within these titans of industry as both corporations sought to further entrench their market positions In the excerpt below we see some of said underhanded tricks Harper CollinsExcerpted from Winner Sells All Amazon Walmart and the Battle for Our Wallets by Jason Del Rey Published by Harper Business Copyright by Jason Del Rey All rights reserved In the late s the power and valuations that Amazon and other titans of the technology industry were accumulating incited a new movement in antitrust circles catalyzed by a law school paper written by a then unknown law student named Lina Khan In her seminal paper “Amazon s Antitrust Paradox published in the Yale Law Journal Khan argued that our interpretation of antitrust laws was outdated in light of a new digital economy and there was a need to return to the days when merely having low prices or providing free services wasn t enough to avoid scrutiny for anticompetitive behavior nbsp “Amazon doesn t just want to dominate markets it wants to own the infrastructure that underpins those markets said Stacy Mitchell the longtime critic of both Amazon and Walmart who runs a left leaning think tank called the Institute for Local Self Reliance ILSR “And that s an order of magnitude difference of a monopoly ambition than Walmart s Mitchell had spent many years agitating for the government to step in to slow down Walmart during its go go Supercenter growth years and she is still clear today that she finds the company s power problematic nbsp But in her view and that of many Big Tech critics in her circles Amazon poses an altogether different threat to business competition “It s not just the retail platform but it s AWS Amazon Web Services it s the logistics piece it s Alexa and being the interface for how we interact with the web and all the devices and everything that are connected to the smart home she said “It enables Amazon to favor its own goods and services in those markets to levy a kind of tax on all the businesses that rely on that infrastructure and to surveil all of that activity and use that intelligence to its own advantage As the pressure from Washington DC increased Amazon leaders were becoming heated In one key annual meeting of Bezos s senior leaders in early Jassy the then CEO of AWS digested the content of a memo sitting in front of him It laid out Amazon s plans for messaging in response to accusations that it was too big or too powerful and engaged in anticompetitive behavior As Bezos listened in by phone Jassy pointedly asked those before him why the messaging didn t argue that Walmart and AWS rival Microsoft should be investigated Other top company officials tried to explain that each of those companies had already been scrutinized years ago and their time had passed But Jassy s reaction left a lasting impression on those in attendance “It was very clear from his comments that we shouldn t let our foot off the gas someone in attendance told me years later In subsequent years especially in the part of the company that focused on so called competition issues “there wasn t a day that Walmart didn t come up The fact that Walmart with more annual revenue than Amazon was not being scrutinized by policy makers drove executives like Jassy crazy It didn t help when Amazon executives discovered that Walmart was indirectly funding a nonprofit front group called Free and Fair Markets which was bombarding reporters and social media with anti Amazon accusations For some time Amazon leaders suspected that a competitor or group of competitors was funding the operation but couldn t prove it One of Amazon s longtime spokesmen Drew Herdener grew frustrated every time the group placed an op ed or social media message that got traction “How does the press not know this is a front group he would lament As a result an Amazon communications staffer named Doug Stone spent upward of a year trying to help reporters uncover the group s funders Finally in the fall of the Wall Street Journal pulled back the veil in an expose titled “A Grass Roots Campaign to Take Down Amazon Is Funded by Amazon s Biggest Rivals A Walmart spokesperson denied funding the group to the newspaperーthe article had stated that Walmart used an intermediary to pass along funds to FFM so the company s defense might have been a matter of semanticsーbut said that Walmart “share s concerns about issues that the group was publicizing This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-07-09 14:30:59
ニュース	BBC News - Home	BBC presenter: Corporation in touch with police over explicit photo allegations	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-66147003?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	images	2023-07-09 14:37:36
ニュース	BBC News - Home	War in Ukraine: Biden flies to UK amid concern over cluster bombs	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-66146457?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	ukraine	2023-07-09 14:50:20
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Ofwat complacent over Thames Water affair - MP	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-66146736?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	affair	2023-07-09 14:50:11
ニュース	BBC News - Home	The Ashes 2023: England win another Headingley thriller to keep series alive	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/66148643?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	headingley	2023-07-09 14:52:05
ニュース	BBC News - Home	The Ashes: Chris Woakes hits Pat Cummins for four to seal England victory	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/cricket/66145243?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	The Ashes Chris Woakes hits Pat Cummins for four to seal England victoryChris Woakes his Australia captain Pat Cummins for four to seal a three wicket victory for England in the third Ashes Test at Headingley	2023-07-09 14:49:52