It's very simple really. There are Drives and Sites. You can find your Sites in Teams where they are called Channels. Or Files in Channels. Sites are also in SharePoint. Drives are also in SharePoint but you can't access them that way except by accident. Libraries are Groups that are also Files (but Teams calls these Knowledge Bases). You can save things in Notebooks which are saved in a Drive but can also contain Drives or Sites (but not Teams, which are what Teams calls Teams and where Channels are stored, which SharePoint and OneDrive call Sites). Copilot is both a way to access Sites and Drives, and a way to produce lies. Nobody knows what 365 means. If all of this is overwhelming, consider speaking to your administrator about whether Microsoft Death is right for you.
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David Adam
@zanchey@aus.social
Western Australian general practitioner (not a Candian dermatologist or Victorian cardiologist).
fish shell committer.
I worked in IT before I became a doctor, so of course I ended up in health IT.
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insects and spiders
I'm camping in the Kimberley (far north of Western Australia) and there's a lot of moths and other insects flying around every light.
The shower block has a number of resident spiders on the ceiling who are absolutely cleaning up. No moths on you while you wash, and you can watch the show if you are into that sort of thing (I absolutely am).
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fish has now made it far enough into the collective consciousness that it can be used to punctuate a joke, which I quite like #fishshell
Edit: two jokes, and I will say the comparison to malware is justified - thanks to years of focus on making it easy to install and use!
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@jwdt@mastodon.social I just found out how much code signing certificates cost for Windows and I think that's probably keeping more than a few lights on
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@cks@mastodon.social for sure - we used to have a single SSL box for the computer club that proxied everything else via Apache or DNAT
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@Blacksmithoz well, you and I don't need certified rope. I don't think that reporting was accurate at the time, and it's certainly not accurate now
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@mjg59@nondeterministic.computer that explains the massive uptick in marketing over the last few months I guess
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I ended up talking to one of the kitchen staff about something else a few weeks later and asked about my dinner that night. "Well we don't do that, but she wouldn't take no for an answer, so it was just easier to make you up a plate to get her off the phone."
Thanks to all my #nursing colleagues, whether or not they've yelled at someone until a junior doctor gets fed.
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I was a surgical intern, and as so often happens had managed to get to 7 pm without lunch, dinner or a wee. I was feeling a bit sorry for myself knowing I was about to go to theatre without a chance to do any of those things and someone in agency scrubs who I hadn't met before overheard me.
"What are you sighing about?"
"Oh, I've been here since 7, I've got all these jobs, I have to go to theatre and I haven't had lunch or dinner yet." (Classic PGY1 malaise)
"Where's your hospital meal?"
"My what?"
"The meal that you get for being here in the evening?"
"I don't think that's a thing."
"That's ridiculous. You've been here 12 hours, they need to feed you. I'm ringing the kitchen."
"I—" and she was gone.
Ten minutes later she walked in with a steaming hospital trolley tray and I scarfed down some roast lamb before scrubbing. She was gone by the time I got back and I never saw her again.
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@s0@cathode.church my knots book shows this and notes "The perfect coil yields twisted rope - the twisted coil yields perfect rope"
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Switching to SFTP works but involves so much more mucking around to get working in CI :-(
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@Blacksmithoz I don't think that's true. There was an update to the road regulations to require certified ropes in some situations, but it's not illegal to use rope completely - the changes just brought us in line with other states
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@noodle@aus.social have you done apt update? apt policy linux-image-amd64 will show you whether apt thinks there are new versions available
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@hailey@hails.org it appears the back button is no longer supported
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