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Benvenuti amici TIRALINEE, bentornati e ben ritrovati. Episodio nº 73. E parliamo di formazione CAD, quella che si fa attraverso i corsi e non quelli da autodidatta. Perché le aziende non investono in questo senso? Forse per i costi? Ci sono troppi costi? Vediamo. Sentiamo parlare anche tanto di trasformazione digitale, ma alla fine che cos'è e come la vediamo noi TIRALINE? E infine, ragazzi, oggi una bella serie di notizie scrocchiarelle dal mondo CAD. Seguitemi e fuoco alle polveri! CAD Pillz Tech Tip : Come creare una filettatura esterna con OnShape Come combinare gli schizzi in Autodesk Fusion (aggiornamento 2024) Fujifilm Engineering utilizza Autodesk Fusion per la formazione CAD dei nuovi dipendenti Espansione dei confini premium di simulazione SOLIDWORKS con le app SIMULIA su 3DEXPERIENCE Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio ► Mic: Behringer SB78A ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 e Speechal (thks Alex Raccuglia) ► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Benvenuti, amici Tiralinee! Bentornati e ben ritrovati. Finalmente il sottoscritto è rientrato dalle tanto attese vacanze, che sono passate in un lampo. Eccoci qui, sempre con lo sguardo rivolto alle novità che riguardano il CAD e tutto ciò che ne deriva. Oggi, per riprendere il ritmo, inizieremo con qualcosa di leggero: parleremo di rendering e della sua importanza per il nostro lavoro. Inoltre, vedremo quattro modi in cui si può perdere un file CAD e, soprattutto, come prevenire questa perdita. Poi, parleremo del nuovo box esterno per GPU lanciato da ZOTAC, disponibile però solo per i fortunati amici che utilizzano PC con sistema operativo Windows. Infine, come sempre, le nostre immancabili CAD Pills, una fonte di notizie sul mondo del CAD. Come potete notare, sono ancora un po' “arrugginito” e devo riprendere il ritmo… [CAD Pillz] La videorecensione di Riccardo Palombo su Lenovo T14s Gen6 AMD lancia le CPU server della serie EPYC 4004 L'industria 4.0 si riscalda con i forni industriali di Gadda Siemens lancia ufficialmente Zel X, Ansys adotta Omniverse e la casa automobilistica indiana sceglie 3DExperience Le 3 regole su come funziona un circuito Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio → Mic: Behringer SB78A → Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One → Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 e Speechal (thks Alex Raccuglia) → Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Bentornati tiralinee. Episodio nº 71 dal sapore vacanziero. Perché manca una sola settimana alle tante agognate vacanze estive. Il caldo milanese ha logorato le già poche energie che erano rimaste. Oggi parliamo di umiltà che dovrebbero avere un certo tipo di tiralinee. Diamo uno sguardo dentro una workstation da sogno la Lenovo Thinkstation P8 con l'eccezionale AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro. E le CAD Pillz? Ci ci sono! CAD Pillz Intelligenza artificiale Boxx Questo è il processo di stampa 3D più bello che tu abbia mai visto Utilizzo della distinta base di Autodesk Inventor La guida completa dell'ingegnere ai condensatori Il classico arcade che ha fatto incurvare il digitale Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio → Mic: Behringer SB78A → Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One → Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 e Speechal (thks Alex Raccuglia) → Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Benvenuti tiralinee, bentornati. Episodio tondo il numero 70. Ora lo so che mi direte “ma stai a festeggiare ogni decina?” Si silenziosi ascoltatori. Perché è un progetto che neanche sperava di arrivare si qui. Ma ci siamo e festeggio. Oggi parliamo di… di… dai che lo sapete. Ma di IA e cos'altro… fermi, lo facciamo cercando di ipotizzare come la più importante software house di CAD cercahera' di utilizzare la Ia nei loro software. Ho messo giu una piccola guida, rubacchiando qua e la per la rete, dove cercherò di darvi dei consigli per scegliere un buon computer per tiralinee. E infine CAD Pillz come se piovesse!! Ok, Ok, nonostante il caldo parlo sempre troppo. Iniziamo. Discover the Power of Drawing Automation in Autodesk Fusion CAD Pillz Arancino, L'IA Siciliana Siemens e Sony collaborano su NX Immersive Designer Ottieni tutta la potenza del dimensionamento con Power Dimensions di AutoCAD Mechanical Dimensionamento più potente con Autodesk Mechanical SOLIDWORKS 2024: salvataggio dei file come versioni precedenti Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio → Mic: Behringer SB78A → Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One → Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 e Speechal (thks Alex Raccuglia) → Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Bentornati! Amici tiralinee, benvenuti all'episodio numero 69 di questo podcast. Mentre a Milano si sta morendo di caldo, cerchiamo di raccogliere le idee e portarvi ancora qualche notizia prima della pausa estiva. Ormai, come sappiamo, l'intelligenza artificiale è praticamente ovunque. Oggi parleremo di questi nuovi PC completamente costruiti e adatti all'IA che sono stati messi in vendita. Ma sono davvero adatti per gli ingegneri o per noi di Tira Linee? Lo vedremo insieme. Inoltre, continueremo con la seconda parte del nostro approfondimento sul Digital Trade, questa volta attraverso gli occhi delle aziende e delle imprese. Parleremo anche delle insidie dell'autoapprendimento in SolidWorks. E naturalmente non mancheranno le nostre Cad Pillz, tanto amate dal pubblico (anche se ancora non mi hai detto se ti piacciono oppure no). [CAD Pillz] Eliminare rapidamente i micro inquinati dall'acqua con un sistema idrogeologico “zwitteronico” I domini di calcolo nella simulazione CFD. Oltre il concetto di fluido Lavorare con file mesh importati in Fusion: creazione e modifica della geometria per la stampa 3D Alberi di trasmissione Campfire in arrivo su Apple Vision Pro Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio La mia attrezzatura ► Mic: Focusrite DM1 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia ► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Ciao a tutti e benvenuti al TiraLinee! Siamo all'episodio numero 68 e ci avviciniamo a grandi passi alla puntata numero 70. Manca anche poco meno di un mese alle vacanze, perché naturalmente chi vi parla ne sente il bisogno di un po' di mare e riposo. Insomma, tutta la famiglia ne sta chiedendo a gran voce la possibilità e siamo ormai in dirittura d'arrivo. In questa puntata, parleremo ancora una volta di intelligenza artificiale. Vedremo un progetto di Autodesk, soprattutto per quanto riguarda Autodesk Fusion. Poi discuteremo di Digital Thread e di come questo Digital Thread si intreccia con il workflow di progettisti e ingegneri. E non ci dimenticheremo di Apple Vision Pro, cercando di capire se gli ingegneri, o chiunque altro nel settore, dovrebbe acquistare questo device. Infine, non mancheranno le nostre immancabili CAD Pillz, con alcune notizie molto interessanti. Il video di Project Salvador di Autodesk Il video di Onshapr di PTC con gli Apple Vision Pro [CAD Pillz] Esercitazione di AutoCAD: utilizzo dei campi per rendere dinamico il testo 3Dconnexion lancia SpaceMouse Wireless – Bluetooth Edition Stilo Quest di Logitech Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio La mia attrezzatura ► Mic: Focusrite DM1 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia ► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Benvenuti a tutti i TL e bentornati su questo canale! Siamo alla puntata numero 67, e oggi vedremo alcune informazioni, per lo più tecnologiche. Parleremo degli abbonamenti di Autodesk Fusion, con un focus particolare su quelli dedicati agli hobbisti e ai freelance. Inoltre, non mancheranno le CAD Pillz, che erano assenti nell'episodio precedente a causa di problemi di tempo. Oggi le ritroveremo e saranno davvero interessanti. Che ne dite, iniziamo? Forza, diamo fuoco alle polveri! Istruzioni per installare Autodesk Fusion per hobbysti In breve, una volta effettuato l'accesso in fondo a questa pagina:
https://www.autodesk.com/campaigns/fusion-360-for-hobbyists
viene visualizzato un collegamento che dice “Inizia”. Quando fai clic su quel collegamento, il tuo account verrà automaticamente assegnato al nuovo abbonamento per uso personale. Quindi avvia un download. Se hai già installato Fusion 360 puoi ignorare il download, senza bisogno di reinstallarlo. Nota, potrebbero esserci fino a 30 minuti di ritardo prima che il nuovo abbonamento sia visibile nella tua installazione Fusion 360 esistente. [CAD Pilz] Come utilizzare lo strumento di configurazione della vista SOLIDWORKS PDM Creazione di nuovi utenti PDM Che cosa sono i controlli delle regole di progettazione nella progettazione di PCB? Sistemi meccatronici indossabili per la misura di parametri biomeccanici: il progetto “STARDUST” La previsione della vita utile dell'acciaio AISI 316L La prima auto elettrica solare Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio La mia attrezzatura ► Mic: Focusrite DM1 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia ► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Ciao a tutti e benvenuti all'episodio numero 66 del nostro podcast! Oggi parliamo di tre argomenti davvero interessanti. Iniziamo con l'Industria 5.0, concentrandoci su umanità, resilienza e sostenibilità. Poi, esploriamo come l'Apple Vision Pro sta rivoluzionando il calcolo spaziale nelle aziende. Infine, vi presentiamo il nuovo Lenovo Thinkpad P1 Gen 7, un laptop che promette prestazioni eccezionali. Restate con noi, sarà un episodio ricco di novità! L'articolo del Progettista Industriale Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio ► Mic: Behringer SB78A ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 e Speechal (thks Alex Raccuglia) ► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le voci sono state create con Eleven Labs Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Benvenuti e bentornati nel mondo del TiraLinee. Episodio nº65 ci occupiamo di Nvidia Omniverse, leggiamo il riassunto di quanto è emerso dal State of Design & Make 2024 di Autodesk, un accenno alla Radeon W7900 dual slot (più avanti vedremo di trovare più notizie specifiche) e una bella infornata di pillole di CAD. Oggi siamo di fretta ma la famiglia del Tiralinee si prepara per un tre giorni al mare. Ma che per voi che ascoltate sarò' già rientrato. [CAD Pillz] Esplorazione delle funzionalità avanzate di progettazione e produzione di Autodesk Fusion Comprendere la potenza del Via Stitching nella progettazione PCB Presentazione di Autodesk Fusion Operations: potenziare l'eccellenza produttiva Presentazione della distinta materiali (BOM) per Autodesk Fusion IMSI Design rilascia TurboCAD 2024 Come padroneggiare i vincoli di schizzo in Autodesk Fusion Come definire un datum primario perfetto su superfici imperfette La stampa 3D in officina, sinergia e nuove opportunità Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio ► Mic: Behringer SB78A ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 e Speechal (thks Alex Raccuglia) ► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Benvenuti a tutti! Siamo alla puntata numero 64 del “TiraLinee”. Questa volta ci dedicheremo completamente alla WWDC 2024, durante la quale Apple ha presentato praticamente tutti i nuovi sistemi operativi: iPadOS, macOS e iOS per iPhone. Naturalmente ho seguito l'evento insieme agli amici del gruppo dei Kinotters (con la K), ovvero Alex Raccuglia, Davide Gatti e Roberto Marin, e ringrazio anche la regia di Simone Pizzi, il patrono di Runtime Radio, che tra un ban di YouTube e l'altro ci ha aiutato a portare a casa la live Diciamo subito che è stata una serata, come al solito, divertente. Ritrovarsi con gli amici a parlare di ciò che ci appassiona è sempre un piacere, anche se a Milano l'estate sembra ignorarci completamente. (Non so effettivamente cosa centri… Ma va beh) Allora, cosa dirvi? Partiamo col dire che la serata può essere riassunta in una parola: delusione. Le presentazioni dei nuovi sistemi operativi non sono state eccezionali: si tratta per lo più di aggiornamenti e piccoli aggiustamenti che avrebbero dovuto essere fatti già da tempo. Un'attenzione particolare è stata data all'intelligenza artificiale di Apple, chiamata Apple Intelligence. Sono rimasto deluso soprattutto perché questa presentazione di Apple Intelligence non offre nulla di immediatamente disponibile agli utenti. È una presentazione in divenire, che mostra cosa arriverà in futuro sui sistemi operativi Apple. È come se ti facessero vedere una macchina bellissima, ma che in realtà è solo un modello di legno: bella da vedere, ma inutile al momento. Nonostante tutto, le novità presentate sono state molte. Ho cercato di fare un riassunto tramite i vari siti che hanno riportato tutte le novità della WWDC di Apple. Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio La mia attrezzatura ► Mic: Behringer SB78A ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 e Speechal (thks Alex Raccuglia) ► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Bentornati. Episodio nº 63; in questa puntata speciale del nostro podcast, ho il piacere di di essere ospite nuovamente su SNAP - Architettura Imperfette si Roberto Marin. Nonostante la distanza e i diversi ambiti lavorativi, la nostra passione comune per la tecnologia e il podcast ci ha riuniti per una conversazione ricca di spunti interessanti. Esploriamo come l'Intelligenza Artificiale sta trasformando il mondo del lavoro. Dall'automazione dei processi alla creazione di nuove opportunità professionali, analizziamo le implicazioni di questa accelerazione tecnologica. Con la conferenza Apple WWDC 2024 alle porte, condividiamo le nostre aspettative e le possibili novità che potrebbero essere annunciate. Quali saranno le nuove funzionalità che rivoluzioneranno i dispositivi Apple? Ripercorriamo i momenti salienti della scorsa conferenza Apple, focalizzandoci sulla presentazione dei nuovi iPad con chip M4. Discutiamo delle loro performance e delle innovazioni introdotte. Il tutto viene presentato in un'atmosfera amichevole e informale, dove le considerazioni tecniche si mescolano con riflessioni personali e aneddoti. Una puntata imperdibile per tutti gli appassionati di tecnologia! Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio ► Mic: Behringer SB78A ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 e Speechal (thks Alex Raccuglia) ► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Buongiorno a tutti i tiralinee in ascolto. Episodio nº 62. E anche oggi siamo on line per parlare di CAD e tecnologia. Lo so, la parte tech manca da un po, non prometto, ma vedrò di trovare argomenti su i nostri amati (e qualche volta odiati) computer che ci accompagnano ogni giorno nei nostri progetti. Non avete idea di cosa parlo? Si deve tornare indietro ep3 e 4 della serie Te lo do io il PC. A proposito, con il passaggio su Castopod c'è un bel sito dedicato dove potete lasciare lí direttamente i commenti o altro. Oggi due argomenti che trovo interessanti. Parliamo di produzione additiva e sottrattiva; poi ancora IA. Amata e soprattutto osteggiata da molti. Ma dopo un po di letture cerco di capire insieme a voi perché i produttori di CAD si devono dare una svegliata e puntare sulla IA. (A proposito OpenIA non mi paga). [CAD Pillz] Top Setup Mistakes in SOLIDWORKS Simulation, Part 1 Top Setup Mistakes in SOLIDWORKS Simulation, Part 2 Top Setup Mistakes in SOLIDWORKS Simulation, Part 3 Using SOLIDWORKS PDM Data Card Control Logic Activity Insights and Improvements to Hatch Are Here: AutoCAD for Mac 2025 Mobilità elettrica: innovazioni e applicazioni Un materiale tessile che elimina i virus con il calore ma è sicuro per la pelle umana Il TiraLinee* è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio La mia attrezzatura ► Mic: Behringer SB 78A ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia ► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Ben trovati, amici del Tiralinee, ed eccoci all'episodio numero 61. Questo episodio è un po' particolare perché ho raccolto delle notizie un po' qua e là per la rete. Tra le altre cose, parliamo ancora di intelligenza artificiale. Non sono uno di quegli evangelisti che predica l'intelligenza artificiale a tutti i costi, ma essendo un argomento che ormai sta entrando praticamente in tutti i software che usiamo, ne parleremo molto probabilmente anche nel prossimo episodio. È una cosa con cui tutti dobbiamo confrontarci, perché, volenti o nolenti, la ritroviamo ormai in tutti i sistemi operativi. Un esempio è Microsoft, che nell'ultimo keynote ha presentato i nuovi Surface e il nuovo Windows 11, con l'intelligenza artificiale integrata nel sistema operativo e addirittura con un pulsante fisico all'interno dell'hardware per attivare Copilot, cioè l'intelligenza artificiale di Microsoft, che poi potrà aiutarci in molte situazioni. Vedremo se anche i nostri software come Autodesk, AutoCAD, ArchiCAD, PTC con OnShape, CREO e altri software potranno beneficiare di questa introduzione pervasiva dell'IA all'interno del sistema operativo. Parleremo anche di quotature, perché è un argomento che mi interessa e vedremo se oggi è ancora indispensabile. Poi, naturalmente, vedremo cosa è la progettazione DFM (Design for Manufacturing), se è importante oppure no. Parliamo appunto di progettazione per la produzione. E infine, lasciamo per ultima, ma non meno interessante, la mia rubrica LeggiLink o CAD Pillz, come la chiamo io, dove vi presento alcuni link che potrete poi scoprire voi stessi. [CAD Pillz] Power Your Productivity With AI and More: Introducing AutoCAD 2025 New Emissive Material in Visualization Scopriamo il funzionamento del cubo di Rubik Lofting with Autodesk Inventor Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui La mia attrezzatura ► Mic: Behringer SB 78A ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia ► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Benvenuti tiralinee. Episodio dal sapore celebrativo perché raggiungiamo quota 60 episodi. So che abbiamo appena festeggiato i 50, ma credo che condividere con voi certi traguardi fa bene al sottoscritto, ma anche a voi che avete la possibilità di notare quanta strada abbiamo fatto insieme e a quanta ne possiamo fare. Tra altre cose cambio ancora casa a questo podcast. Di nuovo? Si. Seguitemi e vi racconto tutto. Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio [CAD Pillz] WITTENSTEIN sta implementando l'Asset Administration Shell nel catalogo digitale dei prodotti come servizio per i progettisti 20 things to look forward to in SOLIDWORKS 2025 How to Use Ultimaker Digital Factory With Autodesk Fusion - Fusion Blog March 2024 Product Update – What's New - Fusion Blog La mia attrezzatura ► Mic: Behringer XM8500 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia ► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v Le musiche sono state create con Tuney Le cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer

Benvenuti tiralinee, episodio nº 59. Siamo a un passo da un'altra decina importante di episodio che ci porterà alla nº 60.Oggi argomenti sparsi come si addice a una puntata di pillole di CAD. Tra le cose particolari di questo episodio una sezione di news che poi troverete in descrizione in questo episodio e su TumblrIl TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bio[CAD Pillz]Enhancing Collaboration & Data Management with Autodesk Fusion - Fusion BlogFear Not! Custom Properties to the Rescue in SOLIDWORKSHow to project a SOLIDWORKS Sketch onto a Curved Surface using Split LineAutoCAD File Types: Tuesday Tips With FrankHow to get DraftSight CertificationLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer XM8500 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60vLe musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Benvenuti all'episodio nº 58 E altra puntata monografica su un argomento che sta sempre coinvolgendo il nostro lavoro.Come nell'episodio nº 57 (vi suggerisco di ascoltarlo) dove abbiamo parlato di prototipazione virtuale, oggi parliamo di Digital twin che completa la prima in modo più attivo che il semplice Twin Copy.E qui devo fare un'errata corrige che mi è stata fatta notare (giustamente) da Roberto Marin di Snap architettura Imperfetta. Lo ringrazio per due motivi:il primo per la segnalazione, che mi dà modo di essere più informato e informativoIl secondo è che si è ascoltato tutta la puntata (e non importa se lo ha fatto a 1,5x)Infatti in qualche passaggio accennavo al digital twin ma mettendolo in contesto che non si addiceva alla vera definizione del Digital Twin.Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer XM8500 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60vLe musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Molti di voi stanno pensando che qualcosa è andato storto nel montaggio dell'episodio, invece no. Ho voluto cambiare qualcosa in modo da vedere se è meglio in un modo o in un altro. Dopo tre anni mi era sembrato il momento di provare a qualcosa di diverso nella struttura degli episodi. Se piace o no questo lo dovete dire voi.Passiamo agli argomenti di oggi. Credo che siano un po lunghini, vi avviso. Ma credo anche che siano interessanti in quanto parlano di prototipazione e gemelli digitali.Perché ritengo possano essere interessanti? Perché il nostro lavoro di tiralinee sta piano piano cambiando da meri operatori del tecnigrafo a operatori più consapevoli di un prodotto finale che deve contenere un sempre maggiore quantità di dati impressi in modello digitale e non, che consenta di produrre un prodotto (scusate il gioco di parole) sempre più ottimizzato in modo da soddisfare sostenibilità, facilità di manutenzione ed economicità di produzione.Procedure e modalità che il vecchio modo di progettare non riesce a tenere il passo.Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer XM8500 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60vLe musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nvidia non si ferma e dopo la grande kermesse che l'ha visto protagonista nel keynote del brand sta sfornando una novità via l'altra.Questo episodio il numero 56 è praticamente una monografia su Nvidia. Ma sono novità tech che spostano l'asticella in alte e in avanti vista la propensione verso la IA che ha questo hardware.Ma non solo Nvidia. Dell lancia nuove workstation dal formato ridotto con Intel Core Ultra e Intel sembra aver superato Nvidia nei chip per IA, staremo vedere.Infine Microsoft immette sul mercato il primo pc dedicato alla IA.Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: https://bento.me/fokewulfLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer XM8500 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60vLe musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Buongiorno a tutti e bentornati sul Tiralinee. Puntata numero 55. Innanzi tutto devo qualche scusa a tutti voi per la precedente puntata dove si nota qualche titubanza, ma il raffreddore non ha infezione di mollarmi e parlare al microfono non è certo il massimo. Spero che gli argomenti abbiano fatto passare in secondo piano qualche mia incertezza.Oggi sarà diverso? Humm, non lo so. Il raffreddore è ancora qui. Ma questa puntata avrà poche cose ma buone. Abbiamo CPU con GPU in un solo chip, MDB continua a essere al centro dell'attenzione (sopratutto la mia) e le ultime novità della nuova realase di Autocad (si, si è ancora vivo!)Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer XM8500 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60vLe musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Benvenuti a tutti, questa è l'episodio numero 54 e sarà un episodio particolarmente strano nel senso che affronteremo vari argomenti.Tra i questi argomenti abbiamo l'obsolescenza programmata che credo sia la vera causa dei rifiuti elettronici.Parliamo di Mecspe, che è praticamente la fiera che è stata presentata a Bologna, che parla soprattutto di manifatturiero.Parliamo anche dell'intelligenza artificiale che rivoluziona alla stampa 3D tramite Autodesk Fusion.Rispondiamo di nuovo una domanda sull'argomento che cos'è un kernel di modellazione geometrica e infine Sharp3D ha presentato una propria applicazione per il Apple Vision Pro.Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer XM8500 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60vLe musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Benvenuti al episodio numero 53 e siamo entusiasmi di continuare a condividere con voi le ultime notizie e le storie più interessanti della tecnologia dedicate al CAD abbiamo le workstation mobili hp Zbook G 11 poi abbiamo il lancio delle workstation Dell Precision e Nvidia che presenta la RTX500 e la RTX 1000. Infine abbiamo anche in Intel che presenta in nuovi processori i Core Ultra, ma sopratutto i nuovi Xeon che sono sicuramente i migliori processori da usare con un software Cad. Niente arzigogoli vari solo notizie tech.Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer XM8500 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60vLe musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Due to losing my voice, I have re-issued one of the best early interviews for you. Ronnie is a ufo experiencer, abductee, author and digital image creator. We talk about his experiences with extra terrestrials and his childhood with twin brother Philip.

