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Microsoft Teams Starts Telling Your Boss Where You Are—Now Just 8 Weeks Away
Microsoft Teams Starts Telling Your Boss Where You Are—Now Just 8 Weeks Away
Microsoft confirms start date for new Teams update — no more hiding places.
www.forbes.com
December 5, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Microsoft Teams Starts Telling Your Boss Where You Are—Now Just 8 Weeks Away
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Happy unsubscribe from promo emails day
November 28, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Happy unsubscribe from promo emails day
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This is a great photo of a cat sitting in a bowl. "No way she could top that", you're thinking. WELL GUESS WHAT...
November 28, 2025 at 2:06 AM
This is a great photo of a cat sitting in a bowl. "No way she could top that", you're thinking. WELL GUESS WHAT...
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🔌 Adapter Pattern in .NET – Wrap external libraries & APIs to decouple code, survive breaking changes & make testing a breeze! 🛠️ #dotnet #designpatterns #adapterpattern #csharp www.ottorinobruni.com/adapter-patt...
Adapter Pattern in .NET – Decouple External Libraries and Wrap APIs for Easier Testing - Ottorino Bruni
Learn how to use the Adapter Pattern in .NET to decouple external libraries and wrap real APIs like Open-Meteo into clean, testable interfaces.A practical guide with a working Minimal API example, sho...
www.ottorinobruni.com
November 27, 2025 at 4:10 PM
🔌 Adapter Pattern in .NET – Wrap external libraries & APIs to decouple code, survive breaking changes & make testing a breeze! 🛠️ #dotnet #designpatterns #adapterpattern #csharp www.ottorinobruni.com/adapter-patt...
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I prefer an [error, data] over { error, data } for async operation results. Why? Because a tuple guarantees the order. Put the error first, which reminds the consumer to handle it. Object keys are order-insensitive and it's easy to forget to check for the "error" key.
![Snack-sized code snippet showing destructuring examples: object {data,error} marked wrong, array [error,data] marked correct with explanatory comments.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:dom5xpmepmtuk52jspdkb5sd/bafkreigo6mgb2gmxvx7xdj2ptevblwus6hiyunpyuymifewagcngtcevfy@jpeg)
November 27, 2025 at 2:37 PM
I prefer an [error, data] over { error, data } for async operation results. Why? Because a tuple guarantees the order. Put the error first, which reminds the consumer to handle it. Object keys are order-insensitive and it's easy to forget to check for the "error" key.
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To me, the whole idea of managing scope is antiquated and not particularly useful. It assumes a fixed up-front plan from which you can deviate. It assumes a schedule based on that up-front plan. However, scope defined upfront does not work, and it never has.
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November 25, 2025 at 11:52 PM
To me, the whole idea of managing scope is antiquated and not particularly useful. It assumes a fixed up-front plan from which you can deviate. It assumes a schedule based on that up-front plan. However, scope defined upfront does not work, and it never has.
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Another awesome Boston Code Camp yesterday is one for the books! Great turnout and a bunch of fabulous presentations. Many thanks to all the speakers, sponsors, organizers and attendees, and also to Microsoft for hosting.
November 23, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Another awesome Boston Code Camp yesterday is one for the books! Great turnout and a bunch of fabulous presentations. Many thanks to all the speakers, sponsors, organizers and attendees, and also to Microsoft for hosting.
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Today I'm attending Boston Code Camp 39. I went to "Responsible AI and Content Safety" by Veronika Kolesnikova and next I'll go to "Data Engineering with Microsoft Fabric" by John Miner #BCC39
www.bostoncodecamp.com/CC39/info
www.bostoncodecamp.com/CC39/info
Info - Boston Code Camp
www.bostoncodecamp.com
November 22, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Today I'm attending Boston Code Camp 39. I went to "Responsible AI and Content Safety" by Veronika Kolesnikova and next I'll go to "Data Engineering with Microsoft Fabric" by John Miner #BCC39
www.bostoncodecamp.com/CC39/info
www.bostoncodecamp.com/CC39/info
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The wildest part of the South End isn’t the brownstones… it’s that Boston built something beautiful, loved it, and then spent decades making sure no one could ever do it again anywhere in Massachusetts.
November 16, 2025 at 4:15 PM
The wildest part of the South End isn’t the brownstones… it’s that Boston built something beautiful, loved it, and then spent decades making sure no one could ever do it again anywhere in Massachusetts.
