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Program	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AWSにおけるゼロトラスト思想	https://qiita.com/rolfern/items/8d29e70d6213f2ffc1ea	トラスト	2025-03-12 02:18:22
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Rumored iOS 19 & macOS 16 design changes will be polarizing, as always	https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/03/11/rumored-ios-19-macos-16-design-changes-will-be-polarizing-as-always?utm_medium=rss	Apple is rumored to be overhauling the design of iOS and macOS and based on what s happened before the changes will polarize users before ultimately becoming accepted How we used to live Top iOS from Bottom iOS from This rumored redesign could even be enormous and may follow previous claims that Apple will bring visionOS design touches to all of its platforms Whether or not Apple Vision Pro actually has any impact on iOS and macOS though Apple s two main operating systems have seen radical resigns in the past Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2025-03-11 17:06:20
海外TECH	Engadget	Meta is reportedly testing its first in-house AI training chip	https://www.engadget.com/ai/meta-is-reportedly-testing-its-first-in-house-ai-training-chip-174550664.html?src=rss	Breaking A Big Tech company is ramping up its AI development Whaaat In this case the protagonist of this now familiar tale is Meta which Reuters reports is testing its first in house chip for AI training The idea is to lower its gargantuan infrastructure costs and reduce its dependence on NVIDIA a company that apparently brings out Mark Zuckerberg s adult language side If all goes well Meta hopes to use it for training by Meta has reportedly kicked off a small scale deployment of the dedicated accelerator chip which is designed to specialize in AI tasks and is therefore more power efficient than general purpose NVIDIA GPUs The deployment began after the company completed its first tape out the phase in silicon development where a complete design is sent for a manufacturing test run The chip is part of the Meta Training and Inference Accelerator MTIA series the company s family of custom in house silicon focused on generative AI recommendation systems and advanced research Last year the company started using an MTIA chip for inference a predictive process that happens behind the scenes in AI models Meta began using the inference one for its Facebook and Instagram news feed recommendation systems Reuters reports that it plans to start using the training silicon for that as well The long term plan for both chips is said to begin with recommendations and eventually use them for generative products like the Meta AI chatbot The company is one of NVIDIA s biggest customers after placing orders for billions of dollars worth of GPUs in That was a pivot for Meta after it bailed on a previous in house inference silicon that failed a small scale test deployment ーmuch like the one it s doing now for the training chip This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2025-03-11 17:45:50
海外TECH	Engadget	The first new Katamari game in years is coming to Apple Arcade in April	https://www.engadget.com/gaming/the-first-new-katamari-game-in-years-is-coming-to-apple-arcade-in-april-173045224.html?src=rss	Our favorite kleptomaniac prince is back There s a new Katamari Damacy game coming to Apple Arcade on April Katamari Damacy Rolling Live is being developed by franchise steward Bandai Namco and as the name suggests brings those familiar rolling gameplay mechanics to iOS devices Mac computers and Apple TV The Apple Arcade exclusive doesn t look all that dissimilar to previous entries You play as the prince rolling up objects until they grow large enough to become stars It s Katamari The big difference here is the plot The old games typically had you creating stars for the noble purpose of rebuilding the galaxy This time the stars are created for the benefit of the king s burgeoning career as a livestreamer Bandai NamcoThat s right Successful runs boost the king s subscriber count and this leads to positive comments from in game fans Once the viewership reaches a certain threshold you unlock new stages That s a fairly odd twist but it s not as if anyone plays Katamari for the plot You play for the satisfaction of rolling over stuff to get bigger Apple promises a captivating soundtrack that blends different genres It ll be tough to beat the OG soundtrack which is one of the all time greats but we ll just have to wait and see It s been around eight years since we ve had any new Katamari game and around a decade since we ve had a good one Bandai Namco did release a remaster of the original title back in and the sequel in This isn t the only Apple Arcade news today The platform announced an update to the well received Skate City New York that brings new levels and new objectives It ll be available on March There s also a new Space Invaders game coming on April This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2025-03-11 17:30:45
