Yea I do find that often there is no bandcamp page, or it’s 5 years old with no new albums. In those cases my next check is qobiz as they tend to have more large artists.

That will never happen unless CEOs can actually explain what they want.

The basic stats I can see are the prompt count, number of active days, and last active date. By default reports are anonymised but that can be turned off by the admin.

Iirc paid licenses let you do data purview searches on prompts. But I can’t see that in my one as we only use the basic.

If you do ever end up in that situation again, (or someone else is,) you can download the notebook by moving it into a folder in OneDrive. Then go to the web and use the option to download the folder. That will zip up the folder, with the real one drive files inside.

You’ll still need to find an app to import them into your new note taker though.

A 4x4 will give you extra power. But not extra stopping power. My guess is they assume that they could just drive normal due to this.

A Microsoft employee stared one of my GitHub repos. Not sure they are even still an employee.

He needs to use a mta that supports arc sealing and setup his Google workspace to accept the arc from his server. Pretty sure Google also supports connectors for email so he could even just have Google accept all emails from his ip. I suspect he is cheaping out and doesn’t want to pay Google for a business grade service.

I don’t care what he did in the past, it is obvious he is not an up-to-date email admin. Using free consumer accounts as your primary email, is not a defendable position for anyone other than the self employed.

I can confirm that we should all be making chocolate chip cookies. I can’t confirm any of the other stuff.

No way to skip the animations maybe? There was like a 3 second animation for everything, it really interrupted the flow for me.

I keep thinking of 67 as a cargo cult meme. You see the older gens making in jokes that just appear to be random words (when your not in on it.) So why not just take a random number and do the same?

If I ran mb, I would be cautious importing the data directly. I’m sure Spotify would consider it trade information and go after anyone directly using it. However if a few million people added the tracks with individual edits then it probably won’t take too long.

When no one is QA, everyone becomes QA.

Ok so this one is someone trying to move to “the cloud.”

They had a database they used. It was on a server in the office. We were tasked to clone the db server to a hosted VM. Due to order of creation this got put on a new host without anything yet on it.

They needed a site to site VPN to keep privacy, that was all fine. However after the clone and during testing, their guy there said that this one part was really slow. We take a look and everything is good with performance of the server and of the VPN. I have to pop on to take a look.

It was in an office app and written in VB. (I forgot which one.) It was indeed slower on the hosted server. So I took a look at the function (he got it up for me) and I could instantly tell the issue.

This part was a lookup page that searched for you input. The function retrieved the entire table, then filtered the results in the client. I explained that transferring the whole table over the internet would be slower than on the local lan.

This guy said he originally wrote this, but “forgot VB.”

In the end they decided not to update the app or keep the server in the office, but instead they rented some VDIs in the same data centre as the db.

Great! We can get (almost) a whole year of using it with Exchange Online before EWS is turned off!

I once saw someone get an ad for the new phone as a notification on their current one. They had never had a notification from Samsung like that before. At that point I knew they would build in advertising for all their other products in to the products.

I have never bought a Samsung device since. Some people I know live them, but it put me off so much.

No way, those gem costs are way off, they have to be just larger than one of the packs. Minutes would cost 550 so that you either need to buy 2 500s or a 1250 pack.

Probably unrelated, domain spoofing is common, but miss-configured mail servers will accept those emails and process auto replies. They can also abuse input forms to try and send out emails, but that typically does not have much control over content.

If you are getting more emails than you can deal with, than can be used to try and mask other emails by burying them in a large email volume. In that case you should be looking for emails from important accounts you do own (eg banking.)

No mention of ms edit? I feel this won’t last.

That’s watts multiplied by time, aka energy.

I bet there are other appropriate users, but this one was discovered by someone and it does everything they want to do, so is used for everything.