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Program	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AWS SAM CLIインストールではまったこと。（メモ）	https://qiita.com/saito-h/items/afb9828955bec63ce9f0	awssamcli,code,lambda	2023-12-27 23:52:02
Program	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	QuickSightの利用IAMロールをデフォルトから変更してAthena にアクセスする	https://qiita.com/yust0724/items/a2b66cde142635d4ac75	quicksight,athena,アクセス	2023-12-27 23:10:43
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose でバッファリング間隔を 0 秒に設定可能になりました	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/amazon-kinesis-data-firehose-buffer-interval-zero-setting/	amazonkinesisdatafirehose,delivery,deriverystream	2023-12-27 14:47:10
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	Elasticache for Redis 도입 후 메모리 사용률이 점점 오르는 상황에 대해	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/about-the-increasing-memory-utilization-after-the-introduction-of-elasticache-for-redis/	안녕하세요클래스메소드의수재입니다 이번에Elasticache Redis를도입한후긴기간동안메모리가점진적으로상승하는일이있었습니다 해당오류를수정하며알게된점을적어보겠습니다	2023-12-27 14:08:38
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple Watch import ban kicked off a decade ago by an early-morning email to Tim Cook	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/12/27/apple-watch-patent-lawsuit-started-by-an-email-to-tim-cook?utm_medium=rss	The Apple Watch sales ban nightmare may have been started by a Masimo employee offering to help Apple create its own blood oxygen sensor sent in an email to CEO Tim Cook Apple s ongoing legal wrangling with device producer Masimo over the Apple Watch stems all the way back to a report claims in an email to Tim Cook The email triggered not only a new feature for the Apple Watch but also a legal headache that would see the wearable device banned from sale in the United States Buried in legal documents is an email to Tim Cook from scientist Marcelo Lamego sent in the early morning in reports Bloomberg The email boldly claimed the scientist could help develop the new wave of technology to make Apple the No brand in the medical fitness and wellness market A mere hours later an Apple recruiter contacted Lamego and he was working as an engineer at Apple within weeks tasked with developing health sensors Within months Lamego asked to file a dozen patents for sensors and algorithms to measure a person s blood oxygen level Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2023-12-27 14:49:58
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	The ultimate guide on how to customize your iPhone running iOS 16	https://appleinsider.com/inside/ios-16/tips/the-ultimate-guide-on-how-to-customize-your-iphone-running-ios-16?utm_medium=rss	Apple s iOS makes the iPhone more customizable than ever This is the ultimate guide on how to make the iPhone a more personal device Use built in iOS features to customize the iPhonePersonalization and customization of software can be complicated especially if it is hidden away in menus most users will never interact with However Apple has taken a different approach by making user customization a tentpole feature of iOS Nearly every interaction on the iPhone can be customized or controlled in some way due to multiple interlocking features These include Lock Screen customization widgets custom app icons and Focus Modes Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2023-12-27 14:25:58
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple's March 2023 in review - Classical music, ChatGPT, and a yellow iPhone	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/04/01/classical-music-chatgpt-and-a-yellow-iphone----march-2023-in-review?utm_medium=rss	Even as Apple released Apple Music Classical and a very yellow iPhone in March it was looking to the future in India while placating China Every month AppleInsider examines all of the news concerning Apple picks out the most interesting issues and spots all the times that there are clear trends emerging Such as in March when you know that ChatGPT took over the world and so no one needs examine anything themselves ever again On March AppleInsider asked Bing and ChatGPT what Apple had been up to this month Apple hasn t announced any major events or releases in March yet it told us with just hours left to go in the month However Apple s spring event usually takes place on a Monday or Tuesday in mid to late March Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2023-12-27 14:36:57
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple Pay now available in Lowe's home improvement stores	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/12/26/customers-can-now-pay-for-goods-with-apple-pay-in-lowes-home-improvement-stores?utm_medium=rss	Home improvement retail giant Lowe s now accepts Apple Pay in its U S based locations beating its main competitor ーHome Depot ーto the punch If you re planning to visit Lowe s soon you can now pay with your iPhone or Apple Watch After years of holding out the hardware store accepts contactless payments including Apple Pay Recently Lowe s employees took to Reddit to talk about the change Many employees were relieved to hear the change noting that they were frequently asked why the retail giant hadn t yet implemented the technology Reddit user DarrenAronofsky noted that all stores should be able to accept Apple Pay by December but only at the main checkout registers and the assisted self checkout registers ASCO Specific departments like lumber and garden will not have contactless payment method options Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2023-12-27 14:23:50
