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Dew Drop – April 4, 2025 (#4397)

Top links in the tech industry include updates on Babylon.js 8.0, Pluralsight benefits, and Microsoft's 50th-anniversary event speculations.
Articles cover topics like scalable document signing, Azure tasks in VS Code, C# 14 key features, and AI model updates.
In the design and testing realm, discussions range from refactoring methods to audio designers revolutionizing digital experiences.
Content related to mobile, IoT, and game development includes insights on visualizing coal consumption trends and Raspberry Pi projects.
Screencasts and videos cover HTML writing efficiency, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's interview, and the.NET MAUI community standup.
Podcasts feature talks on personal branding, AI, and agile methodologies, while community events discuss vulnerability impacts and Imagine Cup finalists.
Database topics explore SQL Server stored procedures, Oracle Database features, and database security in DevSecOps.
The SharePoint and M365 section includes updates on SharePoint roadmap pitstops and Microsoft 365 certification controls.
PowerShell articles delve into remoting in workgroup environments and announce the Warp Preview for PowerShell.
Miscellaneous articles touch on Windows 11 builds, tariffs' impact, new tech releases like Rust 1.86.0, and the availability of a miniature Windows 365 Link PC.
Daily reading lists, a geek shelf recommendation, and more link collections provide a variety of tech-related insights and resources.

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Stéphane Graber: LXC/LXCFS/Incus 6.0.4 LTS release

LXC/LXCFS/Incus 6.0.4 LTS release
LXC 6.0.4 LTS: Switch to the Zabbly MAC address prefix, new lxc-net config key to enable/disable IPv6, fixed ability to attach to non-root entry point application containers
LXCFS 6.0.4 LTS: Properly handling SLAB reclaimable memory in meminfo, handling empty cpuset strings, fixing potential sleep interval overflows
Incus 6.0.4 LTS: Highlights include instance network ACLs on bridge networks, enhanced QEMU scriptlets, VM memory dumps, and extended OVN network state information
Distrobuilder 3.2: Highlights include improved Windows driver handling, support for newer NixOS releases, systemd generator handling for newer Linux distributions, and support for Alpaquita

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Day - 5 at payilagam "Types of arguments"

In Python, there are different types of arguments that can be used in functions.
Default arguments allow for a predefined value if an argument is not provided.
Positional arguments require both parameters to be given to proceed.
Variable-length arguments (tuple) and keyword variable-length arguments (dictionary) can take multiple parameters.

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iPhone Users Report CarPlay Connectivity Issues With iOS 18.4 Update

Multiple iPhone users are reporting problems with CarPlay functionality after updating to iOS 18.4.
The most widespread issue is the lack of currently playing song information on the car's instrument panel.
Some users are unable to launch CarPlay after the update, requiring multiple reconnection attempts.
Apple has not yet acknowledged the CarPlay issues with iOS 18.4.

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The Microsoft Milestone: 50 Years On, It’s Personal

Microsoft celebrates its 50th anniversary, marking half a century of shaping the future of personal computing and technology.
Microsoft has played a significant role in the lives of many people, shaping how they work, learn, and communicate with its products and services, such as Windows, Microsoft Office, and Internet Explorer.
After facing criticism in the early 2000s, Microsoft underwent a transformative shift, focusing on software, services, and cloud infrastructure, and becoming more self-aware and adaptive to the changing times.
Microsoft's investments in artificial intelligence, accessibility, and sustainability have helped the company stay relevant and become a leading player in the tech industry.

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This Windows 11 update makes Start Menu much more desirable and usable again

Microsoft is testing a new interface for Start Menu on Windows 11, reducing the existing clutter of randomly interspersed apps and files.
The updated interface merges the Pinned and Recommended sections into a single section and adds a third section labelled All.
The overhauled Start Menu has a vertically scrolling layout and gives users the option to hide recommendations.
These changes are currently available in the latest Windows 11 Insider preview builds in the Dev and Beta channels.

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Apple TV+ hosts a special screening of ‘Government Cheese’

Apple TV+ hosted a special screening of ‘Government Cheese’ at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles.
The series, executive produced by and starring David Oyelowo, is a surrealistic family comedy set in the 1969 San Fernando Valley.
The Chambers family, with their unconventional family unit, is thrown into chaos when Hampton Chambers (played by David Oyelowo) is released from prison.
The 10-episode series will premiere on Apple TV+ on April 16, 2025.

