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Program	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ECSサービスのターゲット追跡ポリシーで最小タスク0に設定した時の挙動	https://qiita.com/a_takamoto/items/5494256c27ee013fdb32	サービス,スケーリング,ターゲット	2024-06-12 20:48:39
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	Dataformワークフローをシェルスクリプトで動かす	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/20240612-dataform-shell/	dataform,bigquery,compilationresults	2024-06-12 11:43:28
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	[レポート] Amazon VPCのための多層ネットワークセキュリティの構築 #NIS373 #AWSreInforce	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/reinforce2024-report-nis373/	レポート,amazonvpc,awsreinforce	2024-06-12 11:39:53
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	【資料公開】Guard を利用した AWS Config ルール #midosuji_tech	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/midosuji-tech-2024-06-aws-config-rule/	awscloudformationguard,awsconfig,cloud	2024-06-12 11:22:52
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	AWS re:Invent経験者に向けて伝えたい！AWS re:Inforceの良さ 4選 #AWSreInvent	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/benefits-of-aws-reinforce-for-aws-reinvent-attendees/	awsreinvent,adamselipskykeynote,amisivasubramaniankeynote	2024-06-12 11:18:25
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Our favorite features so far in iOS 18 from Control Center to Genmoji	https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/06/12/our-favorite-features-so-far-in-ios-18-from-control-center-to-genmoji?utm_medium=rss	Apple s iOS is on full display after Monday s WWDC keynote and there s a lot to talk about Here are our favorite new features that were previewed iOS adds Genmoji to the messaging mixThese yearly updates are full of hundreds of new features but there were a few things that stuck out to us including the revamped Control Center smart home improvements and of course Apple Intelligence Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2024-06-12 11:29:20
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Bento breakdown: What's new in macOS Sequoia	https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/06/12/bento-breakdown-whats-new-in-macos-sequoia?utm_medium=rss	Apple s now traditional bento image shows off the highlights of macOS Sequoia This is what each cell of that graphic means for Mac users this fall Apple s macOS bento graphic on an iMac Apple s presentation of operating system updates are usually summed up by a single graphic The bento named after the food container due to its compartments is used to list all of the key features users will be able to try out when macOS Sequoia ships this fall While it doesn t list every new feature it does act as a good guide for what to expect At least it covers the main beats of the release Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2024-06-12 11:27:14
海外TECH	ReadWriteWeb	The F1 24 team continues to patch the living daylights out of the game to get it driving as it should	https://readwrite.com/the-f1-24-team-continues-to-patch-the-living-daylights-out-of-the-game-to-get-it-driving-as-it-should/	When F emerged from the pit lane a few weeks ago it s fair to say it had issues some Continue reading The F team continues to patch the living daylights out of the game to get it driving as it shouldThe post The F team continues to patch the living daylights out of the game to get it driving as it should appeared first on ReadWrite	2024-06-12 11:06:13
海外TECH	Engadget	My favorite iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and watchOS 11 features that flew under the radar at WWDC 2024	https://www.engadget.com/my-favorite-ios-18-ipados-18-and-watchos-11-features-that-flew-under-the-radar-at-wwdc-2024-113044069.html?src=rss	There was so much Apple had to cram into its WWDC keynote that some features were left out of the spotlight Here at the company s campus I ve had the chance to speak with various executives as well as get deeper dives into iOS iPadOS Apple Intelligence watchOS and more In these sessions I ve been able to learn more about how specific things work like what steps exactly do you take to customize your iPhone s home screen and control center I also got to see some other updates that weren t even briefly mentioned during the keynote like new support for hiking routes in Apple Maps and what training load insights look like on watchOS Of all the unmentioned features I ve come to discover here are my favorites Maps Create and share custom routesI ve always been a Google Maps girl in part because that app had superior information compared to Apple Maps in its early years These days I stick to Google Maps because it has all my saved places and history When I found out that iOS would bring updates to Apple Maps particularly to do with hiking and routes I was intrigued nbsp Basically in iOS when you go into search in Maps you ll see a new option under Find Nearby called hikes It ll show you recommended hikes and you can filter by the type of hike loop