海外TECH	Engadget	Eero Pro 7 review: Paying to be sold a subscription	https://www.engadget.com/home/smart-home/eero-pro-7-review-paying-to-be-sold-a-subscription-171502767.html?src=rss	Many years ago I reviewed the Eero Pro E which was a delightfully easy device to get along with The hardware was powerful unobtrusive and fit into my home pretty well to the point where I had no complaints about living with it But all of the good was undone by Eero s constant arm twisting to get you to pay for its monthly subscription With an app that exists as little more than an advertisement and with so many basic features paywalled I couldn t in all good conscience recommend it Thankfully the advent of Wi Fi and the new Eero Pro means Eero has a shot to make good on its previous errors and turn my opinion around Which it ll take right For Engadget s mesh Wi Fi testing methodology please read our mesh Wi Fi buyer s guide Hardware img alt Eero Pro review src style height px width px Daniel Cooper for Engadget Since its birth Eero has built its Wi Fi nodes as rounded off boxes that sit unobtrusively on side tables and bookshelves Sadly the sheer volume of stuff required to make Wi Fi work is bigger than the traditional body will allow The vanilla Eero is actually lacking GHz support which is why it s in the older chassis but has some gall pretending it s a proper Wi Fi device Consequently the Pro ditches the classic body for the same casing found on Eero s super flagship Max The vertical design is better for keeping the components cool without a fan but it is noticeable especially with prominent branding defeating the point of making the gear anonymous Each node is identical clad in piano gloss white and measuring inches tall and inches wide Turn it around and you ll find the USB C power jack reset button and two G ethernet ports with a theoretical top speed of Gbps The coterie of wireless radios x Ghz x GHz and x GHz promise to reach the heights of Gbps Tucked inside are the usual smart home integrations including Zigbee Thread Matter Amazon Connected Devices Alexa and Bluetooth LE Installation Eero s promise of frustration free setup isn t an empty one and it remains the easiest mesh system to set up Download the Eero app hand over your Amazon login and plug in your cable modem and everything else is taken care of within minutes Each node was up and running two minutes after being plugged in and most of the minute set up time was schlepping between rooms Once each node is ready you ll get a notification telling you your placement is good for signal strength This is useful since some meshes won t and just expect you to troubleshoot the poor performance down the line The app did tell me I d get faster speeds if I moved the nodes closer to each other but given the layout of my home that would mean placing them all in the same damn room Performance Eero s bread and butter performance is never an issue especially once the mesh has settled down after the first day or so Much of what worked with previous versions remains in place here and for home use it s excellent My office which is some distance away from any node was still able to pull down Mbps in artificial speed tests The smart TV in this room was able to stream a K movie without any lag or buffering letting me dance past the pre roll ads I can t imagine anyone wanting to throw out their Wi Fi E system in favor of this because you won t see a massive uplift in performance When I tested the Eero Pro E I was easily getting speeds in my office around the Mbps mark anyway There are noticeable improvements in lag and reliability that can t be sniffed at but you ll only notice them if you re upgrading from really old gear If you are upgrading from an older Eero system it s worth keeping hold of that hardware to bolster your network Every Eero node is capable of integrating with its older peers even if you may find performance is degraded as a consequence I grabbed a Pro E node and placed it in a notorious signal dead spot at the end of my home just for the hell of it Naturally the older nodes are slower but even so the loss isn t that painful When I d connected to the E node and ran speed tests I was still pulling down Mbps App and Eero Plus When I wrote Engadget s mesh Wi Fi buyer s guide I spent months testing hardware from all the big names Some were easy some were fussy and some were designed for network engineers with no consideration for general users None of them however irked me as much as Eero s app which is a textbook case in seizing defeat from the jaws of victory Essentially half of the splash screen is an ad for Eero Plus the company s subscription product And Eero puts so many basic features behind a paywall that it s impossible to recommend But I m getting ahead of myself Eero s app is tidy and well designed offering a single pane listing each node and its signal strength The icons signify how well the nodes are connected to each other but there s no sense of the network s topography Below it is a pane that tells you what devices are on the network right now although it struggles to name many common products including those owned by Amazon You re also unable to set traffic priorities for your device which would be useful when I m recording a podcast or on a Zoom call img alt Eero Pro review src style height px width px Daniel Cooper for Engadget Take a look at this screenshot of the Activity Pane and notice how empty it is showing you just the top speeds and quantities of data up and downloaded Each one links to another pane with some more detailed information but even so the visualizations are