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November 26, 2024tags: gatsby
This site is not really active, but I have not abandoned it.
This site is not really active, but I have not abandoned it.
I got tired of managing Azure blob storage and switched over to using Git LFS for my Photo Gallery. This has resulted in an insane performance boost to the page, so much so that I’ve unlimited it and now 500+ images will load, lazily, as you scroll down the page. This is a great improvement and just…
You can change the owner of a Flow if you are the creator of the Flow or if you have Global Admin privileges in the tenant. Sample Output: Copy the and properties to variables. Also, you can use PowerShell to disable or enable flows, which can help if the above commands do not work as expected…
Objective Let’s say we’ve exported data from our accounting system. Rather than displaying one row for each record, our system uses many rows for each order. Plus, the orders have a variable number of rows. In other words, some orders have 4 rows while others have 3 and so on. This is illustrated…
This song is just something I threw together on Saturday morning. It needs work, which I probably won’t be able to put in for another two weeks.
I finally settled on some cover art for the album Why Won’t You Marry Me?, which I’ve had queued up for a few weeks already. The album is now available on Spotify, SoundCloud, Bandcamp, and other major streaming platforms as well.
I recently upgraded to Gatsby v4 and in so doing re-created the site from scratch using a generic starter. The redesign is welcome because the old one was causing me a lot of headaches from the constant compatibility warnings. However, the new version also seems to perform much worse, in that pages…