for example and specify a length You ll find options in the vicinity and tapping into one will show you a topographical view with the elevation details how challenging it should be as well as estimated duration You can tap to save each route and store it for offline reference later and add notes too There s a new Library view and you ll find it in your profile in Maps nbsp You ll also be able to create new routes in Maps by tapping anywhere to start defining your route You can keep tapping to add waypoints which will cause the trail to continue to connect them then hit a Close loop button to finish your trail These routes can be shared though it s not yet clear if you can share it to say your friend or driver to have them take your preferred path to your destination nbsp AppleThe hikes that Apple will serve up in Maps are created by its own team which is working with US National Parks so they ll only be available for the national parks in the country to begin with In other words it s not porting information from AllTrails for example In a press release Apple said thousands of hikes will be available to browse at launch As a city dweller who only sometimes hikes my excitement is less about hiking and more about the potential of sharing my custom routes to show people how they should walk to my building or favorite restaurant from the train station It s a compelling feature and arguably a reason I d choose Apple Maps versus Google s Calendar integration with RemindersFrankly the Maps update might be my favorite out of everything that wasn t shown off during the WWDC keynote by a huge margin But some of the new tools coming to Calendar tickle my fancy too Specifically the new integration with reminders makes it easier to not just schedule your tasks right into your daybook but also check them off from the Calendar app You can soon move reminders around by long pressing and dragging them so that note to call you mom can be placed on a slot at pm on Wednesday instead of sitting in your Reminders app In addition Calendar is getting new views that better detail your level of activity each day in a month similar to how the Fitness app shows your daily rings progress quickly in the monthly view Tapback insights showing who exactly responded with what emojiThis isn t one wasn t mentioned at all during the keynote but there are details about how Tapback works that weren t described at yesterday s show If you re like me you might not even have remembered that Tapback refers to those reactions you can send in Messages by double tapping on a blue or gray bubble With iOS you ll get more options than the limited selection of heart thumbs up thumbs down Haha exclamation points and question mark They re also going to show up in full color with the update instead of the existing boring gray nbsp What I found out later on though is that when you double tap a message that already has reactions attached to it a new balloon appears at the top of your screen showing who has responded with which emoji This should make it easier to lurk in a group chat but also could double as an unofficial polling tool by asking your friends to react with specific emojis to indicate different answers That should make Messages a bit more like Slack and I wish Whatsapp and Telegram would take note Others Math Notes in iPhone updates to Journal and SafariThere are quite a lot of features coming to iOS that didn t get much love on the WWDC stage like the Journal app s new widget for the home screen which shows prompts for reflection and lets you create new entries Journal also has a new insights view that displays your writing streaks and other historical data plus a new tool that lets you add your state of mind to each entry from within the app Meanwhile Safari is getting a new Highlights button in the search or URL bar and tapping it will show a machine learning generated summary of the webpage you re on Tapping into this brings up a panel with more information like navigation directions to a restaurant mentioned on the page for example or a phone number to call up a business You can also quickly launch the reader view from this pane I wasn t super enthusiastic about either of those largely because I don t use the Journal app much and I don t need Safari summarizing a website for me But some other buried updates that I really wanted to shout out For example Math Notes for iPad and using Apple Pencil certainly got a lot of time but it wasn t till I looked at Apple s iOS press release that I found out the iPhone s Notes app is also getting a version of it According to the screenshot Apple included it looks like you can tally up and split expenses between a group of friends by writing a list of expenses and how much each item cost then add the names of each expense to a formula with plus and equal signs then get that divided by the number of people in your group Not quite Splitwise but I could see this becoming more powerful over time I was also intrigued by some of