#100DaysToOffload is a simple concept that Kev Quirk thought of one day. The rationale behind the whole thing is to challenge people to write on their personal blog every day for 100 days. Find out more by heading over to https://100daystooffload.com/. The '100' Photo is by 🇨🇠Claudio Schwarz | @purzlbaum on Unsplash
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I was hoping to have a little more time to compose something today that had a little structure. I had an idea or two this morning before my brain melted out of my ears reading through the Azure AD roles and permissions documentation and then figuring out how best to
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I had a couple of good ideas for this post last night, I knew I should have made a note of them at the time. Nevermind, pointless babble it is. A few days ago, Kev@Fosstodon (I'm beginning to see a pattern here already) asked people to link
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Last night, Kev@Fosstodon suggested 100 Days to Offload, an alternative to 100 Days of Code. Something to get people writing regularly. I've been meaning to get back to flexing my blog muscles again for a while and this seems like a good excuse to give it a