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# 🚀 From Commands to Confidence: My Week with Linux Scripting

The author reflects on their week of learning and applying Linux scripting skills, realizing the need for improvement.
They describe working on a shell scripting project named Auto-Provision Me to set up a DevOps-ready Linux environment.
Challenges with managing users, groups, and a surprising problem with installing Podman are highlighted.
Despite initial setbacks, the author learns about package installation and authentication processes on Linux.
Another project mentioned is creating a system health monitor script in Bash for monitoring system performance.
The importance of practical projects in solidifying knowledge and converting theory into real-world skills is emphasized.
The author expresses interest in delving deeper into Git fundamentals for future learning and growth.
Encouragement is given to others to share their projects for mutual learning and motivation.
The article concludes with a message of staying curious, facing challenges, and maintaining confidence in one's abilities.
The author's journey showcases the iterative process of learning, overcoming obstacles, and gaining expertise in Linux scripting.

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Windows 11 tests taskbar icons that scale up and down like on a Mac

Microsoft is testing resizable taskbar icons in Windows 11 that can shrink as you open more apps or stay at a smaller size.
The feature is part of the latest Insider Preview Beta and offers options to show smaller taskbar buttons.
The resizable taskbar icons are reminiscent of the macOS dock, where icons get smaller as more applications or minimized windows are added.
The Insider Build also includes a larger Start menu layout with the ability to hide recommended recent apps and show all installed apps.

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iOS 18.5 lets you toggle Mail contact photos and message grouping by sender without leaving the app

Apple's iOS 18.5 and iPadOS 18.5 bring new options.
Users can now turn off contact photos and message grouping by sender in the Mail app.
The new setting requires fewer steps, making it more convenient for users.
These updates are currently being tested and will be released to the public in a few weeks.

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Apple reportedly testing OLED iPad mini display made by Samsung Display

Apple is reportedly testing a compact OLED display for its upcoming iPad mini, supplied by Samsung.
It is unclear if the OLED panel offers a refresh rate above the 60Hz LCD in the current iPad mini 7.
Previous reports suggest that an 8.5-inch OLED iPad mini is planned for a 2026 launch.
The iPad mini and iPad Air models might use single-stack LTPS panels, potentially resulting in lower brightness and no ProMotion support.

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Smaller AI models redefine what’s possible with Kubernetes

Kubernetes is playing a pivotal role in scaling and operationalizing AI, despite challenges in aligning its stateless architecture with AI’s stateful requirements.
Organizations are turning to Kubernetes as a foundation for experimental and enterprise-grade AI deployment to achieve real-world performance, cost-efficiency, and sustainability.
Kubernetes remains central to democratizing AI infrastructure, with a shift towards lightweight, domain-specific models that provide better results at lower costs.
The CNCF, supported by Red Hat, is helping standardize operations and drive convergence on shared benchmarks, ensuring sustainability, performance, and energy efficiency.

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Apple Intelligence Available in EU

Apple Intelligence features are now available in many new languages and accessible in nearly all regions.
iPhone and iPad users in the EU now have access to Apple Intelligence features.
There was confusion regarding the availability of Apple Intelligence on macOS Sequoia 15.4.
The Mac does not qualify as a Very Large Online Platform (VLOP), unlike iOS and iPadOS.

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Apple TV+ announces new comedic drama ‘The Husbands,’ starring Juno Temple

Apple TV+ announces new comedic drama ‘The Husbands,’ starring Juno Temple.
The Husbands is an eight-episode comedic drama based on the book of the same name by Holly Gramazio.
The plot follows Lauren, who returns home to find a stranger claiming to be her husband.
The series explores the concept of infinite supply of husbands and the idea of finding the right path in life.

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iPhone farms are sending out more 100,000 scam iMessages per day

Security researchers discovered that iPhone farms are dispatching over 100,000 scam iMessages daily.
Scammers are turning to iMessage to bypass spam and scam filters implemented by mobile carriers.
iMessages are encrypted, making it difficult to detect and block scam messages.
Scams commonly involve fake demands, shipping fees, and warnings about unpaid taxes.

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