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From SharePoint Server to Sitefinity, to Angular, to SharePoint Online, to Unily, to M365... Never a dull moment!

snapshot from a conversation with Microsoft Copilot about SD card speeds and reliability. The reaction when Copilot learns that the SD card discussed was going to be used in an MP3 player is hilarious: In that case, the Samsung PRO Ultimate is hilariously overqualified for the job. That card could handle RAW 4K drone footage mid-hurricane, and here it is... destined to spend its days playing chill tunes through a Bluetooth speaker. It's like hiring a Michelin-star chef to microwave popcorn. For the speaker, even the SanDisk Ultra U1 cards would be more than sufficient—honestly, you could go cheaper and still be fine. Unless you're planning to drop the speaker into a volcano or use it as a DJ rig at Glastonbury, you can save yourself the extra expense and go basic.
snapshot from Raindrop.io where the word "soupline" has been entered in the search and 0 bookmarks are found when the option "Search Everywhere" is selected.
Snapshot from Kasperksy Full Scan reporting an estimated 2 days of scanning
Original pop-up message displayed to an account holder when they click to remove another account from the M365 Family subscription they're an organiser of (they = the account holder). The text reads: Stop sharing with ??? (account name)? Their storage will be reduced to 5GB. They'll need to decide what to keep on the cloud and what to download to your devices. If they're using over 5GB of storage, they won't be able be unable to create or edit Microsoft 365 files. They'll lose their 60 Skepy minutes per month.
Lenovo Yoga 14 error message at boot reading the following: Setup Confirmation Default Boot Device Missing or Boot Failed. Insert Recovery Media nad Hit any key. Then Select 'Boot Manager' to choose a new Boot Device or to Boot Recovery Media
screenshot from a Power Apps "Calorie Count" application showing a logged week. Each day is made up of the following information: Caloric surplus or deficit, date, active day number, BMR, consumed calories, burnt calories through exercise, net calories for the day, week number. Each day is also marked with a green check or red X to show whether there was a caloric deficit (green) or surplus (red) on that day. The line that prints whether there was a deficit or surplus is colour coded green or red depending on whether it was an active or lazy day, i.e. green for days with a workout, red for days without a workout. At the bottom of the app, there's a weekly calorie aggregator that attempts to project the caloric deficit/surplus at the end of the week, based on the days already logged in the app.