Posts from 2026

Posts from 2026 (12)

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  2026-03-24 4:06 a.m.

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  Koskila

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  outlook

  No, New Outlook (NEW) still can't subscribe to an online calendar

  This article explores the problematic task of adding an online calendar to New Outlook (NEW), and how to work around the issue by using Outlook on the web (OWA) instead. Background Now, unlike in Windows (at least in theory), on a Mac you can't change the default calendar app to something else than Apple Calendar. So if you click on a calendar link in an email, it will open in Apple Calendar - and if you want to subscribe to an online calendar, you better subscribe to it in Apple Calendar.

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  2026-03-17 3:24 a.m.

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  Koskila

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  mvpawardmvpbuzzmvpsummit

  USA - giving strong 'Not This Year' vibes 🥲

  What exactly is happening in the USA? The once-great country seems hell-bent on shooting themselves in the foot again, again and again, and knowing what a bad shot most people are, I've chosen to stay out of the line of fire this time around and canceled my travel plans. It bleeds my heart not to make it to the MVP Summit in person to meet up with all the amazing people, and of course to take the excuse to go on a little road trip to check some of the missing states off the map.

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  2026-03-10 9:43 a.m.

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  Koskila

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  copilotmicrosoft

  Microsoft's AI Revolution: $99/mo E7 Brings Copilot Cowork and Agent 365

  Yesterday, Microsoft announced the next big steps in their, I mean, everyone's AI journeys in the M365 space! Namely, we now know that Agent 365 is going to cost $15/user/month. It's still very unclear what do you get with the price exactly - but at least there's now a number!

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  2026-03-03 3:49 a.m.

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  Koskila

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  omniasharepointvalo-intranetSPat25

  Happy 25th birthday, SharePoint! 🎉

  This article is my love letter to the 25-year-old workhorse in the Microsoft ecosystem - SharePoint. Let me take you on a wild ride through my personal journey and love-hate relationship with SharePoint! Intro So on March 2nd, 2026, SharePoint turned 25 years old. It can now not only drive, but also vote and drink - hopefully not at the same time, even if drinking and voting DOES sound like a great time! My first day job in 2011 was a SharePoint developer.

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  2026-02-24 9:02 a.m.

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  Koskila

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  sharepointgraph-api

  How to use Graph Subscriptions to monitor changes on a SharePoint site?

  In this article, I'll show you how to get notified by Graph API about the latest changes like file updates in your SharePoint document library.

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  2026-02-17 4:21 a.m.

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  Koskila

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  gitgithubwindows

  Git failing with a Filename too long fatal: Could not reset index file to revision 'HEAD

  In this article I'll explain a simple way to fix the "Filename too long" error when using Git on Windows, which can be especially frustrating when it works fine on other platforms like macOS.

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  2026-02-10 4:38 a.m.

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  Koskila

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  Frontierm365M365Copilot

  Help! My Frontier Office Agents disappeared! What do?

  Did your Frontier Office Agents vanish without a trace? Don't panic—you're not alone. Many Microsoft 365 users have experienced the frustration of losing access to their custom Frontier Agents. The good news? They're not gone for good. In this guide, we'll show you exactly where your missing Office Frontier Agents went and how to find them again using the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. Background So you had access to the Frontier Office Agents in your Microsoft 365 tenant.

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  2026-02-03 2:43 a.m.

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  Koskila

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  m365m365agentssdksessions

  Thank you Cloud Tech Tallinn 2026!

  Ever had one of those conferences that are fun, informative, and did I say - fun? No matter whether you're a speaker or an attendee, Cloud Tech Tallinn 2026 was one of those! For me personally, what started as "hey, we should geek out on this new AI stuff" with Michael Maillot over half a year ago, turned into 45 minutes of pure Microsoft 365 Agents SDK goodness - and chaos! - complete with a demo that actually worked (yes, really!

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  2026-01-27 4:47 a.m.

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  Koskila

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  m365sessionsM365AgentsSDK

  At Cloud Tech Townhall Tallinn 26? Come say hi!

  If you are attending CTTT26 in the beautiful city of Tallinn on January 29-30, come say hi! I will be there both days, and would love to chat about all the exciting things happening in the world of Microsoft 365 and AI agents. In 2025, I had the pleasure to present at CTTT25 , and it was a fantastic experience. That's why I was super thrilled to be accepted as a speaker again this year!

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  2026-01-20 3:45 a.m.

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  Koskila

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  outlookmicrosoft365

  How to edit members in a M365 Group or Distribution list?

  Stop sending mail to the wrong people because Microsoft buried the controls behind two completely different and hidden UIs. This guide shows how to edit members of M365 (Unified) Groups and classic Distribution Lists using Outlook Web and the Exchange admin center, safely and without accidentally granting Teams or SharePoint access to your entire vendor list.

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  2026-01-13 6:26 a.m.

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  Koskila

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  aksazure

  What do you do when AKS randomly changes IP address?

  A working service can stop answering overnight when the IP beneath your AKS ingress changes — and when DNS records or firewall rules depend on that address, the fallout can be immediate and painful! This article explains why AKS sometimes changes public IPs, how to tell whether your cluster uses a single address or separate inbound/outbound addresses, and practical steps to prevent surprises or recover quickly when the IP does change.

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  2026-01-06 2:33 p.m.

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  Koskila

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  blazoryearreviewwordpress

  Copilot, Blazor, and a Mac Mini in a Pear Tree — koskila.net in 2025

  It’s that end‑of‑year ritual again — a short pause to look back at what actually happened, what broke, and what was surprisingly useful. This year mixed wins with plenty of frustration: Frustration with unreliable hardware and Windows, cold start with macOS, the challenge of balancing family, work, and personal projects with speaking at conferences again; and of course the ongoing learning path with agentic software development.

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