#mi notebook features

[wileys-russo]

can we maybe get a blurb about bf ale comforting reader after a nightmare? she just screams warmth and calm and i need that in my life

three things II a.putellas

alexia's eyes fluttered open as she felt a sudden eratic movement beside her, the catalan blinking groggily as her sight adjusted to the dimly lit room, able to make our your silhouette sat at the end of the bed, shoulders hunched over as she heard your loud and labored breathing fill the bedroom.

"amor?" she rasped out, sitting up and running a hand through her hair. when you didn't respond the girl frowned, crawling forwards and gently tugging on the back of your top. you jumped about a foot in the air as she did, alexia quickly withdrawing her hand.

"hey. amor what has happened?" your girlfriend asked quietly, accent even thicker in her half asleep state, moving to throw the covers off and slowly standing, coming to squat on the floor between your legs.

her hazel eyes shone with concern as her hands came to rest on your knees, gently rubbing your legs as her heart broke seeing the obvious discomfort and distress in your features.

"it felt so real i-" you mumbled, burying your face in your hands and letting out a small sob you tried to muffle. "oh princessa." alexia whispered realizing you'd clearly had a bad dream of sorts, standing up and pulling your head to rest on her stomach as she gently cradled you.

"you are safe, you are here with me. and i would not ever let anything bad happen to you baby." alexia promised over and over, one hand scratching at your scalp as the other gently rubbed your back, feeling your tears wet her skin, the taller girl only clad in boxers and a plain black sports bra, the night air thick with the heat of a barcelona summer.

"come on princessa." alexia cooed gently after awhile as you started to calm, still clutching tightly onto her as she gently pried away your hands and helped you back into bed with her.

the older girl sat up against the headboard of her bed, sitting you in between her legs resting against her chest as her hands found your shoulders, gently massaging away the growing tension in your upper body.

"three things you can see bonita." alexia whispered, kissing tenderly behind your ear, knowing exactly how to ground you as you nodded, heart still racing a million miles in your chest.

"the desk, your notebook and your medal." you mumbled quietly, trying to even out your breathing, head still reeling and trying to work out if you were still awake or somehow dreaming.

"three things you can feel." alexia mumbled as she kissed your neck softly, hands slipping down to wrap around your stomach protectively, your head slumping tiredly against her shoulder.

"your lips, the bed sheets and your hands." you answered, squeezing your eyes shut as alexia whispered sweet nothings in your ear, the older girl showering you with praise.

"now three things you can smell, you're doing so good hermosa." your girlfriend promised as you finally started to come back down to earth with her. "lavender, nala's bed, you." you breathed out a little shakily, desperately trying to focus on the way alexias short nails scratched your abs, her lips lovingly trailing their own treasure map across your neck.

"and three things you can hear baby." alexia spoke, gently guiding you to lay down with her, strong arms never leaving their rightful place wrappped around your torso. you took a moment to listen, closing your eyes again as alexias lips lingered on your forehead, mumbling tender adorations into your sweat dampened skin.

"the trees moving with the wind, the cars driving outside and..." you struggled to hear anything else, mind becoming fuzzy as alexia wrapped you up tightly in her love.

"hey it's fine amor. you did so good, so so good. my pretty girl, my best girl." alexia praised you, squeezing you tighter as you nodded, starting to feel yourself slip back into what you prayed would be a dreamless slumber.

"go to sleep mi corazón i will be right here beside you, forever and always."

[vuelode-irbis]

Look hard at my stripes, there'll be no more after me

Day 23 - extinct

[ID: photo of a drawing made in two pages of a small notebook. It features a tiger showing the stripes on their sides, looking back at the viewer. There's text at the top left of the first page and at the bottom right of the second one written in Spanish in all caps. The first page says "Mira bien mis rayas," which translates to "Look hard at my stripes,"; the text on second page says "no habrá más después de mí", which translates to "there'll be no more after me". The drawing was made with felt-tip pens and crayons. End ID]

I still wanna do day 28, but I'm a little busy, so have this one in the meantime. It's dedicated to the Javan, Bali and Caspian tiger subspecies, now extinct due to intense hunting.

Also, this was inspired by the "Extinction" PMV, which lists the many wildlife species that were lost due to human activity and includes the Javan tiger, I highly recommend it!

Prompt list by @mammoth-clangen

[ghostkingart]

The Wrath of Sleep - Sleeptober 2024 Day 4 - Prompt "Wrath"

word count: 734

content warning: implied/referenced self harm

author's note: I tried something different in terms of perspective in this one because of its personal nature. I hope you enjoy.