Benvenuti a un nuovo episodio, siamo al numero 52 ma primo episodio delle news “settimanali” tra virgolette perché non riuscito a pubblicare il giorno che avevo prestabilito. Quindi le news saranno spostate in la di una settimana circa. Ma non allunghiamoci con il solito bla bla. Vi metterò i link in descrizione delle news presenti nell'episodio, così poi, per chiunque venga la voglia di approfondire ci cliccate sopra e buona lettura. Iniziamo con le news! Domande Cruciali da Porre Prima di Prototipare il Tuo ProgettoRivoluzionando la Stampa 3D: Il Nuovo Sistema Dotato di Visione ArtificialeUn Approfondimento sulle Rappresentazioni dei Modelli a Elementi Finiti nelle App di Simulazione Strutturale sulla Piattaforma 3DEXPERIENCEFresatura in Autodesk Fusion 360: Oltre la Fresatura a 5 AssiOttimizzazione del Workflow di Progettazione con i Nuovi Controlli di Autodesk Fusion 360Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer XM8500 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60vLe musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Benvenuti a tutti e ben ritrovati! Questo è l'episodio numero 51 e, dopo aver festeggiato il numero 50 con Roberto Marin di Snap Architettura Imperfetta, eccoci di nuovo qui, tra di noi, soli soletti. Ma questa volta, affronteremo svariati argomenti interessanti. Ad esempio, parleremo di come rimanere rilevanti nell'era della crescente complessità progettuale con il design modulare. Naturalmente, continueremo a discutere di intelligenza artificiale, chiedendoci se finalmente darà un aiuto alla progettazione assistita al computer (CAD). Infine, chiuderemo parlando dei programmi CAD più popolari al momento e di come li abbiamo scoperti.Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioCOSA HO USATO PER QUESTO PODCAST► Mic: Behringer SB 78A https://amzn.to/49GwN5g► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One https://amzn.to/46FStw2► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v https://amzn.to/46FStw2Le musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Rieccoci qua. Puntata nº49 credo che il podcast stia arrivando un numero che ha un bel significato; ma di questo ne riparliamo alla fine e il prossimo episodio.Oggi invece mi lancio una recensione di un podcast che, a parte un paio di altri (lí conoscete?), parlano di CAD. Stiamo parlando di Trasformazione digitale, come il digitale trasforma il fisico. È il brand podcast di PTC Italia. PTC è l'azienda che produce Creo e Oneshape. Ci provo, spero di non offendere nessuno, perché speravo in certi argomenti ma rimangono marginali; forse va bene per qualcun altro, non di certo noi tiralinee.L'MCAD quest'anno dovrà affrontare l'introduzione dell'intelligenza artificiale che ormai dobbiamo considerare. Ma considerare un bene o una complicazione?Ancora AU 2023 (ve lo avevo detto). Ma questa volta prendiamo il punto di vista di chi come qualcuno di noi fa il CAD Manager. Perché poi credo che AU sia un evento fatto apposta per chi poi dovrebbe (il condizionale è d'obbligo) indicare aggiornamenti e procedure all'interno di un workflow aziendale.Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer XM8500 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60vLe musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Laura López, de "Actualizados Comunicación", empresa que se adica á xestión da comunicación dixital. Hoxe falamos da IA máis alá de Chat GPT: algunhas intelixencias artificiais que podemos usar en redes sociais. "Tanto Chat GPT como outras intelixencias artificiais xenerativas contan con numerosas vantaxes como a capacidade para crear contido creativo". "Google lanzou a súa nova Intelixencia artificial, sobre a que afirman que será a substituta de Google Bard e do Asistente de Android. Chámase Gemini". "ChatSonic véndense como a mellor alternativa a Chat GPT para a creación de contido. E é capaz de trasladar o chat xerado a un PDF". Se mencionamos o termo Intelixencia Artificial, á maioría de nós viranos á cabeza unha das IAs conversacionais máis famosas dos últimos tempos. Chat GPT, lanzada a finais de novembro do 2022 por OpenAI, non deixa a ninguén indiferente pero, aínda que semelle que non haxa mundo máis alá deste modelo de procesamento de linguaxe natural, hai outras moitas alternativas e complementos a este que nos poden dar unhas cantas alegrías para o noso día a día en redes sociais. As vantaxes desta intelixencia artificial Tanto Chat GPT como outras intelixencias artificiais xenerativas contan con numerosas vantaxes como a capacidade para crear contido creativo, dende imaxes de calidade até textos persuasivos ou composicións musicais; permiten a creación de contido cada vez máis realista; teñen un alto nivel de personalización e adaptabilidade, é dicir, son quen de adaptarse ás preferencias e necesidades de cada usuario; e, aforra tempo e recursos, polo que os profesionais poden adicarlle maior tempo a outras tarefas creativas ou estratéxicas. ⚠️IAS conversacionais ✔️Gemini. A semana pasada Google lanzou a súa nova Intelixencia artificial, sobre a que afirman que será a substituta de Google Bard e do Asistente de Android. Chámase Gemini e, malia que aínda non está dispoñible na Play Store, podemos acceder a ela a través da versión web ou descargando un arquivo .apk nos nosos teléfonos intelixentes. O interesante de Gemini é que é multimodal. Isto quere dicir que podemos falarlle a través de texto escrito, a través dun audio ou incluso podemos adxuntar unha imaxe para que nos dea unha resposta tendo como contexto esa fotografía. Máis alá de que é unha aplicación de Google, polo que se espera que os seus diferentes servizos estean entrelazados dalgunha maneira (por exemplo, pódese buscar información no noso correo ou nos documentos de Google Drive rapidamente), Gemini diferénciase de Chat GPT nunhas respostas máis precisas, consisas e con información actualizada, xa que pode ofrecer ligazóns, cousa que o primeiro non. Pola contra, Chat GPT creará por non formatos de texto máis creativos, de maior calidade e variedade. ✔️YouChat. De maneira similar a Google, aparece YouChat. Este é un chat integrado nun motor de busca do mesmo nome e que permite manter conversacións con acceso completo a Internet. O seu obxectivo é ofrecer información de maneira máis eficiente e sen ter que buscar en múltiples fontes. Iso si, debemos ter en conta que YouChat aínda se atopa en fase beta e a súa precisión pode verse limitada. ✔️ChatSonic. Véndense como a mellor alternativa a Chat GPT para a creación de contido. O interesante desta IA é que está integrado co buscador de Google, polo que ofrece información actualizada. Pero non só iso. É capaz de trasladar o chat xerado a un PDF para que o poidamos descargar, pode crear imaxes coas descricións absurdas que se nos pasen pola cabeza e falarnos con 16 tons diferentes despois de darlle un texto concreto. Ademais, podemos adxuntar o pdf, link, blog ou vídeo que queiramos e facerlle preguntas en relación a el. O malo do chat? Que non é gratuíto, aínda que nos deixa facer 25 buscas diarias, o que non está nada mal. Algunhas Intelixencias Artificiais para as nosas redes sociais ✔️Imaxes profesionais. Se ás veces se nos resisten as imaxes de producto, podemos probar a IA chamada Magic Studio. Esta ferramenta permitirnos crear fotografías con fondos elegantes, diferentes temas, eliminar obxectos e fondos non desexados das túas imaxes. E, por suposto, como non podía ser doutro xeito, tamén é capaz de crear fotografías a partir das nosas indicacións de texto. Esta IA é gratuíta, aínda que con certas limitacións, xa que só permite 40 creacións diarias. ✔️Stockimg.ai. Esta ferramenta é interesante se empregamos imaxes de recurso nas nosas publicacións. Se temos unha idea moi concreta de fotografía pero non somos capaces de atopalo no noso banco de imaxes de confianza (Freepik, Pixabay, Unsplash, etc.) esta IA daranos fotografías clásicas de stock, ilustracións, portadas de libros, fondos de pantalla, carteis, logotipos e arte con tan só darlle unha descrición do que queremos. Iso si, polo de agora non é gratuíta. ✔️Riffusion. Esta ferramenta non require de rexistro e é completamente gratuíta. Se consideramos que aos nosos vídeos ou Reels lles falta algo, con Riffusion poderemos engadirlles esa canción que non atopamos por ningún lado. Podemos escribir a letra da canción e outorgarlle un estilo musical. O resultado será unha melodía que non deixará a ninguén indiferente. ✔️Murf. Se queremos incluír voz en off nos nosos vídeos pero non queremos que sexa a nosa, Murf ofreceranos diferentes voces para que isto tela solución. Murf crea audios cun ton ou estado de ánimo concretos e conta con máis de 120 voces en máis de 20 idiomas que se poden adaptar ás nosas necesidades. ✔️Invideo. É un xenerador de vídeo a través dun guión ou dunha descrición concreta. Ten milleiros de plantillas de vídeo para comezar e adáptase aos diferentes formatos de redes sociais. A contra é que, polo de agora, non está dispoñible en castelán. ✔️Dalle-2 e Image Creator. De Open AI e de Bing, estas dúas ferramentas xeneran as imaxes coas descricións máis enrevesadas que se nos poidan pasar pola cabeza. Son gratuítas e só requiren de rexistro, ainda que a segunda ten un tope de buscas diarias. Máis Información ACTUALIZADOS COMUNICACIÓN: ✔️Páxina Web: https://actualizadoscomunicacion.com/ ✔️Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/actualizadoscomunicacion ✔️Twitter: https://twitter.com/actualizadoscom ✔️Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/actualizados_comunicacion/ ️"SUSCRÍBETE" ao podcast. MÁIS ENTREVISTAS: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-salta-da-cama_sq_f1323089_1.html Máis Información e outros contidos: ✔️Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PabloChichas ✔️Twitter: https://twitter.com/pablochichas ✔️Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pablochichas/ ✔️Clubhouse: @pablochichas ✔️Twich: https://www.twitch.tv/pablochichas

Todd Ogasawara is joined by guest panelists Steven Hughes, Sven Johannsen, and Frank McPherson for this podcast. They discuss: Google Bard's new image generator Revive a useless Microsoft Surface RT by installing Raspberry Pi OS Comments on initial reactions from Apple Vision Pro adopters Rumors of a folding iPad mini SODI SMS300 Vertical Gravity Auto-Locked Laptop Stand Hacks using ambient light sensors for spying even when camera is covered? Time to replace your home router? Older routers targeted by hackers Boox Note Air3 C color e-ink Android based tablet

Bentornati amici e amiche tiralinee, episodio 48, secondo appuntamento del 2024. Ripeterlo potrebbe essere un po didascalico, ma ancora mi devo abituare a pronunciare 2024.Siamo in un anno veramente pieno di novità. Credo che qualcosa si sia smosso; come vi avevo detto nell'episodio precedente la IA la fa e la farà da padrone, ma anche il Model based definition (MBD per gli amici) sembra interessante come vi ho detto sembra una modalità che avrà un palco importante in questo 2024.Nvidia sforna una nuova scheda video da ben 40GB, la A800, dalle prestazioni sempre più impressionanti e da costi inarrivabili. E per finire Varjo presenta dei visori di realtà aumentata (XR) che cercano di anticipare l'arrivo sul mercato dei visori di Apple, i Vision Pro. Le domande sono: saranno utili? Avranno presa su tecnici e ingegneri? Siamo pronti al loro utilizzo?il video dei visori Varjo XR-4: https://youtu.be/v4kohTzFmkQ?si=ky67dEC0UdB8ApfoIl TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer XM8500 ► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One ► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60vLe musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft DesignerLe voci sono state create con Elevenlabs.io Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Benvenuti a tutti e Buon 2024. Episodio nº 47, ma primo della 4 stagione. Si lo so, dovrei avere un argomento, un filo rosso che unisce tutta la stagione; ma questa distinzione serve più a me per dare un inizio e una fine allo scorrere del tempo.Come al solito chiacchiero troppo. In questo episodio riprendiamo quasi da dove ho lasciato prima di Natale. AU 23 è stata molto intensa e piena di novità che si ripercuoteranno per tutto il 2024.Quindi vediamo cosa propone il cloud di Autodesk dedicato alla produzione manifatturiera. Inoltre abbiamo anche la notizia che Autodesk certifica l'esecuzione di Revit e di Autocad in un browser.Dell, invece presenta una nuova workstation che può arrivare fino a 96 core con AMD Ryzen Threadripper.Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer XM8500 https://amzn.to/41JSkXk► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One https://amzn.to/46FStw2► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v https://amzn.to/46FStw2Le musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Google settles a $5 billion lawsuit for tracking Chrome users using Incognito Mode, Microsoft's DALL-E 3 powered Image Creator generates violent images, and X fails to convince a federal judge that California's content moderation law violates its freedom of speech.Link to Show Notes Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/dtns. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Google settles a $5 billion lawsuit for tracking Chrome users using Incognito Mode, Microsoft's DALL-E 3 powered Image Creator generates violent images, and X fails to convince a federal judge that California's content moderation law violates its freedom of speech. MP3 Please SUBSCRIBE HERE. You can get an ad-free feed of Daily Tech Headlines forContinue reading "Google Settles Lawsuit For Tracking Incognito Mode – DTH"

