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Discover the latest updates to Google Data Studio
From: Google Data Studio <data-studio-noreply@google.com>
Date: December 19, 2019 at 22:36:32 EST
To: oleg.ivashchenko@is-alliance.net
Subject: Discover the latest updates to Google Data Studio
Reply-To: Google Data Studio <data-studio-noreply@google.com>
See the latest features in Data Studio and explore tips and best practices from our team and fellow users.
December 2019 - Product Update
Product & Feature Highlights Add Links to Image Components in Your Reports
You can now add links to image components in your reports. Just add the link to the Image link URL field in the image properties, and send viewers anywhere on the web.
LEARN MORE Add Featured Visualizations to Your Reports With a Single Click
You can now easily add featured third party community visualizations to your Data Studio reports. Select any of the featured visualizations from the community visualizations menu and click to apply them to your report.
LEARN MORE See the latest updates from Data Studio here.
Tips & Best Practices Ralph Spandl: Custom Visualizations – Go Beyond Good Enough
"What if your data requires charts that must answer a specific need, or you want to have more control over the look of your reports? Then custom visualizations are the answer. They will let you go the extra mile, no matter if you need different scales, a zoom feature or specific calculations."
LEARN MORE ClickInsight: Calculating Ratios With Filtered Metrics in Data Studio
"In Data Studio, calculated fields make it easy to compose a new ratio from existing metrics in your data source. But what if the metric needed for your calculation requires applying a filter or segment?" ClickInsight walks through the process.
LEARN MORE Massachusetts Schools Data Studio Report Collection
Laura Tilton, Education Data Consultant for Massachusetts K-12 Schools, has developed a catalog of reports and visualizations to aid educators' use of data to improve teaching and learning.
LEARN MORE Ben Kates: Scratching the Surface of Community Visualizations in Google Data Studio
"The feature-set within Data Studio is continuing to grow and now the Data Studio development team is putting this feature-set in the hands of its user community with community visualizations! Community visualizations can make use of custom JavaScript and CSS to take Data Studio reports to the next level."
LEARN MORE Wissi Analytics: Google Data Studio for Analytics: Widen Session-scoped Dimensions with Page Dimensions
"Google Analytics data schema is customizable and rich of data fields, covering interactions and related data context. Yes, it is hard-linked to scopes for data computing/aggregation purposes, but data are available, and simple Google Data Studio features can help us to enhance reports beyond a part of scopes limits."
LEARN MORE
Thanks for reading our monthly update.
ACCESS DATA STUDIO Happy Reporting,
The Google Data Studio Team
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Ticket prices will increase from January 1st
From: The Things Conference <conference@thethingsnetwork.org>
Date: December 17, 2019 at 05:45:34 EST
To: <oleg@ivashchenko.name>
Subject: Ticket prices will increase from January 1st
Reply-To: The Things Conference <conference@thethingsnetwork.org>
Ticket prices will increase from January 1st
2020 is around the corner, make sure to hit the ground running by joining The Things Conference, the LoRaWAN event of the year. Listen to people's hard lessons learned through painful mistakes. Join hands-on workshops about challenging topics, and meet the market leaders who will help you speed up your development process.
Who will you meet
- All 3 inventors of the LoRa technology: Olivier Seller, François Sforza and Nicolas Sornin.
- The leading hardware vendors ST, Murata, BOSCH, Laird, RAK and BROWAN; platform providers Microsoft, AWS; and Network Server provider The Things Industries.
- Internet entrepreneurs: Zach Shelby - Founder Micro:Bit. Adam Benzion - founder Hackster.io and Ray Ozzie - former CTO and Chief Software Architect at Microsoft.
- Key people within the LoRaWAN ecosystem, including LoRa Alliance chairwoman Donna Moore and VP of Semtech's Wireless & Sensing Group Alistair Fulton.
What will you experience
- The 50 best LoRaWAN sensors at the LoRaWAN Wall of Fame.
- A satellite used to realize global LoRaWAN coverage.
- An ice bar to immerse yourself in the world of cold chain monitoring.
- The development process of LoRaWAN sensors, antennas and PCBs.
What will you learn
- How to implement LoRaWAN Geolocation.
- To optimize the power consumption of end-devices.
- How to secure venture capital funds for your IoT hardware startup.
- How to certify your LoRaWAN hardware and use global channels to distribute devices worldwide.
- How to end-to-end secure your solution using a LoRaWAN Join Server and hardware secure modules.
Get your tickets
From January onwards, the ticket pricing will increase. Take a front seat at The Things Conference in Amsterdam on January 30 and 31 and buy your tickets today.
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A message about Intel’s unexpected page faults in virtualized environments
From: "'Team DigitalOcean' via DigitalOcean" <digitalocean@is-alliance.net>
Date: December 10, 2019 at 15:34:51 EST
To: digitalocean@is-alliance.net
Subject: A message about Intel's unexpected page faults in virtualized environments
Reply-To: no-reply@digitalocean.com
DigitalOcean
Hi there,
Intel released a statement regarding issues with certain CPUs when running in virtualized environments. When encountered, these issues manifest with unexpected page faults. On DigitalOcean's environment, security implications could include unpredictable system behavior on a Droplet, such as a virtual machine shutdown due to page faults. Additionally, a stale value may be used by hardware later. If left unmitigated, this vulnerability could allow malicious users to disclose information at the kernel level, or enable user level application privileges for otherwise unauthorized users.
We acted quickly to implement our mitigations, ensuring our users are not vulnerable to any attacks, and we completed our roll out of updated microcode across our platform earlier this afternoon.
The security of our platform and our users' data is our top priority, and we're taking every measure to ensure our customers remain secure, including keeping you informed of updates about vulnerabilities that may impact your account. For more information, you can read Intel's statement.
Thanks,
Team DigitalOcean
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