I’ve been afraid to sleep. In the Dreamworld, She is always listening. I fear she might visit me if I allow myself to rest.

Days upon days without sleep have turned me into little more than a zombie. Stumbling about, fog in my mind, it feels as though my head is filled with cotton. I can’t think. But I also cannot sleep.

There’s a chill in the air, a cool breeze coming in through the open window and racing out the open door of my bedroom. Sitting at my desk, I battle fiercely my need for rest. I fear I cannot keep going like this, but… I fear Her more.

I shiver and glance out the window. The stars above twinkle eerily, the full moon shines brightly, casting long shadows across the floor. I think I see Her figure in the dark clouds. I wince, blink a few times, and She is gone.

Another shiver runs down my spine. I turn back towards my notebook. Only a few hours until dawn, for when the sun rises, I am safe.

The scribbling of my pen is a repetitive, soothing sound. I refuse to let it lull me to sleep. The scribbling grows erratic, my body moves against its own will, drawing out shapes I cannot see. When I finally drop the pen, I must catch a breath. I blink in the dim light, but I still cannot make out what I have drawn. I turn the page and start over. The scribbling is repetitive and soothing.

You have forsaken me.

I stand in the dark forest. The trees are so high and the foliage so thick they create a black dome overhead, concealing the moon and the stars. Thick mist rolls across the moss covered forest floor.

I cannot speak. The voice echoing in my head will soon gain a form. She wears a veil that conceals Her nonexistent features, a faceless apparition that dawns a long black cape, further obscuring any identifiable characteristics from view. She seems to glide forward, Her feet never touching the ground.

I want to step back but I am frozen.

You forget yourself, She says.

“I only thought…” I trail off, mortified to speak the truth. She tilts her head. Patience is not one of Her virtues. I swallow. The truth would do me no good at this time. I’d better apologize for my transgression. “I never meant to abandon you. I’m sorry.”

A deal with me is not easily broken. A chuckle echoes through my mind, though the figure before me remains motionless. Some might say such a thing is impossible.

“I know,” I say and my voice betrays me.

Then, why!?

Her disembodied voice raises in volume and my head feels like it might explode. I cover my ears but I know there is no escaping the sound.

Your duty, Vessel! You have forsaken it!

I fall to my knees before Her. Somehow, it always ends that way. “I’m sorry.”

Your apology is meaningless. Have I not given you all? Everything you wished for, in the palm of your hand? You disrespect me, Vessel. You will suffer for it.

I suffer for Her daily regardless. I couldn’t possibly raise this as an argument lest She get even more enraged. I fear Her wrath. I fear Her.

“I won’t disappoint you again,” I say, lifting my gaze towards the veil, behind which a face should be… or might be.

You won’t. Her words are no reassurance, rather a threat.

I begin to shake. I was a fool to think I could ever be free of Her. I was a fool to think I might escape her design.

She doesn’t move, but I feel it, an invisible hand caresses my cheek in an almost comforting manner.

My dearest Vessel. You know it is better off this way. You know what’s at stake, you have so much to lose. It doesn’t have to be that way. You need only do what I ask.

“Anything,” I say weakly.

Cold lips press a gentle kiss to my forehead. I love you.

“I love you too,” I push the words out, insincere. She can surely tell, but I know She does not truly care for my love.

When I wake, I am standing in front of my mirror. Crimson rivulets run down my cut up arms. Once again, I have succumbed to Her.

[pretty-idol-hell]

Idol Land PriPara 06

A very simple and cute episode that advanced the plot a good deal!

So where we last left off...

Mario had confronted Amari in the woods. He rambles off the things Amari wrote in her junior high notebook about him and how now they can finally destroy the world together, only for Amari to cover her ears and run away.

Mario notices then that as Amari continues to deny him, he's beginning to disappear.

But he manages to shake it off, and curses the kirakira that has changed the darkness inside Amari.

Meanwhile, Amari continues to run until she runs into Michiru and her dousing rods. She decides to follow Michiru for fear of being lost in the woods, only to meet up with Gaarmageddon and find herself forced onto their mission to find and capture the "monster" they found footprints of in the woods.

After various mishaps...

Amari finds herself being told by Michiru, a junior high schooler who hangs out with Gaarmageddon, that she needs to grow up. Amari tries to steel herself as the oldest, but by the time she finishes tending to her bug bites she realizes everyone is gone. Also, it's starting to rain.

