Incredibly underrated...

My rhombus of doubt, previously undescribed prior to this Tweet, is larger than I care to admit at this time.

I guess this renders the Derek Zoolander problem moot.

The more you know... This is nice.

It's fascinating to think of the oodles of really great software that did amazing things, that no one will ever know about because no one uses anymore. Not this of course.

Saw this sign at a company parking lot. I've never seen IT get such respect. Dang near brings a tear to my eye...

RIP, sir. amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/03/24…

Read through, take notes, and take action if applicable...

Oh back in the innocent days of the Internet...

"Everything that glitters ain't gold, and every gold record doesn't glitter. That's for damn sho." - Binary Star youtu.be/ZAemgduydTo

I truly believe I'm a better Chainsaw-er because I've had to stack the wood. The wood dictates how easy the chop will go. I've used a very similar tool like this, hooked up to a tractor - didn't make it easier. But, good luck I guess?

This is so correct!

Real question. Real answer. Really refreshing.

Basic things to threat hunt: Brand new applications in the environment. No seriously, how many brand spanking new applications truly come on board in a global environment of managed assets? Weekly? Is it tens? You can hunt that. Is it hundreds? Why?

Just got back from Singapore... Still fully agree with this statement!!

Who are the most underappreciated developers at Microsoft ? I'd like to suggest the devs building Edge on Chromium for Linux client installs... However, thank you for making OneNote work great in Edge on Linux!

Paraphrasing Mike Conley's postgame interview with Sir Alan Horton: "We're not merely interested in a solar eclipse. We're howling to land on the moon..." Alan Horton