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<rant> A periodic reminder that Sprints, Backlogs, Daily Scrums, Scrum Boards, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, Points, Velocity, PIs, etc., have NOTHING AT ALL to do with "Agile." Agility comes from working small, delivering frequently for feedback from actual customers, and adapting based on
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November 15, 2025 at 7:00 PM
<rant> A periodic reminder that Sprints, Backlogs, Daily Scrums, Scrum Boards, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, Points, Velocity, PIs, etc., have NOTHING AT ALL to do with "Agile." Agility comes from working small, delivering frequently for feedback from actual customers, and adapting based on
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⚠️ VERIFICATION SCAM WARNING - We will NEVER DM you about account verification. Messages from "Bluesky staff" or services offering to get your account verified through DMs are scams. Report and block immediately. 5/10
November 14, 2025 at 8:00 PM
⚠️ VERIFICATION SCAM WARNING - We will NEVER DM you about account verification. Messages from "Bluesky staff" or services offering to get your account verified through DMs are scams. Report and block immediately. 5/10
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Boston Code Camp is coming up one week from today (Saturday Nov 22) - free registration is open thru Wednesday at 6pm. This is our 39th offering of a free developer's conference offering deep dives into the latest software development conference.https://buff.ly/f7l82Sz
November 15, 2025 at 1:30 PM
Boston Code Camp is coming up one week from today (Saturday Nov 22) - free registration is open thru Wednesday at 6pm. This is our 39th offering of a free developer's conference offering deep dives into the latest software development conference.https://buff.ly/f7l82Sz
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You cannot outsource accountability.
November 15, 2025 at 2:30 PM
You cannot outsource accountability.
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✨ NOW on .NET Conf 2025 ✨
AI-Powered Development with GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio
12:30 PM - 1:00 PM PST
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Follow the conversation: #dotNETConf #VisualStudio2026 #GitHubCopilot
AI-Powered Development with GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio
12:30 PM - 1:00 PM PST
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Follow the conversation: #dotNETConf #VisualStudio2026 #GitHubCopilot
November 11, 2025 at 8:15 PM
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AI-Powered Development with GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio
12:30 PM - 1:00 PM PST
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Follow the conversation: #dotNETConf #VisualStudio2026 #GitHubCopilot
AI-Powered Development with GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio
12:30 PM - 1:00 PM PST
Join us LIVE ➡️ msft.it/63325tHU6H
Follow the conversation: #dotNETConf #VisualStudio2026 #GitHubCopilot
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Join us LIVE at #dotNetConf as we launch .NET 10 and VS2026! We are live with demos and details for the next three days! www.dotnetconf.net
.NET Conf 2025
Join the .NET Conf 2025 free virtual event November 11-13 2025 to learn about the newest developments across the .NET platform, open source, and dev tools. Mark your calendar!
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November 11, 2025 at 3:53 PM
Join us LIVE at #dotNetConf as we launch .NET 10 and VS2026! We are live with demos and details for the next three days! www.dotnetconf.net
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Welcome to .NET 10 & Visual Studio 2026
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM PST
Join us LIVE ➡️ msft.it/63320tHoXo
Welcome to .NET 10 & Visual Studio 2026
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November 11, 2025 at 3:46 PM
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Welcome to .NET 10 & Visual Studio 2026
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Welcome to .NET 10 & Visual Studio 2026
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Exciting news: I’m hosting a free 45-min Lightning Lesson with @emmabostian.bsky.social on how to land your first Engineering Manager role:
⚡️ Standout skills
⚡️ How to express interest
⚡️ What to expect early on
📅 Nov 20 @ 12PM ET
💻 Zoom
🔗 maven.com/p/1a81d0/lan...
⚡️ Standout skills
⚡️ How to express interest
⚡️ What to expect early on
📅 Nov 20 @ 12PM ET
💻 Zoom
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Land Your First Role as an Engineering Manager
Breaking into management can feel like a black box, especially if you’ve never had a manager walk you through the process. This session offers a transparent look at what it takes to land your first EM...
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November 7, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Exciting news: I’m hosting a free 45-min Lightning Lesson with @emmabostian.bsky.social on how to land your first Engineering Manager role:
⚡️ Standout skills
⚡️ How to express interest
⚡️ What to expect early on
📅 Nov 20 @ 12PM ET
💻 Zoom
🔗 maven.com/p/1a81d0/lan...
⚡️ Standout skills
⚡️ How to express interest
⚡️ What to expect early on
📅 Nov 20 @ 12PM ET
💻 Zoom
🔗 maven.com/p/1a81d0/lan...
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Remember that MSW has dropped Jest support more than a year ago:
github.com/mswjs/msw/b...