Wet hair Amari wow.

After taking shelter from the rain, Amari realizes that the rock formation she thought she took shelter under was not a rock formation at all.

Naturally she's terrified at first, but after seeing birds and animals flocking to Pololo, Amari realizes she must be nice and calls out to her.

Amari and Pololo sit together for what the anime implies might be hours before they both finally admit they aren't good at talking to people they just met.

Finally, they introduce each other and get along fantastically. Pololo says she's been in the woods for tens of thousands of years, and thus she has just grown bigger over time. She likes listening to everyone's lives, but when Amari suggests meeting everyone and becoming friends Pololo begins to cry because she thinks everyone will be scared of her. A flustered Amari needs a dictionary to explain what friends are to Pololo, but ends up suggesting that Amari and Pololo are already friends. To which Pololo shows her her happy face.

It's here we learn that Pololo's happiness has the power to fix bugs in PriPara as all the little black fuzzies turn into flowers!

Pololo's happiness does not last for long, however. In trying to help Amari reunite with Garrmageddon and Michiru, she trips and falls. Then, feeling as though she's scared or hurt Amari, she cries again and runs away.

Upon reuniting with the others, Amari explains the situation and the quartet decides to perform as Gaarmageddon-Mi in order to reach Pololo.

Love these coords! Idol Land is all about butt wings and I'm here for it hahaha. I wonder how they will release them. (They aren't gonna do four gatchas are they!?)

They even get a new making drama featuring Pololo.

After the performance, Amari wonders if Pololo heard and a pleased Pololo can be seen clapping quietly from the woods.

All is well as Meganii draws attention to all the kirakira generated from the live UNTIL...

Mario bursts through the screen and starts shooting bugs everywhere. He's still glitching out but trying to ignore it.

"A BOY!!" - Said as though they have seen a terrible monster.

(That one girl is totally into it though, as I've just noticed upon posting this screenshot haha. Reminds me of that one girl who was totally into Alexander destoring the stadium in Kinpri.)

Upon hearing the name "Mario", Amari repeats it over and over again as she slowly realizes what's going on. "Is this all my fault!?"

So, it was made pretty clear in this episode that Mario and Pololo are polar opposites. As in, Mario creates bugs and Pololo fixes them. Therefore, the easy solution would just be everyone becomes friends with Pololo and ignores Mario until he disappears. But I dunno! Mario deserves to exist, I think! He's a great idol! So, the PriPara way would probably be to have him come around, become accepted by Amari in some way, maybe join Dark Nightmare or something after all. Hmm hmm.

(Yes, I do know episode summaries have leaked and I do not intend to read them. Consider yourself blocked if you're writing a comment about this at the moment.)

[ibarrau]

[Fabric] Herramientas para administrar o monitorear la organización

Con el lanzamiento de fabric en 2023 aparecieron herramientas que nos ayudan a comprender mejor el uso de la plataforma. Una deuda pendiente que transcurría en Power Bi. Desde ese entonces, la plataforma no deja de sorprender. Incluso ahora en ignite 2024 volvemos a incorporar más herramientas útiles que nos asistan a entender nuestro entorno.

Este artículo listara las herramientas disponibles que hay para entender el uso de la plataforma, que hay creado por todas partes, monitorear sus corridas, monitorear la capacidad, etc. Cada una de ellas con distintos filtros de gran introspección

Vamos a comenzar separando el artículo en herramientas de monitoreo y herramientas de administración. Cada una de ellas con objetivos diferentes. Casi todas vienen visibles por defecto para poder utilizarlas. Algunas son accesibles por todo usuario y otras solo por administradores.

Administrativas

A mi parecer lo que conlleva a la administración pasa por comprender que está desplegado en la organización. La administración puede ser del Tenant o inclusive de un usuario convencional que es responsable de X cantidad de áreas de trabajo. Lo importante es poder explorar cuantos reportes (u otro contenido) hay, donde se encuentran, quienes lo crearon, etc. Esa información la tenemos disponible en dos formas.

Área de trabajo de administración

En esta área de trabajo, exclusiva de administradores, podremos ver la totalidad de la organización. Cada workspace, modelo semantico, notebook, etc. Aquí existe un informe llamado "Purview Hub". Este informe refleja todos los items creados en el ecosistema Fabric, sus dominios, etiquetas de sensibilidad de datos, endorsements (si fueron certificados o promovidos), etc. Una vista rápida para que se den una idea de como podríamos comprender todos los items es:

En caso de tener confusión en su uso, tiene una excelente guia de bookmarks en el primer botón de arriba a la izquierda llamado "Take a tour".