Benvenuti all'episodio no46. Puntata di Natale... Ma proprio il giorno di Natale. Registrata in auto (non sembra vero? Grazie Auphonic!)Un semplice recap di questo 2023 e perché no anche di questi tre anni di podcast. Poi anche degli auguri un po speciali a qualche amico che mi ha aiutato a non mollare! Buon Natale a tutti!Qui potete vedere il mio disordine organizzativo Podcast DetailsQui trovate gli amici► Roberto Marin (Snap - Architettura Imperfetta)► Alex Raccuglia (Technopillz)► Davide Gatti (Survival Hacking)► Filippo Strozzi (A2 Podcast)---------------------------► Matteo Scandolin (La catena della voce)► Alessandro Camagni (TecnoRiflessioni)► Chiara Bandelloni ► Mauro Barbacci ► Imartinis (Ombre)Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioCOSA HO USATO PER QUESTO PODCAST► Mic: SYNCO Wireless G1L https://amzn.to/48uJmiB► Scheda: iPhone 13 Pro Max https://amzn.to/3Kjfj4x► Software: Auphonic - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia & Reaper► Studio: Kia c'eed 1.4 (2011)Le musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ciao a tutti e benvenuti a un nuovo episodio del TiraLinee, episodio no 45. Oggi vi parlerò di alcuni degli argomenti interessanti che sono stati trattati all'evento Autodesk University di dicembre 2023. Ci sono grosse novità.Uno sguardo sul formato openUSD, un formato di scambio di dati 3D che promette di rivoluzionare il modo di lavorare con le scene complesse e i modelli ad alta fedeltà. Vi spiegheremo cos'è, come funziona e quali sono i vantaggi di usarlo.Inoltre, vi racconto dell'ultima novità di Fusion 360, il software di progettazione 3D integrato di Autodesk, che ora include una potente funzionalità di intelligenza artificiale. Si tratta di un assistente virtuale che aiuta gli utenti a ottimizzare i loro progetti, suggerendo soluzioni migliori, più efficienti e più sostenibili. Le premesse e le promesse sono molte.Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer SL 84C https://amzn.to/40cYtdN► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One https://amzn.to/46FStw2► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v https://amzn.to/46FStw2Le musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Benvenuti al Tiralinee! Sono felice di accogliervi nell'episodio numero 44; episodio dal sapore molto tech. Oggi, parliamo di schede video, in particolare, esaminando la nuova presentazione della AMD Radeon Pro W7700. Ma non è tutto: ci addentreremo anche nella stretta correlazione tra le unità di elaborazione grafica (GPU) e la magia della realtà virtuale, con uno sguardo particolare alla loro applicazione nell'ambito dell'ingegneria.Inoltre, vi porto le ultime novità direttamente dal quartier generale di Lenovo, dove la casa produttrice ha appena svelato la nuova workstation ThinkStation P8, alimentata dal potente Threadripper Pro 7000 WX. Un'occhiata in anteprima a un concentrato di potenza e innovazione che sta per rivoluzionare il modo in cui affrontiamo le sfide computazionali.E infine, uno sguardo nel futuro della collaborazione tecnologica: PTC sta lavorando a qualcosa di straordinario in collaborazione con Apple per i suoi Vision Pro. Scopriremo insieme gli sviluppi di questa partnership e le implicazioni per il mondo della progettazione e della visualizzazione.Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura► Mic: Behringer SB78A https://amzn.to/40cYtdN► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One https://amzn.to/46FStw2► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 e Speecal - thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v https://amzn.to/46FStw2Le musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Paul Stephan lays out the reasoning behind U.S. District Judge Donald W. Molloy's decision enjoining Montana's ban on TikTok. There are some plausible reasons for such an injunction, and the court adopts them. There are also less plausible and redundant grounds for an injunction, and the court adopts those as well. Asked to predict the future course of the litigation, Paul demurs. It will all depend, he thinks, on how the Supreme Court begins to sort out social media and the first amendment in the upcoming term. In the meantime, watch for bouncing rubble in the District of Montana courthouse. (Grudging credit for the graphics goes to Bing's Image Creator, which refused to create the image until I attributed the bouncing rubble to a gas explosion. Way to discredit trust and safety, Bing!) Jane Bambauer and Paul also help me make sense of the litigation between Meta and the FTC over children's privacy and previous consent decrees. A recent judicial decision opened the door for the FTC to pursue modification of a prior FTC order – on the surprising ground that the order had not been incorporated into a judicial order. But that decision simply gave Meta a chance to make an existential constitutional challenge to the FTC's fundamental organization, a challenge that Paul thinks the Supreme Court is bound to take seriously. Maury Shenk and Paul analyze an “AI security by design” set of principles drafted by the U.K. and adopted by an ad hoc group of nations that pointedly split the EU's membership and pulled in parts of the Global South. As diplomacy, it was a coup. As security policy, it's mostly unsurprising. I complain that there's little reason for special security rules to protect users of AI, since the threats are largely unformed, with Maury Pushing Back. What governments really seem to want is not security for users but  security from users, a paradigm that totally diverges from the direction of technology policy in past decades. Maury, who requested listener comments on, his recent AI research, notes Meta's divergent view on open source AI technology and offers his take on why the company's path might be different from Google's or Microsoft's. Jane and I are in accord in dissing California's aggressive new AI rules, which appear to demand public notices every time a company uses spreadsheets containing personal data to make a business decision. I call it the most toxic fount of unanticipated tech liability since Illinois's Biometric Information Privacy Act. Maury, Jane and I explore the surprisingly complicated questions raised by Meta's decision to offer an ad-free service for around $10 a month. We explore what Paul calls the decline of global trade interdependence and the rise of a new mercantilism. Two cases in point: the U.S. decision not to trust the Saudis as partners in restricting China's AI ambitions and China's weirdly self-defeating announcement that it intends to be an unreliable source of graphite exports to the United States in future. Jane and I puzzle over a rare and remarkable conservative victory in tech policy: the collapse of Biden administration efforts to warn social media about foreign election meddling.  Finally, in quick hits, I cover the latest effort to extend section 702 of FISA, if only for a short time. Jane notes the difficulty faced by: Meta in trying to boot pedophiles off its platforms. Maury and I predict that the EU's IoT vulnerability reporting requirements will raise the cost of IoT. I comment on the Canadian government's deal with Google implementing the Online News Act Download 484th Episode (mp3) You can subscribe to The Cyberlaw Podcast using iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or our RSS feed. As always, The Cyberlaw Podcast is open to feedback. Be sure to engage with @stewartbaker on Twitter. Send your questions, comments, and suggestions for topics or interviewees to CyberlawPodcast@gmail.com. Remember: If your suggested guest appears on the show, we will send you a highly coveted Cyberlaw Podcast mug! The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not reflect the opinions of their institutions, clients, friends, families, or pets.

