Publication
Premium technical publication on Copilot Studio, Microsoft Foundry, GitHub Copilot, and practical AI implementation guidance.
Starting April 24, 2026, GitHub uses consumer interaction data for AI training. What that means, who is affected, and how to opt out — in case you haven't already.
Practical implementation notes, architecture decisions, and field-tested guidance.
Why intensive AI use can cause mental exhaustion, based on March 2026 research by BCG and UC Riverside.
A recap of AI Shift 2026 at Microsoft in Vienna, focusing on Copilot Studio, agents, Foundry and AI Governance.
A look at the system requirements for Windows Server 2025 and what changed compared to previous versions, including RAM recommendations and Server Core quirks.
A T-SQL script to view all current indexes of a SQL Server table, including index names, types, key ordinals, and column names.
How to transfer Microsoft Authenticator MFA to a new phone – including the special steps needed for guest accounts in other tenants.
A quick PowerShell one-liner to strip formatting from your clipboard – plus how to turn it into a taskbar shortcut.
Troubleshooting an Azure Lab Services publishing issue that takes 5–6 hours without result – and the workaround that helped.
A quick PowerShell one-liner to verify that all paths in your PSModulePath environment variable actually exist.
How to convert a PowerShell array into a single string using -join.
An overview of the four PowerShell profiles, how they load, what order they run in, and what to put in them as an automation engineer.
When a user is added to an AD Group that grants SCSM permissions, the portal doesn't update immediately – here's the fix.
A surprising PowerShell gotcha: foreach and ForEach-Object behave differently with null and empty variables. Here's what actually happens.
A simple PowerShell trick to sort strings numerically using -as [int] – essential when dealing with version numbers or ID strings.
Three ways to add property names to a plain PowerShell array so you can access elements via named properties instead of index positions.
A PowerShell script to find and delete leftover user directories on a Terminal Server from users who no longer have AD group membership.