海外TECH	Engadget	The Right to Repair movement won its biggest victories in 2023	https://www.engadget.com/the-right-to-repair-movement-won-its-biggest-victories-in-2023-143010331.html?src=rss	It s been a banner year for the Right to Repair movement as supportive bills are signed into law across the US and abroad Apple shocked the world too as it backed California s bill and urged for a countrywide equivalent In the EU regulators mandated the use of USB C as a standard charging socket for most small devices and are now turning their attention toward anti repair tactics But while the movement s leaders should enjoy a glass or two of the good stuff these victories aren t total despite how hard won they were To misquote Winston Churchill this isn t the beginning of the end it s very much the end of the beginning In the last year we ve seen bills enacted in New York Colorado Minnesota and California New York s was famously watered down by late in the day politicking which neutered some of its key provisions That included protections for existing devices instead it kicks in for hardware made after July obligations to supply individual parts rather than bundles and it now omits any coverage for enterprise grade electronics like those used in schools and hospitals Minnesota s survived with more teeth albeit with generous carve outs to manufacturers of farm equipment games consoles and cars NICOLAS TUCAT via Getty ImagesCalifornia s bill which interestingly won Apple s backing kicks in next year with the company saying it ll support its provisions countrywide And given that support you should expect to see this bill pushed as the model for any future federal legislation It broadly covers consumer tech and appliances but exempts games consoles and security equipment Key provisions require companies to sell components under fair and reasonable terms to owners and third party repair shops long after the last model leaves the factory Devices with a wholesale price between and need to have parts tools and repair guides available for at least three years after the last new model is made For gear costing more than the parts need to stick around for at least seven years regardless of individual warranty periods Similarly tools and documentation need to be made available on a similarly quot fair and reasonable quot basis There are carve outs including protections on trade secrets and source code but the bones of the bill are solid enough Elizabeth Chamberlain Director of Sustainability at iFixit told Engadget it s the strongest bill passed in the US and one of the most comprehensive That s less of a compliment given the paucity of alternative legislation also enacted The requirements for parts to remain available for so long after purchase ensures people have the repair materials they need when they need them Not to mention enabling independent repair stores to get original parts for a huge range of things without having to sign up for invasive and limiting manufacturer programs Nathan Proctor of the Public Interest Research Group before the bill passed said it would also end the onerous conditions Apple used in its Independent Repair Program An Engadget investigation showed that while Apple s IRP looked like a good idea on the surface it was full of hidden charges and restrictive clauses And as much as the iPhone won plaudits for being far more repairable than its predecessors it also used parts pairing ーis a process of locking a part to a specific device preventing users from swapping it out without the manufacturer s approval Sadly California s bill also does nothing to prevent parts pairing which may explain why it won Apple s backing in the first place In the last few years the European Union has assumed the mantle as the major regulator of big tech albeit with many critics The bloc has now mandated a common charger USB C for all mobile devices sold by the end of and all laptops by spring In November regulators began looking at ways to encourage repairs and refurbishment over replacement for new gear That includes people s right to access spare parts documentation and tools at a reasonable cost even when the device is outside its warranty period More importantly the draft seeks to prevent manufacturers using contractual hardware or software technique to block repairs which would seem to indicate parts pairing Anyone feeling triumphant about these wins should bear in mind the broad latitude these terms offer tech companies Last year Apple enabled end users to repair their own devices but not in a way that made it easy affordable or worthwhile As The New York Times found out replacing a component required flight cases full of factory grade hardware and a hefty deposit It s a lot better now but you ll still need to pay to loan the high end gear and shoulder the risk if any of it goes missing Similarly these bills do nothing to prevent the company s replacement as default strategy when you visit a store After a bike accident this summer the front and back glass of my iPhone Pro Max was smashed but it was otherwise functional Sadly my local Genius Bar told me the only thing I could do was buy a replacement at full cost That s before we mention the iPhone which despite Apple s pledges to be more repair friendly is still loaded with parts pairing It means that despite all of the sweet words about sustainability in the last few years you can still only fix a part with Apple s direct and explicit blessing As Elizabeth Chamberlain said upselling is such a ubiquitous problem and really hard to stop but noted that the EU may have a fix for it Its draft rules would require manufacturers to offer repair first before replacement as long as it s cheaper for the consumer Upton Sinclair once wrote that a person won t grasp something if their salary relies upon them not understanding it The tech industry s organizing principle after all is to sell you a new piece of gear every few years to keep its profits high Stretching out the life of a device is bad for their bottom line at least in the short term which explains much of their resistance It s why as much as we can hope for better terms and more repairable devices we must also be vigilant and not rest upon our laurels The risk is that people get the right to repair their devices but no way to actually exercise it This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-12-27 14:30:10
科学	NYT > Science	The First Secret Asteroid Mission Won’t Be the Last	https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/27/science/secret-asteroid-mission-astroforge.html	AstroForge a private company wants to mine a space rock but it doesn t want the competition to find out which one	2023-12-27 14:42:34