OneLake Catalag

Un lanzamiento reciente que tiene un foco similar es el Catálogo de Onelake. La principal diferencia se basa en que el catálogo está visible para todo usuario de Fabric y muestra sobre lo que el usuario tiene permisos en lugar de mostrar toda la organización. Se encuentra accesible en el menú izquierdo de navegación.

Tiene una muy simple y sencilla interfaz que nos permite buscar por área de trabajo o items (lakehouse, semantic model, report, pipeline, etc)

Me parece ideal para quienes sea administradores responsables de ciertos desarrollos en varias áreas de trabajo.

Monitoreo

Tenemos tres herramientas de monitoreo en distintos ejes, una de administradores, una app que podemos disponibilizar permisos y una para cada usuario.

Métricas/Logs de uso de plataforma.

Al igual que Purview hub, en el admin workspace encontraremos un segundo informe llamado "Feature usage and Adoption". Este informe se enfoca en revelarnos la actividad de cada usuario que ingresó a la plataforma los últimos 30 días. Registra el uso que dan los usuarios a la plataforma. La lista de operaciones que guardará al momento de ejecutarse podemos leerla en este enlace: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/admin/operation-list?wt.mc_id=DP-MVP-5004778

El informe nos permite explorar por area de trabajo y capacidad las actividades registradas. Podemos ver que usuario ejecuto que operación en que día. Siempre se registran últimos 30 días y no más.

Pronto podemos visualizar las operaciones más realizadas. En este caso get data source details, puesto que es un tenant que hay más investigaciones que reportes para visualizar. Para más detalles de su uso podemos revisar su doc aqui: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/admin/feature-usage-adoption?wt.mc_id=DP-MVP-5004778

Fabric Capacity metrics app

No tenemos una manera de monitorear una capacidad dedicada por defecto. Por eso, esta app es muy importante de leer e instalar. Cuando compramos una capacidad es crítico monitorear sus recursos. Comprender que contenidos, flujos de datos, etc están siendo más pesados que otros. Podemos comprender si la capacidad tiene mucho flujo de background o mucha interactividad de usuarios. Estos detalles y muchos más pueden verse con la Fabric Capacity Metrics App. La herramienta es clave para poder gestionar una sana capacidad como lo expresamos en este artículo.

Esta herramienta no viene por defecto en la organización. Debe instalarse desde el menú de Apps "Get Apps". Allí aparecen muchas de distintas emrpesas. Buscamos el nombre y la instalamos.

La app funciona igual que una PowerBi App de workspace. Crea una nueva área y permite dar permiso a quien querramos. Para configurarla debemos ser owners de la capacidad y completar los parámetros del dataset.

Para conocer en mayor detalle su funcionalidad, podemos ver el siguiente enlace: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/enterprise/metrics-app-compute-page?wt.mc_id=DP-MVP-5004778

Sección Monitoreo

¿Qué nos falta? comprender si nuestras operaciones de background estan corriendo satisfactoriamente. Si hoy usamos fabric, seguramente tenemos muchos contenidos de integración de datos poblando lakehouse o transformando, limpiando y preparando datos para leer. Este espacio nos permite ver el estado de esas operaciones con versátiles filtros de estado, tipo de item, fecha de corrida relativa, quien lo hizo o en que área de trabajo se encuentra. Así mismo brinda una variedad de columnas para ver en mayor detalle.

Esta sección la pueden ver todos los usuarios y les muestra aquellos elementos que tenga permisos de ver o controlar. Nuevamente, muy útil para ingenieros de datos con muchos flujos, administradores de áreas de trabajo o dominios, etc.

¿Eso es todo?

No claro que no. Todo el tiempo surjen actualizaciones e ideas de personas que traen más y más visibilidad. Por ejemplo, hay artículos revelando como leer información de los audit logs para llegar a una medida más profunda de una capacidad de Fabric. Podemos usar la API para generar un histórico de las operaciones para no quedarnos en últimos 30 días. Incluso armar nuestro propio purview hub basado en datos profundos que consigamos con API. Hay muchos miembros activo de la comunidad con nuevas ideas para afinar detalles o dar alternativas. Recientemente, en el ignite 2024, las áreas de trabajo incorporaron un monitoreo en tiempo real que podemos setear con recursos realtime:

Nosotros expresamos las que vienen por defecto y una indispensable. Ustedes pueden adaptar muchas otras nuevas en distintos ejes o utilizar lo que mostramos.