We do not address any issues related to Jest/JSDOM. You have a far better chance reporting them to those tools instead. MSW relies on global, standard APIs. *That* is what we're supporting.
github.com/mswjs/msw/b...
We do not address any issues related to Jest/JSDOM. You have a far better chance reporting them to those tools instead. MSW relies on global, standard APIs. *That* is what we're supporting.
msw/decisions/jest-support.md at 5b57874ce6d7ea29d175a5b7d6ef358b47d75e5a · mswjs/msw
Industry standard API mocking for JavaScript. Contribute to mswjs/msw development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
November 9, 2025 at 10:07 AM
Remember that MSW has dropped Jest support more than a year ago:
github.com/mswjs/msw/b...
We do not address any issues related to Jest/JSDOM. You have a far better chance reporting them to those tools instead. MSW relies on global, standard APIs. *That* is what we're supporting.
github.com/mswjs/msw/b...
We do not address any issues related to Jest/JSDOM. You have a far better chance reporting them to those tools instead. MSW relies on global, standard APIs. *That* is what we're supporting.
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windows performance analyzer is a fantastic tool. i usually don't expect such high polish on a developer-oriented tool, but the team has certainly knocked it out of the park. cc @us.graphics :)
November 7, 2025 at 7:16 AM
windows performance analyzer is a fantastic tool. i usually don't expect such high polish on a developer-oriented tool, but the team has certainly knocked it out of the park. cc @us.graphics :)
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Made a site where you can practise Old English scansion. You get given a half-line and have to select which of Sievers's five types it belongs to.
Just Beowulf for now, but that's 6364 half-lines to be getting on with: dgplacenames.github.io/scansion/
[Data: clasp.ell.ox.ac.uk/]
Just Beowulf for now, but that's 6364 half-lines to be getting on with: dgplacenames.github.io/scansion/
[Data: clasp.ell.ox.ac.uk/]
November 7, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Made a site where you can practise Old English scansion. You get given a half-line and have to select which of Sievers's five types it belongs to.
Just Beowulf for now, but that's 6364 half-lines to be getting on with: dgplacenames.github.io/scansion/
[Data: clasp.ell.ox.ac.uk/]
Just Beowulf for now, but that's 6364 half-lines to be getting on with: dgplacenames.github.io/scansion/
[Data: clasp.ell.ox.ac.uk/]
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“PowerShell was, is, and always will be about the user community… whatever tool makes you successful, that’s the tool you should use.” - @jsnover.com , inventor of PowerShell
This mindset is what makes the PowerShell community so special. It’s never been about one tool or one way.
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This mindset is what makes the PowerShell community so special. It’s never been about one tool or one way.
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November 7, 2025 at 5:31 PM
“PowerShell was, is, and always will be about the user community… whatever tool makes you successful, that’s the tool you should use.” - @jsnover.com , inventor of PowerShell
This mindset is what makes the PowerShell community so special. It’s never been about one tool or one way.
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This mindset is what makes the PowerShell community so special. It’s never been about one tool or one way.
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Last week, @github.com released the 2025 Octoverse report.
Over 180 million developers contributed to more than a billion projects, and for the first time, TypeScript surpassed Python and JavaScript.
Activity is at a record high, with more contributors, repos, and experimentation than ever.
Over 180 million developers contributed to more than a billion projects, and for the first time, TypeScript surpassed Python and JavaScript.
Activity is at a record high, with more contributors, repos, and experimentation than ever.
November 7, 2025 at 10:32 PM
Last week, @github.com released the 2025 Octoverse report.
Over 180 million developers contributed to more than a billion projects, and for the first time, TypeScript surpassed Python and JavaScript.
Activity is at a record high, with more contributors, repos, and experimentation than ever.
Over 180 million developers contributed to more than a billion projects, and for the first time, TypeScript surpassed Python and JavaScript.
Activity is at a record high, with more contributors, repos, and experimentation than ever.
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so i finally updated my pc to windows 11, and poked around to test some things.
If you want to disable RECALL all you gotta do is open CMD in admin mode and run this command: " dism /online /disable-feature /featurename:Recall "
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If you want to disable RECALL all you gotta do is open CMD in admin mode and run this command: " dism /online /disable-feature /featurename:Recall "
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November 2, 2025 at 7:58 AM
so i finally updated my pc to windows 11, and poked around to test some things.
If you want to disable RECALL all you gotta do is open CMD in admin mode and run this command: " dism /online /disable-feature /featurename:Recall "
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If you want to disable RECALL all you gotta do is open CMD in admin mode and run this command: " dism /online /disable-feature /featurename:Recall "
💜