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The 80s were probably the worst decade in the history of #music. A diarrhoea accident, sprayed all over the (dance)floor, with a few solid chunks in it (U2, Sonic Youth, Iron Maiden, David Bowie, Pixies...).
Replying to @AndersNoren_IT
Ah ah :D I thought about making a hole in the floor but I was too lazy.
Replying to @cl
Thanks @cl . It's the Ikea Idasen.
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I'm pretty much done with my standing desk setup. Pretty happy with that :)
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That's awesome. Congratulations ! I'm planning to take it too, in a few weeks.
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Mathieu Buisson retweeted
Have plans and or goals to obtain certifications in 2020? In my latest blog post I dive into the habits, routines, and methods I use to study for exams. duffney.io/AZ103-StudyGuide #Azure #certification #Habits
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Replying to @devblackops
The road to helm is paved with good intentions 😜
What's the one workload you seem to be deploying over and over again on #Azure where you could use some good example templates or pre-built images? IaaS, PaaS whatever. Please RT for visibility. #azops #azurefamily #mvpbuzz #Microsoftcloud #cloud
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Azure Frontdoor (with multiple backend pools).
This is long overdue. Especially given that this has been available for linux VMs for a quite a while !
Many of you are going to love this: Public preview of #AzureAD support for Windows VM's in Azure is live. Greatly simplifies securing your IaaS deployments! techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
Even more so when the release steps (especially the tests) all show up green !
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Replying to @PSAdm
Yeah, but admittedly intellisense will never be as great as with a statically typed language like C#, TypeScript, etc... But better intellisense and proper HCL2 support are coming to the Terraform VSCode extension, thanks to the language server : github.com/juliosueiras/terr…
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Replying to @PSAdm
Wait until something doesn't work as expected and you have no way of knowing what is going on because you cannot run your code in a debugger. I've been there, this was the most frustrating dev experience I've ever had.
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