[gadgetzview]

Top 10 Budget Laptops Under ₹40,000 in 2024

Whether you're a student, professional, or casual user, finding a reliable laptop on a budget can be a challenge. We've rounded up ten affordable laptops, each offering unique features, performance, and portability to help you choose the best one for your needs.

1. AGB Octev AB1210

Price: ₹40,000 Specifications:

Display: 15.6-inch

Processor: Core i7

RAM: 8GB

Storage: 256GB HDD, No SSD Overview: The AGB Octev AB1210 is an economical choice for everyday tasks like browsing, document editing, and media consumption. Despite its basic storage setup, it’s ideal for students and professionals who require a portable, no-fuss device for routine activities.

2. Acer Swift Go 14

Price: ₹39,999 Specifications:

Display: 14-inch Full HD (1920x1080)

Processor: Ryzen 5

RAM: 8GB

Storage: 512GB SSD Overview: The Acer Swift Go 14 combines performance and portability, weighing just 1.25 kg. Its Ryzen 5 processor and SSD storage offer speed and efficiency, making it perfect for users who multitask and need quick boot times. Ideal for business professionals and students.

3. Honor MagicBook X16 (2024)

Price: ₹39,990 Specifications:

Display: 16-inch (1920x1220)

Processor: Core

RAM: 8GB

Storage: 512GB SSD Overview: This new-generation laptop features a large screen and substantial storage, delivering solid performance with Windows 11. The Honor MagicBook X16 is great for both productivity and entertainment, especially for users needing extra screen space.

4. Dell Inspiron 15 3511 (2021)

Price: ₹36,999 Specifications:

Display: 15.6-inch Full HD (1920x1080)

Processor: Core i3

RAM: 8GB

Storage: 1TB HDD Overview: With ample HDD storage and reliable performance, the Dell Inspiron 15 3511 is a solid choice for day-to-day tasks. It’s a bit heavier at 1.8 kg but still manageable for students or office use.

5. Samsung Chromebook 3 XE501C13-K01US

Price: ₹36,212 Specifications:

Display: 11.6-inch (1366x768)

Processor: Celeron Dual-Core

RAM: 2GB

Storage: 16GB SSD Overview: This compact and affordable Chromebook is perfect for light tasks such as browsing and streaming. It’s highly portable, making it a good option for students or users who require a secondary device.

6. Samsung Chromebook 3

Price: ₹37,701 Specifications:

Display: 11.6-inch (1366x768)

Processor: Celeron Dual-Core

RAM: 2GB

Storage: 16GB SSD Overview: Similar to the XE501C13-K01US, the Samsung Chromebook 3 is suitable for basic tasks and media consumption. Its lightweight design and easy portability make it ideal for travel or general usage.

7. Asus VivoBook 14 X412

Price: ₹33,990 Specifications:

Display: 14-inch Full HD (1920x1080)

Processor: Core i3

RAM: 4GB

Storage: 1TB HDD Overview: The Asus VivoBook 14 X412 offers solid connectivity options and a large HDD for storage. It’s ideal for users who prioritize storage over processing power and need a dependable, affordable laptop.

8. Infinix InBook X1

Price: ₹37,990 Specifications:

Display: 14-inch Full HD (1920x1080)

Processor: Core i5

RAM: 8GB

Storage: 512GB SSD Overview: With its stylish design and decent performance, the Infinix InBook X1 is suitable for general tasks, multimedia, and light productivity. Its full HD display and SSD storage provide a pleasant user experience.

9. Xiaomi Mi Notebook 14 e-Learning Edition

Price: ₹39,999 Specifications:

Display: 14-inch Full HD (1920x1080)

Processor: Core i3

RAM: 8GB

Storage: 256GB SSD Overview: Designed for online learning and basic work tasks, this notebook offers fast SSD storage and a sleek design, catering to students and professionals who prioritize speed and portability.

10. Asus X507UA

Price: ₹32,294 Specifications:

Display: 15.6-inch

Processor: Core i3

RAM: 4GB

Storage: 1TB HDD Overview: The Asus X507UA is a well-rounded laptop with good storage and basic processing power. It’s affordable, lightweight, and designed for users who need a no-frills device for daily use.

[guide-to-acnh]

If finding a lost item on your island

These are the phrases to look for when narrowing down whom each lost item belongs to.