Benvenuti, oggi immergeremo le nostre menti nell'interessante mondo della progettazione assistita da computer, CAD. In questo episodio numero 43, ci concentreremo su un aspetto cruciale: la facilità d'uso dei software CAD.Si sente dire che la facilità d'uso è più facile a dirsi che a farsi, eppure, in questo mondo in costante evoluzione, chiediamoci se i software CAD abbiano davvero colto l'importanza di questo concetto.Parleremo delle speranze e delle preoccupazioni riguardo all'equilibrio tra facilità d'uso e avanzate capacità. Discuteremo delle divergenze tra coloro che sono cresciuti con i software legacy e coloro che si avvicinano per la prima volta a questa tecnologia, esplorando le sfide di soddisfare entrambi i gruppi senza compromessi.Un grande ringraziamento a Matteo Scandolin per avermi coinvolto nel gioco "Mixa il podcast di un altro". Mi sono molto divertito.Qui trovate il podcast Organizzazione per Negati e nello specifico la puntata mixata da me. Il TiraLinee è un podcast indipendente realizzato da Daniele Borghi, se vuoi metterti con contatto con me, mi potete trovare qui: my social bioLa mia attrezzatura:► Microfono: Focusrite DM1► Scheda: Focusrite Vocaster One https://amzn.to/46FStw2► Software: Reaper - Ulti.Media Converter 2 thks Alex Raccuglia.► Cuffie: Focusrite HP60v https://amzn.to/46FStw2Le musiche sono state create con TuneyLe cover sono state create con Image Creator by Microsoft Designer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode 223 – Seriousness of Sin – Part 2 – Hell Welcome to Anchored by Truth brought to you by Crystal Sea Books. In John 14:6, Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” The goal of Anchored by Truth is to encourage everyone to grow in the Christian faith by anchoring themselves to the secure truth found in the inspired, inerrant, and infallible word of God. Script: The rich man also died and was buried. He went to hell and was suffering terribly. … he said to Abraham, “Have pity on me! … I'm suffering terribly in this fire.” Luke, Chapter 16, verse 23, Contemporary English Version ******** VK: Hello! I’m Victoria K. Welcome to Anchored by Truth brought to you by Crystal Sea Books. We’re very happy to be with you again. Today on Anchored by Truth we’re going to continue the series we began last time that we are calling this series “The Seriousness of Sin.” This may very well be the most important series that we have ever done because of the biggest challenges confronting Christianity today is a determined attempt to eradicate the concept of sin. We live in a day and time that shuns the idea that there could be a holy God who has given commands to mankind and that He will hold people accountable when they violate those commands. So, we are going to spend several episodes of Anchored by Truth reaffirming that not only does the Bible firmly teach the reality of sin, but also that our ordinary life experiences ratify that sin is a continuing plague and problem for all of us. In the studio as we continue our series we have RD Fierro who is an author and the founder of Crystal Sea Books. RD, why don’t you give us a brief overview of some of the big ideas that we discussed last time? RD: Well, one idea we covered, as you just mentioned, is there are many people today who vehemently disagree that sin even exists. Our broader culture wants to do away with the idea of sin because the concept of sin affirms the existence of God and affirms not only that God exists but also that God has established obligations to which all people are subject. And a third concept that applies to the concept of sin is that of failure – and not just failure but willful failure, willful disobedience. These three elements, at a minimum, all make the notion of sin a very unpopular notion is a society that believes reality is so malleable that there are dozens of genders. As some commentators have put it, when we believe we can establish our own reality the next step is to see ourselves as God. That’s all nonsense, of course, but all we have to do is look around and we see that people are starting to buy into the nonsense. It’s dangerous and eternally deadly. VK: People have chased the idea that they can be like God ever since Satan first tempted Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. In Genesis, chapter 3, verse 5 we hear Satan saying to Eve, “God understands what will happen on the day you eat fruit from [the tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil]. You will see what you have done, and you will know the difference between right and wrong, just as God does.” That’s from the Contemporary English Version. RD: Right. People, especially in the west, find the idea of obligatory standards and commands one of the most objectionable ideas possible. In previous decades people at least had a basic understanding that the universe, the created order, could not exist without a Creator. God’s necessity as the Creator formed a common starting point for just about all world views. But today we have embraced deep time, evolution, and uniformitarianism as concepts to explain the universe’s appearance as it is. We have thereby done away with the necessity to believe in God as the Creator much less in God as the ultimate lawgiver. VK: As the prominent atheist Richard Dawkins put it in his book The Blind Watchmaker, “Darwin made it possible to be an intellectually fulfilled atheist.” RD: Sadly, yes. So, do away with God as Creator and you’ve done away with God as Lawgiver. Do away with God and you do away with any transcendent moral or ethical standards that bind human behavior. Do away with standards and you’ve done away with the possibility that you might fail those standards or that anyone might judge you and assign consequences for that failure. So, in one short sequence of thought you have done away with sin. VK: This is one reason that what some term “the battle for the beginning” is so important. When God is replaced by evolutionary thought the door to all kinds of mischief swings wide open. RD: Yes. But the door that is swinging open is actually the gate to hell. The God of the Bible is a perfectly sovereign, holy, and just God. He has set standards and given commands to the creature He created in His image. The commission of the first sin by a man and woman resulted in the loss of an earthly Paradise. The commission of all subsequent sins creates the risk of people losing an eternal Paradise. That’s why we are doing this series. We have all lost that original earthly paradise. We don’t want people losing out on an eternal one also. VK: So, today we want to talk about what the Bible tells us is in store for those who do forsake their eternal paradise – who are condemned to hell as a consequence of their sin. RD: Right. There is a lot at stake –an immeasurable amount – when people don’t understand the seriousness of sin. Actually, the simple fact that Jesus had to die on the cross to atone for our sins should be all that we need to understand just how serious sin is. The eternal, almighty Son of God had to leave a throne He had occupied for all eternity, come to earth to assume a human nature, be born in humble circumstances, and then die a miserable death of the worst kind just to make our delivery from sin possible. Just thinking about that straightforward fact ought to be all that we need to say about how serious sin really is. VK: But today, it’s not. As we have mentioned many people today don’t believe in God. They don’t believe in the inspired, inerrant, and infallible Word of God, the Bible, and even many who do believe in God and the Bible don’t acknowledge the reality of sin and hell. They allegorize the parts of the Bible that plainly talk about hell or treat them as poetic moral lessons designed to teach but without any underlying substantive reality. But, we might ask, if there is no corresponding, underlying reality that is horrible then why would the so-called moral lesson have any moral value or meaning? We warn children about the consequences of making bad decisions because the consequences are real. The child who touches the hot stove knows that the lesson “don’t touch” was important. The consequence reinforces the importance of the lesson. But the child who is told not to touch the stove and touches when it’s cold learns nothing. Or worse the child forms the very dangerous false idea that the stove may be touched at any time without repercussions. If hell is not real with real suffering then of what value is a moral lesson that uses hell as a potential consequence. RD: As I sometimes say in our Life Lessons with a Laugh, “exactamundo.” A little thinking quickly tells you that there must be a real place that possesses the attributes of hell otherwise the idea of hell is of little to no value in teaching a moral lesson. So, the cynics who doubt the Bible’s descriptions of hell as being a literal place are just being silly when they say that the idea of hell was just a way of trying to convey a moral imperative. But there is another and even more serious reason that we cannot reasonably allegorize or diminish the reality of hell. VK: What is that? RD: Because the person in the Bible that talked the most about hell – from whom we get the most information about hell – is Jesus. So, we can’t dismiss the reality of hell without dismissing the sinlessness of Jesus. VK: For instance, in the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 13, verses 49 and 50 Jesus said, “That is the way it will be at the end of the world. The angels will come and separate the wicked people from the righteous, throwing the wicked into the fiery furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.” In the Gospel of Mark, chapter 9, verses 47 and 48 Jesus said, “It’s better to enter the Kingdom of God with only one eye than to have two eyes and be thrown into hell, ‘where the maggots never die and the fire never goes out.’” And in the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 5, verse 22 Jesus said, “But I say, if you are even angry with someone, you are subject to judgment! If you call someone an idiot, you are in danger of being brought before the court. And if you curse someone, you are in danger of the fires of hell.” These are just examples of some things that Jesus said about hell. RD: No one in the Bible talked more about hell than Jesus. That makes sense because Jesus mission on the earth was to provide the means by which sinful people could avoid hell as their eternal destiny. His mission would have made absolutely no sense if hell didn’t exist as a real place and a real possibility. And if Jesus had somehow just been threatening people with a non-existent penalty he would have been the opposite of a great teacher or a good man. And He certainly could not have been the sinless Savior if he had lied to people so many times and on such a serious subject. But since hell is real Jesus had every reason to mention it frequently during his teaching. VK: Just those few verses show how remarkable it is for anyone who claims to be a Christian to doubt that hell exists as a literal place. It is one thing for an unbeliever to doubt whether hell is real, but it is another thing for a Christian to do so. Literally, our salvation depends on whether Jesus was right about hell being a place of real terror and torment. If Jesus was mistaken about hell or He lied about it that would mean Jesus could be wrong or He sinned. But God can do neither. For Jesus to be our Savior He must be fully divine as well as fully human. God cannot be wrong or sin. Fortunately, our salvation is intact because Jesus was not wrong about hell and He was being straight when He warned His audiences to fear it. RD: Right. Some people will object to the reality of hell under the assertion that “a loving God could never send anyone to hell.” But what those people miss is that God is holy and just besides being loving. A just God cannot not punish evil and rebellion. VK: And there is plenty of evil and rebellion in this world. RD: Amen. A perfectly just God (which God is) must punish rebellion, sin, and evil. A holy God cannot tolerate unrighteousness or wickedness in His sight or presence and God does not. Even with respect to the redeemed God has already vindicated His just and holy nature by punishing someone for the sins of the redeemed. It’s just that Jesus has already borne the punishment for the sins of His people. When the Bible says that Jesus “propitiated” our sins it means He willingly accepted the punishment that was due to us and so restored our holy status in the sight of God. The American Heritage Dictionary defines “propitiation “to gain or regain the goodwill or favor of; appease.” As some commentators have phrased it, “God saved us from Himself, for Himself, by Himself.” VK: So, for the redeemed God has already punished their sin through Jesus. That’s why we can say that we possess the righteousness of Christ. Jesus accepted the punishment that we deserve so we can receive the rewards that He deserved. A righteous God cannot punish us because Jesus has already been punished for us. But the story is different for those who reject Jesus’ offer of salvation. Since they refuse to allow Jesus sacrifice to apply to them the will have to suffer for their own sins. But a finite man can never repay an infinite sin debt. So, their repayment attempt must last for all eternity. RD: So, the people who say a loving God would never send anyone to hell are correct. God is loving and God has expressed that love through the sacrifice that Jesus made for us. But to reject Jesus is to reject God’s love and mercy. Those who are unwilling to be examples of God’s mercy and grace will automatically be examples of God’s perfect justice. And that justice demands punishment for sin. VK: So, for people the stakes – the stakes of sin - really don’t get any higher than that. As we said last time, strictly speaking nothing can separate us from God’s presence. God is omnipresent. He is present at all times and all places including hell. But hell is where God’s wrath is eternally present not His goodness, His kindness. Sin separates us from God’s favor and blessing and that is the danger that we must all consider. But in a very real sense God is not sending anyone to hell. God is simply honoring the choice they are making when they reject His offer of mercy. God is willing to save everyone. 2 (second) Peter, chapter 3, verse 9 puts it this way. “The Lord isn’t really being slow about his promise, as some people think. No, he is being patient for your sake. He does not want anyone to be destroyed, but wants everyone to repent.” That’s from the New Living Translation. RD: God wants everyone to repent. All who repent and accept Christ are saved. Those who repent receive the consequences of their choice – a life for all eternity with God and Jesus where they live, which is in heaven. Those who reject Christ receive the consequences of their choice. They live for all eternity away from the blessings of heaven and with the misery of hell. C.S. Lewis famously said in his book The Problem of Pain that the “gates to hell are locked from the inside.” Said differently, hell is a consequence of our choices not a consequence of our composition. VK: You are alluding to the fact that hell was not a necessary part of our physical creation. In Genesis, chapter 1, verse 31 we hear that, “Then God looked over all he had made, and he saw that it was very good!” That’s from the New Living Translation. Well, God would not have pronounced everything “very good” if sin and death were present in the original creation. They weren’t. Sin entered the world through Satan’s temptation and death entered the world because of sin. The entrance of sin made the reality of hell an inevitable consequence for those who choose to remain in their sin. RD: So, all of this points out why we need to soberly and honestly discuss the seriousness of sin. Sin and hell are inextricably linked. Sin separates from man from God’s goodness. Those who regret that separation can seek reconciliation through Jesus. That’s why we open every show of Anchored by Truth with the quote from Jesus in John 14:6. “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Jesus is the way to salvation and heaven. Despite the objections of the world Jesus is the only way to salvation. So, when people reject Jesus they are announcing to the world their preference to continue their separation from God and Jesus. As someone has wryly observed to force an unrepentant sinner to be in heaven in the immediate presence of God’s face would be hell for that person. As some have put it, in the end there are only two choices. There are those who say to God, “thy will be done.” And there are those to whom God says, “thy will be done.” VK: God’s will as we heard in 2 Peter 3:9 is for everyone to come to repentance and thereby go to heaven. But I suppose there are those who say “well, why doesn’t God just end the existence of anyone who rejects Him?” In other words, wouldn’t oblivion just be an alternative to consigning people to a place where, in Jesus’ words, “where the maggots never die and the fire never goes out.” RD: Well, I suppose the immediate response to someone who suggests that oblivion would be preferable to an eternity in hell would be to ask them, “how do you know?” It’s pretty obvious those recommending oblivion are still around. And there is a basic category error that is present in their assertion – that nothing is better than something. Oblivion would be non-existence. Is non-existence better than existence? We can’t ask the non-existent. VK: Because they don’t exist. Fair point. RD: But there is another problem with the assertion that oblivion is a preferable alternative to hell for the rebellious. It diminishes the dignity of human beings. When God made man He made man His image bearer. With that special status came the ability to reason, understand the world around him, and make free choices. Adam and Eve made the free choice to eat from the one tree that was off limits. And if we are being honest we would all have to admit that we have all freely sinned of our own free choice. We may not like the consequences of our sin but we have all chosen to sin. Hell is one of the consequences of our sin. As dire and sad as it may be God confirms the fact that He will respect the consequences of man’s free choices. VK: God told Adam and Eve not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. The first consequence of their rebellion fell on an innocent animal. This was a foreshadowing of the fact that one day the consequences of their sin would be borne by the innocent Lamb of God. But another consequence of their rebellion was that they were exiled from earthly paradise - Eden. That foreshadowed that one day some of their descendants would be exiled from the heavenly paradise that surrounds God’s throne. Actions have consequences. Adam and Eve found that out. Unfortunately, those who impenitently reject Jesus offer of salvation will also find out that their rejection has consequences. RD: Yes. If God had left Adam and Eve in Eden they would have rightly learned that they could ignore God’s commands without consequence. That would exhibit blatant disrespect for God. But Adam and Eve bore God’s image. Disrespect for the Image Creator also diminishes the image bearer. Just as if we have a bruise and look at ourselves in the mirror we don’t just see our image we see our bruise. Well, a perfectly holy, infinite Being can’t tolerate rebellion, disrespect, or be bruised. So, one of the consequences of Adam and Eve’s rebellion besides being cast out of Eden was to create the possibility of eternal damnation. Similarly, Adam and Eve would have been far less protected from the elements if they had not accepted God’s provision for covering their nakedness – the skin of the innocent animal. VK: I see what you’re getting at. Adam and Eve’s actions in the garden set off a chain of consequences. The skin of the innocent animal partially offset as least some of the consequence. Jesus’ death as an atonement for sin offsets the consequences of sin, one of which is hell, but only partially – only for those who accept Christ as their Savior. Jesus’ sacrifice is sufficient to offset the sins of everyone and God would like that – but many people, even today, continue to reject Jesus of their own free will. God permits free choice but as you say in your Christmas epic poem The Golden Tree: Eagle Enigma “[God] knows that if we [make the wrong choice] we'll suffer though we had good intent. For the [God] permits free choice even when it brings sad events.” RD: Yes. If God simply obliterated everyone who rebels against Him He would be treating people differently. The people in heaven would receive the consequences of their choice to accept Christ’s provision for their sin. And those consequences will go on for all eternity. But the people obliterated would not receive eternal consequences of their choice because they would go out of existence. It is absolutely true that the experiences of the two groups are going to be dramatically different but the duration of the experiences is going to be identical – all of eternity. But that’s why we do what we do on Anchored by Truth. There is no need for anyone listening to ever suffer in hell. Avoiding hell is as simple as acknowledging their sin and accepting Jesus’ offer of salvation. VK: I am always reminded of the thief on the cross next to Jesus. In the Gospel of Luke, chapter 23, verse 42 where we hear “Then [the thief] said, ‘Jesus, remember me when you come into your Kingdom.’ And Jesus replied, ‘I assure you, today you will be with me in paradise.’” Jesus didn’t tell the thief to do anything or be anything. The thief recognized that Jesus could save him and simply announced that tiny bit of faith. His faith was instantly rewarded by Jesus with the promise that the thief would be with Him that day in paradise. Eden restored for one lost sinner. RD: Yes. And Eden can be restored for all lost sinners. Hell is not just a possibility, it is a certainty for all who reject Jesus. So, why do that? Why risk eternal fire when there is no need. Jesus would happily save every person alive on the earth today, every person who has ever lived. It is the stubborn refusal to acknowledge that we have rebelled that consigns people to hell. And that alone tells us how serious sin is. Sin is so serious that the 2nd Person of the Holy Trinity left His eternal throne to remove the need for anyone to endure hell. Yet we not only treat sin lightly today, many people try to deny its existence and reality entirely. VK: So, the big idea that we wanted to introduce in this series is that sin is seriousness. Sin’s seriousness is revealed by looking at the provisions that God has made to change the consequence of our sin from eternal damnation to eternal blessing. The stakes of sin have been addressed by Jesus. The question for us is whether we will accept the provisions that He made for us or stubbornly continue to insist that sin is just an outdated concept with no relevance to our modern world. This sounds like a great time to pray. Since we have just been talking about the fact that there are many people who have yet to acknowledge the fact that they are separated from God, today let’s listen to a prayer for the spiritually lost. Peter told us that God wants everyone to come to repentance. This prayer is us setting our hearts in agreement with the Apostle that God’s gracious offer of salvation has not changed for over 2,000 years. ---- PRAYER FOR THE SPIRITUALLY LOST VK: We’d like to remind our audience that a lot of our radio episodes are linked together in series of topics so if they missed any episodes or if they just want to hear one again, all of these episodes are available on your favorite podcast app. To find them just search on “Anchored by Truth by Crystal Sea Books.” If you’d like to hear more, try out crystalseabooks.com where “We’re not perfect but our Boss is!” (Opening Bible Quote from the Contemporary English Version) Luke, Chapter 16, verse 23, Contemporary English Version

Today I'm bringing you the latest and hottest SEO news from the past two weeks. Tune in to learn what's going on! This news recap corresponds to episode #81 of my SEO newsletter: https://seosly.com/blog/seo-newsletter-81/ Episode #81 of the SEO Newsletter by #SEOSLY has just been sent to 5K+ subscribers. Here are the highlights:1️⃣ A 40-step SEO migration checklist for guiding you through the entire site migration process.2️⃣ Read up on how to check if your SEO results are working - a comprehensive guide with no fluff.3️⃣ Google has started to open up access to new generative AI capabilities in Search. Worth trying out.4️⃣ Google Search is now rolling out more featured snippets, often two or three, on desktop searches.5️⃣ Google's developed a system called "topic authority" to surface relevant, expert, and knowledgeable content in search and news results.6️⃣ Bing Chat now can handle more conversations, has more visual travel results and expanded its Image Creator.7️⃣ Google now treats .ai domains as generic top-level domains.8️⃣ Google Search Console Insights got an update, including new content performance insights.9️⃣ Google has added a new user agent to the list of Google crawlers, Googlebots - Google-InspectionTool.

