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Maybe nobody else needs a note to remember how to update an event in a M365 Group Calendar, but I do. And since I do, I figure it's worth documenting it here.

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.

This article explains how you can keep using Windows 10 for another year, even though Microsoft has officially ended support for it. Background (rant) I'm not going to lie - right now I would not buy a Windows computer.

This article explains the weird history of the M365 Skills offering, which has been renamed and rebranded more times than I can count.

This article explains how to fix error with error code AADSTS50196. This issue usually comes up with an error message somewhat like "The server terminated an operation because it encountered a client request loop.

This article serves as a simple glossary of important MSDN Subscriber links that I always forget - links that Microsoft keeps updating, that is!

Last week, Microsoft sent a surprise email to a number of customers. Delve blogs - the hated & loved self-serve internal blogging platform on Office 365 is getting axed.

I'm trying out new, more long-form content on this blog - tell me what you think about it in the comments section below!

Note : While this was originally posted around the Christmas of 2018, and some company or seller names might not be relevant as scammers come and go, the principles in this blog post seem to be valid from the early 2000s to probably until 2038 (when ...

This post describes the status of an ongoing issue in SharePoint Online, where the Managed Property "PictureThumbnailURL" will return null no matter what you do.

Every now and then, something like half of Microsoft's websites will suddenly stop working - this applies to at least Azure Portal , SharePoint Online sites, MSDN forums, Office Online, and probably a thousand other sites.

Microsoft keeps 14-day rolling backups of your SharePoint Online sites. That's awesome - no need to take backups anymore, right? Not so fast. It's not always so easy, and by just relying on these backups, you risk losing your data.