Cranky

* Book: There are lots of pictures of potted trees inside. It looks like an introductory guide to bonsai trees.

* Notebook: An old planner that’s seen plenty of wear and tear. The last page has tally marks… They are up to 12 now.

* Bag 1: A sturdy, old-fashioned sort of bag. It gets full points for utility and zero points for style.

* Bag 2: This classic pouch was built with functionality in mind, nothing more. It’s the work of a craftsman. Maybe.

Jock

* Book: This book is hard to read. The pages are warped, like they’ve gotten wet before. I think it’s an exercise book.

* Notebook: Somebody scribbled something on the cover in pencil. Looks like it reads, “xtreme xercises”?

* Bag 1: A very simple bag … that’s a tad open. I spot some gym clothes, I think.

* Bag 2: A dusty, well-used bag. It vaguely smells like minty sports creams that athletes use.

Lazy

* Book: A well-used, well-loved picture book. There are little broken bits of candy between the pages…

* Notebook: This looks like someone’s diary. Is this a stain from drool? Maybe they fell asleep on it while writing.

* Bag 1: This pouch is stuffed with something that smells delicious and is probably full of sugar.

* Bag 2: This pouch looks like it’s starting to tear in places. It’s a little sticky too. Did someone spill juice on it?

Smug

* Book: It’s a novel. The author was obviously trying to be fancy by using lots of foreign words. I don’t get it.

* Notebook: The cover of the book says “Mi diario secreto.” I get the feeling I shouldn’t look inside.

* Bag 1: It’s a stylish bag. The complex design says more about style than it does about function.

* Bag 2: A stylish bag that looks like it could be popular. Whether it actually is popular might depend on the owner…

Normal

* Book: This novel looks really difficult. It’s the kind of book only a voracious reader would think to pick up.

* Notebook: It reads “My Journal” in tiny letters on the cover. It’s hard not to, but I probably shouldn’t peek inside.

* Bag 1: An adorable handcrafted bag with something hard and rectangular inside. Maybe it’s a book?

* Bag 2: A bag with a simple design. I can tell it was painstakingly made by hand.

Peppy

* Book: It’s a comic. There’s a girl with big, sparkling eyes on the cover. She’s probably the hero.

* Notebook: It’s an autograph book, but it’s covered with all kinds of sparkly stickers. It’s making my eyes hurt.

* Bag 1: A bag made from a soft printed fabric featuring cartoon characters. It’s all lumpy from being packed too full.

* Bag 2: A snappy bag covered with buttons and pins of different pop stars.

Sisterly

* Book: A book with pressed flowers inside. Oh! It still has the price sticker on it!

* Notebook: This looks like somebody’s notebook. The handwriting is mostly illegible, but I can make out the word “Band.”

* Bag 1: A stylish bag adorned with gold metal spikes. It’s got attitude!

* Bag 2: The front of the bag has embroidered lettering in gold thread. The words are … “Bikers Are More Fun.”

Snooty

* Book: It’s one of those love stories that are so popular nowadays. It has a subtle aroma too. Or is that my imagination?

* Notebook: I think it’s a personal planner. Every line is filled in with precise, perfect handwriting. Err … I should close this.

* Bag 1: Maybe this is somebody’s makeup bag? It smells like lovely perfume.

* Bag 2: A pretty bag that’s been well-loved. It looks like it’s been customized a number of times.

(For the most part, you can figure out who each lost item belongs to simply by investigating. However, there are one or two phrases that are absolutely unhelpful. The main phrase that can really grind your gears is “This is a lost item.” It doesn’t help at all, and you’ll have to know your villagers well in order to figure out who it belongs to.)

(Returning a lost item to the correct owner without showing it to another villager will get you a better overall reward. However, returning the item without the villager asking you to will give you additional friendship points)

[danihost-blog]

Xiaomi's First Laptop

Xiaomi has long been a big player in the smartphone and tablet markets, but it’s now branching out into laptops. The company’s first ever ultraportable, the Mi Notebook Air, is now on sale in China and offers a number of impressive features for its low price. The 13-inch model comes with a Full HD display and a choice of 8GB or 16GB of RAM. The base price is 4,999 yuan, which converts to about…

[thetechdigger]

Xiaomi teased design of Mi Notebook Mi Notebook will be launched in India on 11 June. Xiaomi is going to launch one of its laptops in India for the first time and before the launch, the company has now started releasing teasers related to this laptop.