We open this episode of the Cyberlaw Podcast with some actual news about the debate over renewing section 702 of FISA. That's the law that allows the government to target foreigners for a national security purpose and to intercept their communications in and out of the U.S. A lot of attention has been focused on what happens to those communications after they've been intercepted and stored, and particularly whether the FBI should get a second court authorization—maybe even a warrant based on probable cause—to search for records about an American. Michael J. Ellis reports that the Office of the Director of National Intelligence has released new data on such FBI searches. Turns out, they've dropped from almost 3 million last year to nearly 120 thousand this year. In large part the drop reflects the tougher restrictions imposed by the FBI on such searches. Those restrictions were also made public this week. It has also emerged that the government is using section 702 millions of times a year to identify the victims of cyberattacks (makes sense: foreign hackers are often a national security concern, and their whole business model is to use U.S. infrastructure to communicate [in a very special way] with U.S. networks.) So it turns out that all those civil libertarians who want to make it hard for the government to search 702 for the names of Americans are proposing ways to slow down and complicate the process of warning hacking victims. Thanks a bunch, folks! Justin Sherman covers China's push to attack and even take over enemy (U.S.) satellites. This story is apparently drawn from the Discord leaks, and it has the ring of truth. I opine that the Defense Department has gotten a little too comfortable waging war against people who don't really have an army, and that the Ukraine conflict shows how much tougher things get when there's an organized military on the other side. (Again, credit for our artwork goes to Bing Image Creator.) Adam Candeub flags the next Supreme Court case to nibble away at the problem of social media and the law. We can look forward to an argument next year about the constitutionality of public officials blocking people who post mean comments on the officials' Facebook pages.  Justin and I break down a story about whether Twitter is complying with more government demands under Elon Musk. The short answer is yes. This leads me to ask why we expect social media companies to spend large sums fighting government takedown and surveillance requests when it's much cheaper just to comply. So far, the answer has been that mainstream media and Good People Everywhere will criticize companies that don't fight. But with criticism of Elon Musk's Twitter already turned up to 11, that's not likely to persuade him. Adam and I are impressed by Citizen Labs' report on search censorship in China. We'd both kind of like to see Citizen Lab do the same thing for U.S. censorship, which somehow gets less transparency. If you suspect that's because there's more censorship than U.S. companies want to admit, here's a straw in the wind: Citizen Lab reports that the one American company still providing search services in China, Microsoft Bing, is actually more aggressive about stifling political speech than China's main search engine, Baidu. This fits with my discovery that Bing's Image Creator refused to construct an image using Taiwan's flag. (It was OK using U.S. and German flags, but not China's.) I also credit Microsoft for fixing that particular bit of overreach: You can now create images with both Taiwanese and Chinese flags.  Adam covers the EU's enthusiasm for regulating other countries' companies. It has designated 19 tech giants as subject to its online content rules. Of the 19, one is a European company, and two are Chinese (counting TikTok). The rest are American companies.  I cover a case that I think could be a big problem for the Biden administration as it ramps up its campaign for cybersecurity regulation. Iowa and a couple of other states are suing to block the Environmental Protection Agency's legally questionable effort to impose cybersecurity requirements on public water systems, using an “interpretation” of a law that doesn't say much about cybersecurity into a law that never had it before. Michael Ellis and I cover the story detailing a former NSA director's business ties to Saudi Arabia—and expand it to confess our unease at the number of generals and admirals moving from command of U.S. forces to a consulting gig with the countries they were just negotiating with. Recent restrictions on the revolving door for intelligence officers gets a mention. Adam covers the Quebec decision awarding $500 thousand to a man who couldn't get Google to consistently delete a false story portraying him as a pedophile and conman. Justin and I debate whether Meta's Reels feature has what it takes to be a plausible TikTok competitor? Justin is skeptical. I'm a little less so. Meta's claims about the success of Reels aren't entirely persuasive, but perhaps it's too early to tell. The D.C. Circuit has killed off the state antitrust case trying to undo Meta's long-ago acquisition of WhatsApp and Instagram. The states waited too long, the court held. That doctrine doesn't apply the same way to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which will get to pursue a lonely battle against long odds for years. If the FTC is going to keep sending its lawyers into battle like conscripts in Bakhmut, I ask, when will the commission start recruiting in Russian prisons? That was fast. Adam tells us that the Brazil court order banning on Telegram because it wouldn't turn over information on neo-Nazi groups has been overturned on appeal. But Telegram isn't out of the woods. The appeal court left in place fines of $200 thousand a day for noncompliance.    And in another regulatory walkback, Italy's privacy watchdog is letting ChatGPT back into the country. I suspect the Italian government of cutting a deal to save face as it abandons its initial position on ChatGPT's scraping of public data to train the model. Finally, in policies I wish they would walk back, four U.S. regulatory agencies claimed (plausibly) that they had authority to bring bias claims against companies using AI in a discriminatory fashion. Since I don't see any way to bring those claims without arguing that any deviation from proportional representation constitutes discrimination, this feels like a surreptitious introduction of quotas into several new parts of the economy, just as the Supreme Court seems poised to cast doubt on such quotas in higher education.  Download 455th Episode (mp3) You can subscribe to The Cyberlaw Podcast using iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or our RSS feed. As always, The Cyberlaw Podcast is open to feedback. Be sure to engage with @stewartbaker on Twitter. Send your questions, comments, and suggestions for topics or interviewees to CyberlawPodcast@gmail.com. Remember: If your suggested guest appears on the show, we will send you a highly coveted Cyberlaw Podcast mug! 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Every government on the planet announced last week an ambition to regulate artificial intelligence. Nate Jones and Jamil Jaffer take us through the announcements. What's particularly discouraging is the lack of imagination, as governments dusted off their old prejudices to handle this new problem. Europe is obsessed with data protection, the Biden administration just wants to talk and wait and talk some more, while China must have asked ChatGPT to assemble every regulatory proposal for AI ever made by anyone and translate it into Chinese law.  Meanwhile, companies trying to satisfy everyone are imposing weird limits on their AI, such as Microsoft's rule that asking for an image of Taiwan's flag is a violation of its terms of service. (For the record, so is asking for China's flag but not asking for an American or German flag.) Matthew Heiman and Jamil take us through the strange case of the airman who leaked classified secrets on Discord. Jamil thinks we brought this on ourselves by not taking past leaks sufficiently seriously. Jamil and I cover the imminent Montana statewide ban on TikTok. He thinks it's a harbinger; I think it may be a distraction that, like Trump's ban, produces more hostile judicial rulings. Nate unpacks the California Court of Appeals' unpersuasive opinion on law enforcement use of geofencing warrants. Matthew and I dig into the unanimous Supreme Court decision that should have independent administrative agencies like the Federal Trade Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission trembling. The court held that litigants don't need to wend their way through years of proceedings in front of the agencies before they can go to court and challenge the agencies' constitutional status. We both think that this is just the first shoe to drop. The next will be a full-bore challenge to the constitutionality of agencies beholden neither to the executive or Congress. If the FTC loses that one, I predict, the old socialist realist statue “Man Controlling Trade” that graces its entry may be replaced by one that PETA and the Chamber of Commerce would like better. Bing's Image Creator allowed me to illustrate that possible outcome. See attached.  In quick hits:  I update listeners on the fight over renewal of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and the FBI's search of its 702 database for messages about Congressman Darin LaHood (R-Ill.). It's far from a scandal, and it may show that the whole effort to treat such searches as shocking privacy intrusions is bogus.  Hackers have claimed deep access to Western Digital systems. The good news is that they seem unable to encrypt it all, so they're relying on doxing threats to earn the ransom they want. The Indian government has given itself authority to “fact check and order the deletion of social media posts. Nobody thinks that's a good idea, but when I ask whether it's all that different from the CDC/social media alliance that suppressed true information during COVID times, Jamil disagrees. If you've missed our conservative catfights, this is a taste of things to come. Download 453rd Episode (mp3) You can subscribe to The Cyberlaw Podcast using iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or our RSS feed. As always, The Cyberlaw Podcast is open to feedback. Be sure to engage with @stewartbaker on Twitter. Send your questions, comments, and suggestions for topics or interviewees to CyberlawPodcast@steptoe.com. Remember: If your suggested guest appears on the show, we will send you a highly coveted Cyberlaw Podcast mug! The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not reflect the opinions of their institutions, clients, friends, families, or pets.

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Future of Microsoft Office, Legs in VR, NVIDIA RTX 4090, Project Starline Peach Only SMA 11:04 Brianna Wu. Meta Meets Microsoft – Stratechery by Ben Thompson. Microsoft (MSFT) US Army HoloLens Goggles Gave Soldiers Nausea, Headaches. Is this a technology that anybody really wants? @warren_craddock: I've worked on a number of high-profile failures. They all had a fatal flaw. Everyone saw the flaw. But the culture that arose in these teams purposefully ignored the flaw. Lenovo's new Glasses T1 are the coolest PC accessory I've seen that just makes sense. Google's Project Starline is the real deal. Meta's Virtual Reality Legs Video Was A Lie, Used Some Mocap. Even After $100 Billion, Self-Driving Cars Are Going Nowhere. Microsoft brings DALL-E 2 to the masses with Designer and Image Creator. Steve Jobs AI features in spooky 'interview' with Joe Rogan AI. Synthetic Media Startup D-ID Launches Image-to-Video Platform. NVIDIA RTX 4090 review: Unholy power. American Executives in Limbo at Chinese Chip Companies After U.S. Ban. GiveDirectly: Send money to people living in poverty. Vault by CNN shutdown results in "rug pull" accusations from NFT buyers. Mac shipments shoot up a whopping 40%. When Is Apple Launching the M2 iPad Pro and M2 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro? Musk Will Have Absolute Control Over Twitter, Documents Show. Elon Musk is now selling perfume that smells like burning hair. Elon Musk tweets on Starlink: 'We'll just keep funding Ukraine govt for free'. Netflix Basic with Ads streaming launches in November. Alex Jones Says Brianna Wu Defamed Him in a Tweet. Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Brianna Wu, Daniel Rubino, and Sam Abuelsamid Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: Stamps.com promo code TWiT kolide.com/twit noom.com/twit mintmobile.com/twit

Future of Microsoft Office, Legs in VR, NVIDIA RTX 4090, Project Starline Peach Only SMA 11:04 Brianna Wu. Meta Meets Microsoft – Stratechery by Ben Thompson. Microsoft (MSFT) US Army HoloLens Goggles Gave Soldiers Nausea, Headaches. Is this a technology that anybody really wants? @warren_craddock: I've worked on a number of high-profile failures. They all had a fatal flaw. Everyone saw the flaw. But the culture that arose in these teams purposefully ignored the flaw. Lenovo's new Glasses T1 are the coolest PC accessory I've seen that just makes sense. Google's Project Starline is the real deal. Meta's Virtual Reality Legs Video Was A Lie, Used Some Mocap. Even After $100 Billion, Self-Driving Cars Are Going Nowhere. Microsoft brings DALL-E 2 to the masses with Designer and Image Creator. Steve Jobs AI features in spooky 'interview' with Joe Rogan AI. Synthetic Media Startup D-ID Launches Image-to-Video Platform. NVIDIA RTX 4090 review: Unholy power. American Executives in Limbo at Chinese Chip Companies After U.S. Ban. GiveDirectly: Send money to people living in poverty. Vault by CNN shutdown results in "rug pull" accusations from NFT buyers. Mac shipments shoot up a whopping 40%. When Is Apple Launching the M2 iPad Pro and M2 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro? Musk Will Have Absolute Control Over Twitter, Documents Show. Elon Musk is now selling perfume that smells like burning hair. Elon Musk tweets on Starlink: 'We'll just keep funding Ukraine govt for free'. Netflix Basic with Ads streaming launches in November. Alex Jones Says Brianna Wu Defamed Him in a Tweet. Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Brianna Wu, Daniel Rubino, and Sam Abuelsamid Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: Stamps.com promo code TWiT kolide.com/twit noom.com/twit mintmobile.com/twit

Future of Microsoft Office, Legs in VR, NVIDIA RTX 4090, Project Starline Peach Only SMA 11:04 Brianna Wu. Meta Meets Microsoft – Stratechery by Ben Thompson. Microsoft (MSFT) US Army HoloLens Goggles Gave Soldiers Nausea, Headaches. Is this a technology that anybody really wants? @warren_craddock: I've worked on a number of high-profile failures. They all had a fatal flaw. Everyone saw the flaw. But the culture that arose in these teams purposefully ignored the flaw. Lenovo's new Glasses T1 are the coolest PC accessory I've seen that just makes sense. Google's Project Starline is the real deal. Meta's Virtual Reality Legs Video Was A Lie, Used Some Mocap. Even After $100 Billion, Self-Driving Cars Are Going Nowhere. Microsoft brings DALL-E 2 to the masses with Designer and Image Creator. Steve Jobs AI features in spooky 'interview' with Joe Rogan AI. Synthetic Media Startup D-ID Launches Image-to-Video Platform. NVIDIA RTX 4090 review: Unholy power. American Executives in Limbo at Chinese Chip Companies After U.S. Ban. GiveDirectly: Send money to people living in poverty. Vault by CNN shutdown results in "rug pull" accusations from NFT buyers. Mac shipments shoot up a whopping 40%. When Is Apple Launching the M2 iPad Pro and M2 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro? Musk Will Have Absolute Control Over Twitter, Documents Show. Elon Musk is now selling perfume that smells like burning hair. Elon Musk tweets on Starlink: 'We'll just keep funding Ukraine govt for free'. Netflix Basic with Ads streaming launches in November. Alex Jones Says Brianna Wu Defamed Him in a Tweet. Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Brianna Wu, Daniel Rubino, and Sam Abuelsamid Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: Stamps.com promo code TWiT kolide.com/twit noom.com/twit mintmobile.com/twit

