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Today's blog post is all about Microsoft Security Certifications. Why? Because when I was trying to figure out where to start and how to navigate through the certifications, I couldn't find a clear answer. So, I decided to put together this post to simplify things and give you a clear certification path (and even some infographics) for starting your journey into Microsoft’s
As cloud environments grow more complex, keeping track of every resource within an Azure subscription can quickly become overwhelming. Whether you're managing a small deployment or an enterprise-scale environment, the need for a comprehensive overview of your resources is essential for maintaining control, ensuring compliance, and optimizing costs. This is where Azure Resource Inventory (ARI)
When using Git on the command line, you may encounter a challenge with the default editor when writing commit messages.
While typically, you can use the -m flag to include the commit message directly in the command like git commit -m "My commit text", sometimes you may need to amend a commit or accidentally run git commit without specifying a commit message. In these instances, you might be
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In the world of fitness and personal training, keeping track of exercise repetitions is crucial for tracking progress, setting goals, and ensuring proper form. While manually counting reps can be tedious and error-prone, modern computer vision techniques offer a more accurate and convenient solution. On top of that, there's a huge value in processing historical data (time series analysis),
If you're a computer vision enthusiast or a deep learning practitioner working on pose estimation tasks, you'll know that leveraging the power of GPUs can significantly accelerate your computations. However, setting up the required software stack can be a daunting task, especially on Windows machines. In this post, we'll walk through the steps to install CUDA Toolkit, cuDNN and TensorRT on a
As a Python developer, managing multiple versions of Python and their associated packages can quickly become a headache, especially when working on different projects with varying dependencies. This is where virtual environments come into play, allowing you to create isolated Python environments for each project and ensuring smooth development without conflicts. In this post, we'll explore how
A while ago, I filmed a YouTube video reviewing the new DELL XPS 9520 (a high-performing Windows laptop with a sturdy build and OLED screen). You can view this video on my YouTube channel:
It's an excellent machine, but not without small flaws. This is not my first XPS, and when it went to GA, you can expect that certain issues might not have been fixed in their entirety or could have been
This part is all about completing the pre-requisites. We've started with the board assembly in Part 1 here, and to proceed with the application development, we need to put the board together (which requires some soldering) and flash the Meadow OS to it.
Step 1
To complete this step, we would need the following:
1 Meadow board (aka 'base')
1 Wooden Wilderness Labs protoboard (or breadboard)
Today I'm talking about Meadow Hack Kit. If you're unfamiliar with this technology or want to learn more, keep reading. Meadow is a complete Enterprise-grade IoT platform that runs .NET applications on embeddable microcontrollers. It's a plug-and-play IoT library with a huge selection of peripheral drivers and a prototype-friendly developer kit that enables you to build prototypes on real
Today at Microsoft Ignite, the general availability of the next on-premises version of SharePoint Server (SharePoint Server Subscription Edition aka SPSE) has been announced.
Quoting Bill Baer (Senior Product Marketing Manager for SharePoint): SharePoint Server Subscription Edition represents the next step in the SharePoint Server journey emphasizing the specific needs of our on-premises