more or less pointless This speaks to the big issue with Eero s software setup and business model more generally I imagine Engadget readers break into two camps People who know DHCP has something to do with their internet but wouldn t touch it for fear of breaking something and the people who have burned into their fingers muscle memory Eero s pitch probably irritates both since it robs you of even your most basic agency to run your own damn Wi Fi For instance you can set your Wi Fi name and password and set the same for your guest Wi Fi but beyond that oh boy You can collect devices into groups letting you set time limits for say your kids consoles or computers You can set your DHCP to manual or Bridge mode set a reservation or port forward and deactivate support for IPv And uh that s about it That is unless you spring a month or a year for Eero Plus which then opens up the toolkit For that you get the ability to set a mobile hotspot as an internet backup if your Wi Fi should go down Subscribers will also get access to parental controls historical data ad and app blocking the company s advanced security suite DDNS and content filters Plus you ll get a subscription to Guardian VPN Malwarebytes and Password thrown in too Look I get it All hardware companies ーeven ones owned by Amazon ーneed to ensure they have multiple revenue streams to keep the lights on And I m sure there are lots of people who feel the added charges are probably worth it for peace of mind But you need to know that Eero s competition offers these features without asking for more money Google s Nest Wi Fi includes parental controls and security updates in addition to guest networks Though Nest hasn t launched a Wi Fi product yet so it s not an equivalent comparison the Eero Pro E was similarly limited with Amazon pushing a Plus subscription If a company wants to charge me for a product and then hold basic features back to wring another a year out of me I m hostile by default nbsp Price and the competition The Eero Pro is available in one two or three node packs priced at and respectively Wi Fi systems are currently priced for early adopters and you ll spend big at whichever company you opt to buy from I m not going to do a direct apples to apples comparison here as there are a number of notable spec differences between various Wi Fi routers For instance Netgear s Orbi has a longer broadcast range and faster wireless speed but slower ethernet ports and can only handle half as many connected devices as the Pro At this early stage you ll be looking at what specs to prioritize depending on your home s specific needs So I can t say if the Orbi is a better fit for you than the Eero Pro If you re looking to upgrade and have your heart set on Eero then it might be worth looking at last generation hardware At the time of writing a three pack of Eero Pro Es are priced at and the performance it offers is pretty darn impressive It has the same issues as its successor but the backwards and forwards compatibility is a useful bonus And Wi Fi E is a major upgrade over whatever Wi Fi you re probably using at home right now Wrap up There are so many things to like about Eero s mesh Wi Fi systems that it galls me so much I can t recommend them They re really easy to set up really easy to use and the performance you get out of them in terms of both speed and reliability is staggeringly good I m quite fond of the hardware design even if they are a bit more attention grabbing than the older models And I do think for a whole home Wi Fi system is pretty good when other companies are asking for a grand or more right now That s especially true for folks who aren t interested in messing with every knob and dial to fine tune their internet to the nth degree This hardware passes the would you be able to hand this to your technophobe family member test with flying colors Unfortunately I cannot get over how aggressive the nickel and diming is to the point of holding back features that I d say should be free I d argue that every router should offer at the very least basic parental controls and some sort of URL blocking or content filtering Even if you don t use them that those features would be held back to milk recurring revenue out of you is rough If you were standing at a car dealership and someone tried to sell you a sedan with three wheels ーthe fourth is thrown in with CarSubscriptionPlus for just a month ーyou d walk away in disgust This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2025-03-11 17:15:02
科学	NYT > Science	RFK Jr. Rattles Food Companies With Vow to Rid Food of Artificial Dyes	https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/11/health/rfk-jr-food-safety-artificial-dyes.html	Mr Kennedy told executives of major food companies that he wants synthetic colors removed from their products Decision time is imminent a trade group warned its members	2025-03-11 17:35:40
科学	NYT > Science	Tuberculosis Resurgent as Trump Funding Cut Disrupts Treatment Globally	https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/11/health/tuberculosis-kenya-us-cuts.html	The United States was the major funder of tuberculosis programs Now hundreds of thousands of sick patients can t find tests or drugs and risk spreading the disease	2025-03-11 17:41:30
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