[rnewsworldenglish]

Xiaomi Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition review

Xiaomi Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition review

Written by Anuj Bhatia | New Delhi | Up to date: June 16, 2020 12:17:12 pm

Xiaomi Mi Pocket book 14 Horizon Version overview: The laptop computer has design, higher processing energy and keyboard than each different Home windows laptop computer on this worth bracket. (Picture credit score: Anuj…

[weelectronicstudentreviewstuff]

Here’s How to Watch the Live Stream

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Xiaomi will be unveiling its first laptop product for the Indian market today, and it is expected to launch at fairly competitive price.

Last Updated: June 11, 2020, 12:09 PM IST

Xiaomi is going to introduce a new product category today for the Indian market. The Mi NoteBook series is coming to India and it will be unveiled via an online event. The company already has…

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शाओमी की Mi Notebook 11 जून को होगी भारत में लॉन्च, जानिए संभावित कीमत

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चीनी इलेक्ट्रॉनिक कंपनी शाओमी भारत में नया डिवाइस एमआई नोटबुक (Mi Notebook) लॉन्च करने वाली है। इसे लेकर कंपनी के मैनेजिंग डायरेक्टर मनु कुमार जैन ने अपने ट्विटर अकाउंट पर एक टीजर जारी किया है, जिससे अगामी एमआई नोटबुक की लॉन्चिंग तारीख की जानकारी मिली है। टीजर वीडियो के…

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[Fabric] ¿Por donde comienzo? OneLake intro

Microsoft viene causando gran revuelo desde sus lanzamientos en el evento MSBuild 2023. Las demos, videos, artículos y pruebas de concepto estan volando para conocer más y más en profundidad la plataforma.

Cada contenido que vamos encontrando nos cuenta sobre algun servicio o alguna feature, pero muchos me preguntaron "¿Por donde empiezo?" hay tantos nombres de servicios y tecnologías grandiosas que aturden un poco.

En este artículo vamos a introducirnos en el primer concepto para poder iniciar el camino para comprender a Fabric. Nos vamos a introducir en OneLake.

Si aún no conoces nada de Fabric te invito a pasar por mi post introductorio así te empapas un poco antes de comenzar.

Introducción

Para introducirnos en este nuevo mundo me gustaría comenzar aclarando que es necesaria una capacidad dedicada para usar Fabric. Hoy esto no es un problema para pruebas puesto que Microsoft liberó Fabric Trials que podemos activar en la configuración de inquilinos (tenant settings) de nuestro portal de administración.

Fabric se organiza separando contenido que podemos crear según servicios nombrados como focos de disciplinas o herramientas como PowerBi, Data Factory, Data Science, Data Engineering, etc. Estos son formas de organizar el contenido para visualizar lo que nos pertine en la diaria. Sin embargo, al final del día el proyecto que trabajamos esta en un workspace que tiene contenidos varios como: informes, conjuntos de datos, lakehouse, sql endpoints, notebooks, pipelines, etc.

Para poder comenzar a trabajar necesitaremos entender LakeHouse y OneLake.

Podemos pensar en OneLake como un storage único por organización. Esta única fuente de datos puede tener proyectos organizados por Workspaces. Los proyectos permiten crear sub lagos del único llamado LakeHouse. El contenido LakeHouse no es más que una porción de gran OneLake. Los LakeHouses combinan las funcionalidades analíticas basadas en SQL de un almacenamiento de datos relacional y la flexibilidad y escalabilidad de un Data Lake. La herramienta permite almacenar todos los formatos de archivos de datos conocidos y provee herramientas analíticas para leerlos. Veamos una imagen como referencia estructural:

Beneficios

Usan motores Spark y SQL para procesar datos a gran escala y admitir el aprendizaje automático o el análisis de modelado predictivo.

Los datos se organizan en schema-on-read format, lo que significa que se define el esquema según sea necesario en lugar de tener un esquema predefinido.

Admiten transacciones ACID (Atomicidad, Coherencia, Aislamiento, Durabilidad) a través de tablas con formato de Delta Lake para conseguir coherencia e integridad en los datos.

Crear un LakeHouse

Lo primero a utilizar para aprovechar Fabric es su OneLake. Sus ventajas y capacidades será aprovechadas si alojamos datos en LakeHouses. Al crear el componente nos encontramos con que tres componentes fueron creados en lugar de uno:

Lakehouse contiene los metadatos y la porción el almacenamiento storage del OneLake. Ahi encontraremos un esquema de archivos carpetas y datos de tabla para pre visualizar.

