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Peter Ritchie 💭 retweeted
What should the future of .NET look like? Let’s hear your take. Share your needs, ideas, and everyday experiences in the 2026 State of .NET survey. 🔗 msft.it/6012aakDI
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They offer the Surface USB4 dock when purchasing a Surface laptop ultra. But anything with USB-C would work. microsoft.com/en-us/d/surfac…
I don't have a family doctor in Canada (on waiting list since I moved back) so I can't make an appointment. So, I have to go to walk-in or ER and be triaged. Waiting most of a day is "normal".
I think the key is going early to avoid cummulative delays. At 4pm, you've got the time 10 appointments went over to push your appointment time 😔
I assumed that was like notebook.google.com, where the content is outside the general model (I assume embeddings). But when uploading anything to anyone you effectively give up most rights to that content.
Time/budget is kind of a catch-all. Dealing with old dependencies takes time (and time is money). Having done a few modernizations, one big obstacle are inter-solution Nugets, modernizing all those in an order that does not break the builds takes planning.
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Again, only if I have to. There's been a few times I've downloaded something, it's asked for personal data, and I exited and uninstalled because I felt it shouldn't need that data or I don't care enough about what it's doing to allow it.
"Trust" really isn't part of it. I don't give my data unless I have to, that doesn't mean I trust its use. :/
Peter Ritchie 💭 retweeted
If your app can't work without a package, API, database, identity provider, or cloud service, that's part of your architecture.
Even if it isn't on the diagram.
Know who owns it, how it fails, and what happens when it changes.
#SoftwareArchitecture
Saving a new file in Microsoft @Office with multiple @onedrive accounts has no way of differentiating which account it will save to:
ALT The Choose a location drop-down from Microsoft (Excel) when saving a new file the first time showing "Documents OneDrive - Personal" three times with no way to differentiate them.