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Today, Google has announced that it’s shutting down Google IoT Core in August, 2023. According to Josh Taubenheim, MachNation‘s head IoT analyst, Google is doing this for two reasons. They are: 1. Google cancels products. This is far from the first time Google has cancelled a product or discontinued support for it. Google has axed […]
As the popularity of Edge technology and smart devices increases, we see that there is no bar when it comes to the quantity of data that companies can use to improve their decision-making process. Contrary to this opportunity, many organisations still limit the quality, variety, and extent of data that they can make use of […]
Chief information security officers (CISOs) are being encouraged to build a Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) migration plan to create a robust Zero Trust architecture, while also consolidating the security vendor suite. Yet, while the concept of single vendor SASE solutions may appear to meet goals for rationalising security costs and complexity, it creates untenable […]
In JavaScript, timestamps are usually associated with Unix time [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time]. And there are different methods for generating such timestamps. When we make use of the different JavaScript methods for generating timestamps, they return the number of milliseconds that has passed since 1 January 1970 UTC (the Unix time). In
This year I had the honor of speaking at VueConf US 2022 [https://us.vuejs.org/] and I thought I would share my experience. Part of this article will cover my personal process, part will look at VueConf specifically, and the rest will be about the conference at large. I hope
A percentage is a kind of fraction saying how many parts over 100 something is. In this article you will see in detail what a percentage is, and how to calculate a percentage in Excel. First, before diving into how it works in Excel, let’s take a look at the
Git is a version control system that helps teams and individuals track and record changes made to a file or an entire project. When working with Git, you often commit your changes and then push them to a remote repository. Suppose you have made a lot of commits and later
Discord is a popular chat app for gamers and anyone else who wants to create an online community. Despite its popularity, one major problem users report about Discord is the update failed loop. Discord has to update often because the Discord team implements new features and bug fixes regularly. In