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New data suggests a lot of bloggers are employing practices that are the opposite of those that deliver results. Shel and Neville dive into the data from a new blogger survey. Also in this episode: Microsoft is bringing the DALL-E 2 AI graphic generator to Office 365 via a new app called Designer, as well as a tool called Image Creator that will be deployed through Bing and Microsoft Edge; virtual influencers, already a big deal in Asia, are making inroads in the US, performing in concerts, signing record deals, and pitching products for brands; Edelman's CEO, Richard Edelman has given an interview in which he outlines his vision for the future of PR and his company; the category of meme creators is heating up but a lot of these people aren't happy with Instagram's rules; a new Danish political party is being led by an Artificial Intelligence. In his Tech Report, Dan York reports on more digital services copying others, including yet another "stories" feature, this time on Signal; Facebook is dropping support for its Instant Articles mobile format amidst a decline in its support for news in general; meanwhile, TikTok is becoming more of a news source; and a volunteer opportunity awaits those interested in working with the Information Technology Disaster Resource Center.Continue Reading → The post FIR #289: Bloggers, AI, and The Future of PR appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.

New data suggests a lot of bloggers are employing practices that are the opposite of those that deliver results. Shel and Neville dive into the data from a new blogger survey. Also in this episode: Microsoft is bringing the DALL-E 2 AI graphic generator to Office 365 via a new app called Designer, as well as a tool called Image Creator that will be deployed through Bing and Microsoft Edge; virtual influencers, already a big deal in Asia, are making inroads in the US, performing in concerts, signing record deals, and pitching products for brands; Edelman's CEO, Richard Edelman has given an interview in which he outlines his vision for the future of PR and his company; the category of meme creators is heating up but a lot of these people aren't happy with Instagram's rules; a new Danish political party is being led by an Artificial Intelligence. In his Tech Report, Dan York reports on more digital services copying others, including yet another "stories" feature, this time on Signal; Facebook is dropping support for its Instant Articles mobile format amidst a decline in its support for news in general; meanwhile, TikTok is becoming more of a news source; and a volunteer opportunity awaits those interested in working with the Information Technology Disaster Resource Center.Continue Reading → The post FIR #289: Bloggers, AI, and The Future of PR appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.

Future of Microsoft Office, Legs in VR, NVIDIA RTX 4090, Project Starline Peach Only SMA 11:04 Brianna Wu. Meta Meets Microsoft – Stratechery by Ben Thompson. Microsoft (MSFT) US Army HoloLens Goggles Gave Soldiers Nausea, Headaches. Is this a technology that anybody really wants? @warren_craddock: I've worked on a number of high-profile failures. They all had a fatal flaw. Everyone saw the flaw. But the culture that arose in these teams purposefully ignored the flaw. Lenovo's new Glasses T1 are the coolest PC accessory I've seen that just makes sense. Google's Project Starline is the real deal. Meta's Virtual Reality Legs Video Was A Lie, Used Some Mocap. Even After $100 Billion, Self-Driving Cars Are Going Nowhere. Microsoft brings DALL-E 2 to the masses with Designer and Image Creator. Steve Jobs AI features in spooky 'interview' with Joe Rogan AI. Synthetic Media Startup D-ID Launches Image-to-Video Platform. NVIDIA RTX 4090 review: Unholy power. American Executives in Limbo at Chinese Chip Companies After U.S. Ban. GiveDirectly: Send money to people living in poverty. Vault by CNN shutdown results in "rug pull" accusations from NFT buyers. Mac shipments shoot up a whopping 40%. When Is Apple Launching the M2 iPad Pro and M2 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro? Musk Will Have Absolute Control Over Twitter, Documents Show. Elon Musk is now selling perfume that smells like burning hair. Elon Musk tweets on Starlink: 'We'll just keep funding Ukraine govt for free'. Netflix Basic with Ads streaming launches in November. Alex Jones Says Brianna Wu Defamed Him in a Tweet. Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Brianna Wu, Daniel Rubino, and Sam Abuelsamid Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: Stamps.com promo code TWiT kolide.com/twit noom.com/twit mintmobile.com/twit

1. Facebook Retires ‘Instant Articles' - Originally launched in 2015, Instant Articles were designed to provide publishers with a more engaging, fast-loading way to present their articles on Facebook, helping to maximize reader engagement within the app. As reported by Axios, Meta's ending support for Instant Articles as it works to better align with user preferences, which, increasingly, see video being its most engaging content format.2. TikTok Adds Photo Mode - Now TikTok has copied Instagram (perhaps in retaliation for IG copying all of its stuff) and launched  a new ‘Photo Mode' for still images in the app. Photo Mode looks exactly like Instagram, with users able to post carousels of still images that users can scroll through in the app. Per TikTok:“Photo Mode allows you to share carousel posts of still images that automatically display one after another. You can add music to soundtrack the images, which viewers can swipe through at their own pace.”3. YouTube Launches @handles For Channels - YouTube's moving more into line with other social networks with the addition of @handles for channels, which will make it easier to drive traffic to your profile, and promote your channel in the app.“Handles are a new unique identifier (example @youtubecreators) & ALL YouTube channels will have one. Your unique @handle will help people find & interact with you & your YouTube channel. And because handles are unique (unlike channel names), it's easy to confirm if you're engaging with the right person or not.”Your @handle, which will be unique to your channel (unlike Channel names), will directly connect people to your content, like it does on Twitter, TikTok, Instagram, etc. @handles will also function as a unique channel URL, providing another branding opportunity. Up till now, custom channel URLs have only been available to creators with 100 subscriptions, but now, YouTube's making the option available to all users in the app. @handles will also make it easier and faster to mention channels in comments, community posts and video descriptions.“For example, creators can be shouted out in a mention in comments or tagged in the title of a recent collab, helping them increase visibility and reach with new audiences.”Part of the idea here is to better promote channels, in alignment with habitual trends, with a key consideration likely being Shorts and helping to maximize Shorts channel growth by making it easier to follow creators. Another element that YouTube's looking to tackle is the rise of copycat channels, where scammers create channels that look similar to popular YouTubers', often by using the same channel name. By ensuring that each channel has a unique @handle, which they can promote direct, that will make it harder to create replica channels, and trick users with uploads and scams.4. Google Data Studio Is Now Looker Studio - Google launched Data Studio in March 2016 as part of the enterprise Google Analytics 360 suite, with a free version that lets you turn your data into informative, easy-to-read, easy-to-share, and fully customizable dashboards and reports. There are easy-to-use drag-and-drop features to customize reports from various data sources, including Search Console, Google Analytics, Google Ads, and much more. Now Google has renamed the popular analytics and data platform from Google Data Studio to Looker Studio. Google wrote “starting today, Data Studio is now Looker Studio.” “With this complete enterprise business intelligence suite, we will help you go beyond dashboards and infuse your workflows and applications with the intelligence needed to help make data-driven decisions,” Google added.Google also announced a Pro, paid, version of Looker Studio named Looker Studio Pro. Google said that the Pro version will get new enterprise management features, team collaboration capabilities, and SLAs. Google said that is just the first release and the company has “developed a roadmap of capabilities, starting with Dataplex integration for data lineage and metadata visibility, that our enterprise customers have been asking for.”You can learn more about this change on the Google blog.5. Google Swaps Title Tags With Site Names For Mobile Homepage Results - Google is now only showing the generic site name in mobile search results that are for the entire website, such as for the home page. Google is using site names in order to make it easier for users to identify the specific website in the search results. Here is what Google published in the official announcement:  “Today, Search is introducing site names on mobile search results to make it easier to identify the website that's associated with each result…”This new feature is available in the English, French, Japanese, and German languages and will begin showing up in other languages over the next few months. Google is recommending the use of the WebSite structured data type because Google is using the WebSite structured data type, specifically the “name” property, to understand what the site name of a website is. So it is best that your site has the following: WebSite structured data Title tag Headings (H1, H2, etc.) Open Graph Protocol meta data, specifically the og:site_name You can read the official announcement here and the Search Central Documentation here. 6. Google Renames Webmaster Guidelines To Search Essentials & Some Changes - Google has renamed the Google Webmaster Guidelines to Google Search Essentials. The name change is Google's ongoing efforts to remove the term "webmaster" so that these tools and documentation do not narrow the focus to just "webmasters," but expands it to publishers, site owners, developers, creators, and so on. Google also changed the overall format, added clearer terms and examples and also tried to simplify them for easier consumption. Google explained they updated the: Technical requirements: It is a new section to help people understand how to publish content in a format that Google can index and access.  Spam policies: Google updated its guidance for its policies against spam, to help site owners avoid creating content that isn't helpful for people using Google Search. Google explained that most of the content in these spam policies has already existed on Google Search Central in the "Quality Guidelines", Google did make a few additions to provide clearer guidance and concrete examples for issues like deceptive behavior, link spam, online harassment, and scam and fraud.  Key best practices: Google published new guidance with key best practices that people can consider when creating sites, to create content that serves people and will help a site be more easily found through Google Search. 7. Google Announces Search Central Live Conference - Google announced live conference series called Search Central Live previously known as Webmaster Conference. The conference is scheduled for November 24, 2022 in Singapore. Registration for a limited amount of seats is currently open until November 15th, with ticket confirmation set to begin on November 17. Admission to the event is free. Per Google:“Before you buy your transcontinental plane ticket, keep in mind that we do plan to have more of these events in the future, and some might be closer to your base. Stay tuned for these updates on the Search Central Live event page or on Twitter.”Here is the official announcement.8. Microsoft Bing Launches Image Creator - An AI Image Generator - Microsoft has launched Image Creator - an AI image generator to its Bing search engine, which enables users to create digital art from text input. Let's say a picture of a Shiba Inu as an astronaut would go perfectly with a blog post you're writing. You turn to the search engines for a free-to-use image, but you can't find one that matches your criteria. With the new Image Creator tool coming to Microsoft Bing, you can generate the exact image you need by inputting descriptive text.Image Creator is powered by DALL-E 2 image generator technology developed by OpenAI. Microsoft says Image Creator can assist searchers with creating images that don't exist yet.9. Google's Stance On The Use Of AI Images - Google's John Mueller and Lizzi Sassman discussed the topic of using AI Images on your site in Episode 48 of the Search Off The Record podcast. Although autogenerated text content is prohibited/limited for ranking in Google Search, surprisingly there was no similar prohibition or caveat discussed about AI generated images and ranking in Google Images.10. Google Updates Image Structured Data - Google has added three new structured data properties to be used with the ImageObject type in order to add support for credit, copyright and image creator information via structured data. Google's developer support changelog states:“Added support for image credits to the Image Metadata structured data documentation. Previously, you could only provide image credit information with IPTC photo metadata. When you specify image metadata, Google Images can show more details about the image, such as who the creator is, how people can use an image, and credit information. ”This is what the new structured data types are for, according to Schema.org: creditText - Text that can be used to credit person(s) and/or organization(s) associated with a published Creative Work. creator - The creator/author of this CreativeWork. This is the same as the Author property for CreativeWork. copyrightNotice - Text of a notice appropriate for describing the copyright aspects of this Creative Work, ideally indicating the owner of the copyright for the Work.” 11. Google's Advice On How to Write Good Alt Text - The purpose of alternative text (alt text) in images is to provide audiences with screen readers a way to understand the images. In Episode 48 of the Search Off The Record podcast, John Muller and Lizzi Sassman gave the following advice on how to write Good Alt text:“Imagine that you're reading the web page aloud over the phone to someone who needs to understand the page. This should help you decide what (if any) information or function the images have. If they appear to have no informative value and aren't links or buttons, it's probably safe to treat them as decorative.From an SEO point of view, my recommendation is always to provide context for the image as well in the alt text. So if you have a picture of a beach, don't just be like, ‘Oh, this is a photo of a beach.' But rather like, ‘This is the beach before the chemical spill happened.' And… Because it's very different context if someone is searching for a beach for a holiday, it's like, ‘Oh, I want to see a beautiful beach. I'll go there on vacation.' And if you notice, well actually, this is before the chemical spill happened, then it's like, ‘Well, maybe like that would lend itself to different kinds of Search queries.'Because ultimately, when you're talking about Image Search, it's not that people want an image, but rather they want information which is attached to that image. They want kind of to understand a specific topic to find some information. And that additional context is something that you can provide in the alt text. And that's something that they might be searching for. And if they're searching for it, then make it easy for them to find that.”12. 3 New Examples From Google On How To Write Product Reviews - There has been a lot of confusion about the types of sites that may be impacted by the product reviews algorithm updates. This algorithm was designed to look at sites that offer product reviews, not necessarily e-commerce sites that have reviews on the product listing pages. So Google has added three new examples to the top of the “how to write product reviews” help document, clarifying more types of sites that may be impacted by the product reviews algorithm updates. The 3 example are: An expert staff member of a merchant that guides shoppers between competing products. A blogger that provides independent opinions of products. An editorial staff member at a news or other publishing site. These examples provide additional guidance on what types of sites may be impacted by this set of algorithm updates. In short, it is about content where someone is doing a review of a product, either as a comparison or a deeper dive into a specific product. This can include merchant sites, shopper guides, bloggers that share their opinion, news or publishing sites doing reviews, and more.As Alan Kent of Google recently said on Twitter “a merchant's product page with user reviews is not considered a “product review page” in this context.”Google also recently clarified that structured data may help Google identify product review-type content, but it is one of many ways Google identifies such content. Danny Sullivan wrote, “as for structured data, it might help us better identify if something is a product review, but we do not solely depend on it.”13. Google Still Does Not Use HTML Lang Attribute - Google's John Mueller https://twitter.com/JohnMu/status/1577945097693532166re-confirmed that Google Search does not use the HTML lang attribute. He said many screen readers do and Microsoft Bing might use it as well, but Google Search still does not.This is a similar statement to what he said several years ago in a video response - “We don't use that at all. So we use the hreflang links if you have that if you have different language versions. But the language attribute within the HTML markup is something we don't use at all. We've found that this language markup is something that is almost always wrong. So we tend to ignore that.”14. Google: SEO Is A Long Game - We all know that ranking well for competitive terms in Google Search is not as easy, or even a fraction as easy, as it was two decades ago. This is because of many variables including but not limited to Google's algorithms getting better and there being a lot more competition.John Mueller of Google responded to a complaint about SEO being too hard for news businesses to even bother trying. The question was "is SEO dead? I mean, starting with a new website these days it is basically impossible to outrank high authority websites. So many high DA showing up in the SERP. What can we do with a new website?"John's response was solid, he said "If you mean it should be trivial to out-rank long-existing, legitimate businesses with some SEO tricks, then yes, that kind of SEO is long dead. It's not enough to throw some keywords on a page to make it useful to users."But that does not mean SEO is dead or you should give up and not try to start a competing business with others. You just need to take the time and effort to compete. The same logic applies to offline success as it does with online success. You can't just start a new brand of soda and expect to compete with Pepsi or Cola overnight, it takes time, resources, marketing and a good product.15. Google: Do This To Get New Content Indexed Quickly - Google's John Mueller said that pinging Google that your sitemap file has been updated can help Google index your new content quickly. He said it is simply Google practice to ping Google with when your sitemap file is updated.Of course, this does not guarantee indexing. Google still does not index everything, so just because you might ping Google about a new URL, it does not mean Google will index it.John Mueller wrote on Twitter "Pinging a sitemap is a bit different than just providing it in the robots.txt -- by pinging, you're actively flagging a change in the sitemap file. If you're keen on having new content indexed quickly, that's a good practice."According to Google developers guide "Google doesn't check a sitemap every time a site is crawled; a sitemap is checked only the first time that we notice it, and thereafter only when you ping us to let us know that it's changed. Alert Google about a sitemap only when it's new or updated; don't submit or ping unchanged sitemaps multiple times."To use the ping tool, send a GET request in your browser or the command line to google.com, specifying the full URL of the sitemap. Make sure that the sitemap file is accessible. E.g: https://www.google.com/ping?sitemap=FULL_URL_OF_SITEMAP16. Google Ads Launches Content Suitability Center - Google has launched a new content suitability center in Google Ads where you can manage your suitability settings for all campaigns on YouTube and the Google Display Network.Google wrote, “previously, managing suitability settings was done in multiple, segregated sections of Google Ads and the experience differed across Google platforms.” “This led to a time-consuming and cumbersome implementation process, along with misconceptions and misuse of the controls. While exclusions can be helpful tools, brands also want to be mindful of the types of content they choose to exclude. Over-exclusion can negatively impact your cost and reach. It can also unintentionally exclude great, brand-safe content or content relevant to diverse communities,” Google added.When you enter the new suitability center in Google Ads, you can now select one of the three inventory modes. Inventory modes “cater to your preferences for various sensitive themes, such as profanity, sexual suggestiveness and violence,” Google explained. You can fine-tune additional exclusions from that point. Once you have designated your preferences at the account level, Google Ads will now automatically apply these settings to your future campaigns.17. Google Ads Will Remove Some Content Targeting In YouTube Conversion Campaigns In 2023 - A major benefit of YouTube ads has been the powerful targeting options, many of which will now be removed early next year according to a Google Ads help article. The help article, “Optimize your Video campaign for more conversions” contains a content targeting section that recommends avoiding the addition of content targeting (by keywords, topics or placements) in campaigns.These content targeting options are beloved by many advertisers due to the granularity they provide. Placements could target YouTube Channels, specific videos, video lineups, URLs, Apps, or collections.With the current targeting, advertisers could match ads to channels/videos to deliver more customized messages to audiences. This change will effectively put an end to the hyper-targeting that made YouTube so appealing for ad dollars.Another major blow is the loss of keyword targeting on the self-proclaimed 2nd largest search engine in the world. The removal of query targeting on a (video) search engine hurts.While keywords on YouTube haven't historically been as powerful as traditional search, it has been a way for advertisers to help answer queries with their video content. There is no doubt that advertisers will need to get more creative in order to hit their target audience.Advertisers running YouTube content targeting campaigns that leverage keywords, topics or placements will have the targeting removed.If you are running ads using content targeting options, you should stay tuned to updates as those targeting settings will be automatically removed from your campaigns. With less targeting, you'll reach a larger audience and may spend more on less qualified users.

