ahamos

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Weirdo on a bike. IT stuff. Getting old but undeterred.

Screenshot of the Microsoft Sentinel admin console in Azure stating that Sentinel is moving to the Defender portal as of March 31, 2027.
Screenshot of Intune Roles Settings allowing unlicensed administrators access to the Intune dashboard.
Rosy maple moth
Retirement notice: Microsoft Entra Conditional Access Client App Grant retirement date on 30 June 2026
A footnote at the bottom of Message Center post MC1199765 about the migration of Purview roles into Entra explaining that the sync process will ignore PIM, which is causing admin alerts.
5 PowerShell options available in the MS Terminal app
My dog Juniper snuggling with 2 socks.
Image showing an ad for Virginia Mobile ID.
A chart showing a breakdown of a Zwift workout focused on alternating between 80rpm and 90rpm cadence. Interval data sits above each column showing average data for that interval, including average power, heart-rate, intensity (power as a percentage of functional threshold power), cadence, speed (irrelevant in this graph), and SPI, which evaluates the efficiency of power/cadence. Intervals with higher cadence (90rpm) typically have higher heart-rates, though this also follows the elevation contours of the course. During these intervals, it was easier to respond to variations in power without shifting gears, which is a main reason racing cyclists cite their preference for higher cadence. By contrast, lower cadence, or "dieseling", produced much flatter power and heart-rate with more shifting of gears to adjust to terrain. By 100 minutes, I could no longer reliably generate 90+ rpm for more than a minute at a time. Both cadences (80 and 90) were taxing to a system that generally settles around 85.
Veloviewer annual infographic showing how much time, distance, speed, and elevation I attained on the bike in 2025. 8880 miles, 435 hours, 380K ft of climbing.
My dog Junie wearing a festive "Happy New Year" tiara.
Sticky note that reads: "no more than 2 packs a day"
Signing a permission slip with a gigantic fuzzy blue pen
A policy in Office Config Service that has been changed, but provides no evidence of change.
Office Policy service setting managed by Microsoft baseline security mode in M365 Admin Center.
Image shows details of a new Microsoft baseline security setting with check-box enablement in M365 Admin Center. Clicking "save policy" creates a policy configuration in the Office Policy Service, but policies listed there show no timestamps for creation or modification.
Zava from ted lasso
Donald Trump, Elon Musk, Stephen Miller, and somehow a pair of Hegseths in a glam-rock/hair-metal band called "Flagrant Violation". They only play cover songs.
Image showing Microsoft's plan to deprecate and remove the Windows 365 web app in favor of the Windows App. boooooooooooooo
Microsoft Purview Retention Policy dialog box stating: "It will take up to a week to apply this policy to the locations you selected."
On Wednesday, House Minority Leader Todd Gilbert (R-Shenandoah), one of Youngkin’s key allies in the General Assembly, said he hasn’t kept up with the twists and turns of the federal spending freeze or workforce cuts because he’s too busy legislating. “I’ve heard a whiff of it,” Gilbert said in a brief interview. “But World War III could break out while we’re in session and I wouldn’t know it because I’m focused on what we’re doing here.”
"Laws are a threat made by the dominant socioeconomic ethnic group in a given nation. It's just the promise of violence that's enacted..."
A child's ride-on bouncy ball blocking a drainage culvert.
Image showing an Apple Adjustable Keyboard from 1993: a split keyboard design that kept the 6 as a right-hand key and left an oversized spacebar in the middle.
Untitled Goose Game screenshot showing the goose, under a table, holding a knife in his beak.
Darth Jar Jar
Dream Theater "The Studio Albums 1992 - 2011" box set