the Smart Script features on iPadOS especially when I realized that you can just move your handwritten words around by dragging your handwritten words further away from each other and the rest of your scrawled text moves in tandem This is hard to describe and I ll have to wait till I can try it for myself to show you an animated example But it was impressive even if it s not extremely useful Finally the Passwords app and other privacy updates got a shout out during the keynote but I learned more about how things like accessory setup and contacts sharing with apps work Apple is releasing a new accessory setup kit so that device makers can adopt a pairing interface similar to how you d connect your AirPods or Apple Watch to your iPhone If the developers don t use this approach the new Bluetooth setup interface will be much clearer about what other Bluetooth devices are on your local network and what you re actually granting access to when you agree to let an app see other devices on your network Though this wasn t entirely skipped during the keynote the Passwords app is something that makes me happy since I m absolutely sick of having to dig through settings to find a way to get codes for specific apps I use my iPhone s authenticator to unlock nbsp There are plenty of features that were talked about that I m excited by and learned more about the workings of including the new dynamic clock style in the Photos face in watchOS pinned collections in the redesigned Photos app and iPadOS mirroring for easier remote tech support Oh and that new Airplay feature that ll let you send money to friends by holding your phones together Yes Being able to pause and adjust your Activity rings in watchOS and that Training Load insight Hallelujah And though I can see the appeal of locked and hidden apps I m not sure I d find much use for that and it would probably exacerbate my already prone to suspicion nature I m also a little wary of things like Genmoji and Image Playground which are both Apple Intelligence features that won t hit all iOS devices There will be metadata information indicating when images were generated by Apple s AI and guardrails in place to prevent the creation of abusive and exploitative content nbsp Clearly there are plenty of updates coming to Apple s phones tablets laptops and wearables later this year and I can t wait to try them out The public beta should be ready around the end of summer this year which is when most people who are willing to risk an unstable platform can check them out nbsp Catch up here for all the news out of Apple s WWDC This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-06-12 11:30:44
海外TECH	Engadget	The Morning After: Musk backs down from OpenAI lawsuit	https://www.engadget.com/the-morning-after-musk-backs-down-from-openai-lawsuit-111549227.html?src=rss	Elon Musk has withdrawn his lawsuit against OpenAI a day before a judge was set to hear a request for dismissal Musk sued OpenAI saying its founders had violated its nonprofit status to become a de facto part of Microsoft OpenAI said there was no such violation and the lawsuit was likely a way for Musk to gain access to its secrets Despite ending the suit Musk might be nursing this grudge tweeting if Apple integrates OpenAI s tools into its software he ll ban iPhones from his companies ーDan CooperThe biggest stories you might have missedX is officially making likes mostly private for everyoneYou can t mirror your iPhone while mirroring your Mac on Apple Vision ProNetflix drops a proper trailer for Arcane s second and last seasonGeneral Motors revives its robotaxi service Cruise in Houston with human driversApple refuses to call Apple Intelligence AIApple Intelligence What devices and features will actually be supported Netgear is releasing more affordable versions of its Orbi and Nighthawk routersApple ID is now Apple Account You can get these reports delivered daily direct to your inbox Subscribe right here Light unveils a new minimalist phone with a black and white OLED screenYou ll even have to stroke your own chin LightLight makers of a minimalist handset that does most of what a dumbphone would do with an added layer of pretension has launched its third generation device The Light Phone III gains a black and white OLED display camera and a built in NFC chip for mobile payments But it ll cost you which should be enough to send you scrambling for a Nokia instead Continue Reading Spotify s HiFi plan could finally arrive this year but you may need to pay extra a month for better sounding sound We might know how much more Spotify s high fidelity plan will cost should the thing ever arrive Rumors suggest the plan is coming by the end of the year and will cost a month on top of an existing Premium subscription Much as there are rumors of extra features thrown into that mix it s a significant charge on top of what Apple Music charges for the same thing Continue Reading This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-06-12 11:15:49