Dataset (default) es un modelo de datos que crea automáticamente y apunta a todas las tablas del LakeHouse. Se pueden crear informes de PowerBi a partir de este conjunto. La conexión establecida es DirectLake. Click aqui para conocer más de direct lake.

SQL Endpoint como su nombre lo indica es un punto para conectarnos con SQL. Podemos entrar por plataforma web o copiar sus datos para conectarnos con una herramienta externa. Corre Transact-SQL y las consultas a ejecutar son únicamente de lectura.

Lakehouse

Dentro de este contenido creado, vamos a visualizar dos separaciones principales.

Archivos: esta carpeta es lo más parecido a un Data Lake tradicional. Podemos crear subcarpetas y almacenar cualquier tipo de archivos. Podemos pensarlo como un filesystem para organizar todo tipo de archivos que querramos analizar. Aquellos archivos que sean de formato datos como parquet o csv, podrán ser visualizados con un simple click para ver una vista previa del contenido. Como muestra la imagen, aquí mismo podemos trabajar una arquitectura tradicional de medallón (Bronze, Silver, Gold). Aquí podemos validar que existe un único lakehouse analizando las propiedades de un archivo, si las abrimos nos encontraremos con un ABFS path como en otra tecnología Data Lake.

Tablas: este espacio vendría a representar un Spark Catalog, es decir un metastore de objetos de data relacionales como son las tablas o vistas de un motor de base de datos. Esta basado en formato de tablas DeltaLake que es open source. Delta nos permite definir un schema de tablas en nuestro lakehouse que podrá ser consultado con SQL. Aquí no hay subcarpetas. Aqui solo hay un Meta store tipo base de datos. De momento, es uno solo por LakeHouse.

Ahora que conocemos más sobre OneLake podemos iniciar nuestra expedición por Fabric. El siguiente paso sería la ingesta de datos. Podes continuar leyendo por varios lugares o esperar nuestro próximo post sobre eso :)

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स्मार्ट फोन, टीवी, वॉच और कैमरे के बाद अब Mi का स्मार्ट लैपटॉप एमेजॉन से खरीदें 20 हजार कम में

स्मार्ट फोन, टीवी, वॉच और कैमरे के बाद अब Mi का स्मार्ट लैपटॉप एमेजॉन से खरीदें 20 हजार कम में

Amazon Offer On Mi Notebook Pro: एमेजॉन की सेल में Mi Notebook Pro 14 इंच के लैपटॉप पर मिल रही है अब तक की बेस्ट डील. इस लैपटॉप(Laptop) पर 13 हजार की MRP पर छूट है और फिर कैशबैक और एक्सचेंज ऑफर भी है जिसके बाद ये लैपटॉप(Notebook) मिल रहा है बेहद सस्ता.  इस लैपटॉप की खासियत ये है कि इसमें फास्ट प्रोसेसर है और बेहद हल्का, स्टाइलिश डिजायन का ये नोटबुक सभी एडवांस फीचर्स से लैस है देखिये इस लैपटॉप पर…

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Mi Notebook Ultra review: Sleeper hit value laptop of 2021

The Mi Notebook Ultra starts at Rs 59,999. (Photo credit: Saurabh Singh/Financial Express) The Mi Notebook Ultra’s spec-sheet makes every other laptop around its price sound ridiculously more expensive. Period. Every decision that Xiaomi has taken with this year’s Mi Notebook series—technically this is the company’s second attempt at laptops in India—seems guided by feedback. There are two…

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Mi Notebook Ultra review: Xiaomi energises the boring consumer PC segment

I was planning to buy a midrange laptop and was amazed to see that every other legacy brand in the consumer PC market had products with similar features and specifications. Blame the oligopoly, but as a consumer I was almost convinced that the product offerings by the legacy PC makers were the best available in the market. And then was released the Mi Notebook Ultra by Chinese technology company Xiaomi.

A premium laptop, the Mi Notebook Ultra challenged the conventions set by legacy consumer PC makers by democratising features and specifications usually seen in laptops that cost almost twice as much as the top-end model (review unit – Rs 76,999) on offer here. Starting with the design, the Mi Notebook Ultra boasts a unibody made of series 6 aluminium alloy. For a laptop with 15.6-inch screen, the Mi Notebook Ultra is appropriately built but does not meticulously fit in the thin-and-light category. Speaking of build, the Mi Notebook Ultra is spot on. From smooth edges to a sturdy hinge, the laptop’s build quality is nothing short of premium. Read More