After selling his last startup to Google, Jacob Bank now wants to automate mundane tasks with Relay; Microsoft brings DALL-E 2 to the masses with Designer and Image Creator; Indian edtech giant Byju's cuts 2,500 jobs

After selling his last startup to Google, Jacob Bank now wants to automate mundane tasks with Relay; Microsoft brings DALL-E 2 to the masses with Designer and Image Creator; Indian edtech giant Byju's cuts 2,500 jobs

Microsoft presenta novedades, Intel prepara despidos y el desfile de Día de Muertos llegará al MetaversoPuedes apoyar la realización de este programa con una suscripción. Más información por acáNoticias: -Finalmente llega a México, de manera oficial, el Roku Channel.-La Secretaría de Cultura de la Ciudad de México anunció que el desfile de Día de Muertos se será parte del Metaverso, en las plataformas de Spatial y Decentraland, en un entorno tridimensional creado por Ezel.Life-Un reporte de The Oregonian indica que Intel realizará recortes en su plantilla de trabajadores.-Netflix se incorporó a la Mesa de Investigación de Audiencias de Broadcasting, una organización sin fines de lucro que mide los niveles de audiencia en Reino Unido. -Microsoft tuvo varios anuncios, presentando la Surface Laptop 5, la Surface Pro 9, Surface Studio 2, aunque lo que más llamó la atención fue la presentación de Microsoft Designer para la web y la herramienta Image Creator para Bing y Microsoft Edge, ambas con DALL-E 2 de OpenAI. Análisis: Nuevas herramientas para creadores con Microsoft¿Prefieres leer las noticias? ¡Suscríbete a mi newsletter y te llegarán todos los días!   Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/noticias-de-tecnologia-express. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At Microsoft's 2022 Surface event, the company announced the next generation of Surface devices, including the Surface Laptop 5 with Thunderbolt 4 support, the Surface Pro 9 2-in-1 with the SQ3 Arm-powered processor with 5G support or Intel's 12th Gen Core processors, and the Studio Surface Studio 2+ all-in-one powered by Intel's 11th-Gen Core i7-11370H processor and Nvidia's RTX 3060 GPU. Plus new Adaptive Accessories, Microsoft Designer and Image Creator apps with AI-generated art powered by Dall-E 2, and more. Host: Leo Laporte Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/twit-news. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

At Microsoft's 2022 Surface event, the company announced the next generation of Surface devices, including the Surface Laptop 5 with Thunderbolt 4 support, the Surface Pro 9 2-in-1 with the SQ3 Arm-powered processor with 5G support or Intel's 12th Gen Core processors, and the Studio Surface Studio 2+ all-in-one powered by Intel's 11th-Gen Core i7-11370H processor and Nvidia's RTX 3060 GPU. Plus new Adaptive Accessories, Microsoft Designer and Image Creator apps with AI-generated art powered by Dall-E 2, and more. Host: Leo Laporte Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/twit-news. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

At Microsoft's 2022 Surface event, the company announced the next generation of Surface devices, including the Surface Laptop 5 with Thunderbolt 4 support, the Surface Pro 9 2-in-1 with the SQ3 Arm-powered processor with 5G support or Intel's 12th Gen Core processors, and the Studio Surface Studio 2+ all-in-one powered by Intel's 11th-Gen Core i7-11370H processor and Nvidia's RTX 3060 GPU. Plus new Adaptive Accessories, Microsoft Designer and Image Creator apps with AI-generated art powered by Dall-E 2, and more. Host: Leo Laporte Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/twit-news. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

At Microsoft's 2022 Surface event, the company announced the next generation of Surface devices, including the Surface Laptop 5 with Thunderbolt 4 support, the Surface Pro 9 2-in-1 with the SQ3 Arm-powered processor with 5G support or Intel's 12th Gen Core processors, and the Studio Surface Studio 2+ all-in-one powered by Intel's 11th-Gen Core i7-11370H processor and Nvidia's RTX 3060 GPU. Plus new Adaptive Accessories, Microsoft Designer and Image Creator apps with AI-generated art powered by Dall-E 2, and more. Host: Leo Laporte Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/twit-news. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

At Microsoft's 2022 Surface event, the company announced the next generation of Surface devices, including the Surface Laptop 5 with Thunderbolt 4 support, the Surface Pro 9 2-in-1 with the SQ3 Arm-powered processor with 5G support or Intel's 12th Gen Core processors, and the Studio Surface Studio 2+ all-in-one powered by Intel's 11th-Gen Core i7-11370H processor and Nvidia's RTX 3060 GPU. Plus new Adaptive Accessories, Microsoft Designer and Image Creator apps with AI-generated art powered by Dall-E 2, and more. Host: Leo Laporte Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/twit-news. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

At Microsoft's 2022 Surface event, the company announced the next generation of Surface devices, including the Surface Laptop 5 with Thunderbolt 4 support, the Surface Pro 9 2-in-1 with the SQ3 Arm-powered processor with 5G support or Intel's 12th Gen Core processors, and the Studio Surface Studio 2+ all-in-one powered by Intel's 11th-Gen Core i7-11370H processor and Nvidia's RTX 3060 GPU. Plus new Adaptive Accessories, Microsoft Designer and Image Creator apps with AI-generated art powered by Dall-E 2, and more. Host: Leo Laporte Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/twit-news. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

At Microsoft's 2022 Surface event, the company announced the next generation of Surface devices, including the Surface Laptop 5 with Thunderbolt 4 support, the Surface Pro 9 2-in-1 with the SQ3 Arm-powered processor with 5G support or Intel's 12th Gen Core processors, and the Studio Surface Studio 2+ all-in-one powered by Intel's 11th-Gen Core i7-11370H processor and Nvidia's RTX 3060 GPU. Plus new Adaptive Accessories, Microsoft Designer and Image Creator apps with AI-generated art powered by Dall-E 2, and more. Host: Leo Laporte Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/twit-news. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

Daphne Marie is a Certified Personal Stylist for men & women. She uses the title "The Image Creator" because she teaches techniques to develop your own personal style, that reflects your personality & brand (s). She enjoys being a mom & a glam-ma! She spends her leisure time reading, watching a little television, researching, & learning. To increase her knowledge of international trends in fashion she plans to do more traveling in the new future. When you look good you feel good. It boosts your confidence! For more information about Daphne please visit her website at www.linktr.ee/theimagecreator. 

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On this episode, Ryan Dyar and Chris Kiefer discuss creative endeavors, mental health, YouTube, Formula 1 Racing, and movies. View this post on Instagram I had a fantastic time chatting with @ryandyar last week. I […]