OSINT is the term you're looking for.
Edit: and this particular person was apparently talking about buying the data off signalhire.
OSINT usually consists of collecting all of the publicly available data on a "target" (person or company usually) and correlating it all together to reveal things not explicitly public (or at least not all in one spot). "Open source" intelligence. Term is used by military, intelligence agencies, and pen-testers.
Looks to me like a downspout that carries the "water" under the concrete and probably lets out somewhere else.
Little seal just vibing
Edit: Also, got an ex one of those seal pillows over a decade ago and I still miss it. Big body pillow sized one. One of the most comfy pillows I ever found.
Salad? Look at this dude and his bougie workplace. Due to budget cuts I only see coffee, tea, and depression as "fucking around accessories" at my workplace.
Might be because nearly my whole floor is tech workers though.
So it's not even a prototype, if it's legit then at best it's a design mockup.
Man, the service here is terrible.
I'm sorry, but if they weren't being paid for any further work they did, then they don't owe you anything. Blame the publisher.
We've never used it through Outlook. Only through Teams as a desktop app, as Planner directly in the Office 365 web portal, and by embedding the task board view into our Team group's SharePoint site.
I was just commenting on your conjecture about it potentially not working with Teams. It still does work with Teams.
Yeah, you can actually run C# code "inline" in it without having to compile to an exe, which is simulataneously really cool, kinda janky in practice, a bad idea, and pretty cursed.
There's definitely some weirdness with the syntax, and some odd footguns, but I've found those in most languages I've used for any considerable amount of time.
I work in an almost exclusively Windows environment, and the base version of PowerShell is preinstalled on all Windows stuff since I think Windows 7, with some really good integration with the Windows sysadmin tools. Not sure I'd reccomend it outside of that sort of environment.
I understand that, but it's literally in the preview text of the article (at least in the Jerboa app for android), and more importantly it's stated in the fucking body text of the post.
I didn't read the article either (this time). There's no excuse here.
People get upset about "tone policing" lately, but I can't just stay silent when it's this blatant that people are complaining about something that isn't even true.
Edit: I'm not seeing the comments that were talking about this as if they had removed the age minimum entirely now. Guess they've either been deleted or I blocked those users earlier and don't remember that I did that.
But then what am I supposed to do with this mass of gravel?