Ingmar Verheij
@ingmarverheij.bsky.social
Freelance Solution Architect 🖥️ | Technologist 🧑💻 | Digital Nomad IT 🏝️ | Modern Work-styles 🤝 | Podcaster 🎙
The new presenter overlay (introduced in macOS Sequoia) is my new favorite gimmick to add context to content I share on screen.
(this is not me on the picture)
(this is not me on the picture)
December 5, 2024 at 9:30 AM
The new presenter overlay (introduced in macOS Sequoia) is my new favorite gimmick to add context to content I share on screen.
(this is not me on the picture)
(this is not me on the picture)
Another meeting in which I surprised people with the built-in reactions of macOS. A lot of Mac users don't know they exist.
They're a bit of a gimmick, but in the right setting they positively contribute to the meeting vibe and build rapport.
support.apple.com/en-us/105117
They're a bit of a gimmick, but in the right setting they positively contribute to the meeting vibe and build rapport.
support.apple.com/en-us/105117
December 5, 2024 at 9:28 AM
Another meeting in which I surprised people with the built-in reactions of macOS. A lot of Mac users don't know they exist.
They're a bit of a gimmick, but in the right setting they positively contribute to the meeting vibe and build rapport.
support.apple.com/en-us/105117
They're a bit of a gimmick, but in the right setting they positively contribute to the meeting vibe and build rapport.
support.apple.com/en-us/105117
Been experimenting with some flows in Power Automate, which is pretty cool.
But having to upgrade to premium to do basic HTTP GET/POST commands does not fit my usecase.
What alternatives do you know that can retrieve remote JSON files and compare arrays?
But having to upgrade to premium to do basic HTTP GET/POST commands does not fit my usecase.
What alternatives do you know that can retrieve remote JSON files and compare arrays?
November 25, 2024 at 8:01 PM
Been experimenting with some flows in Power Automate, which is pretty cool.
But having to upgrade to premium to do basic HTTP GET/POST commands does not fit my usecase.
What alternatives do you know that can retrieve remote JSON files and compare arrays?
But having to upgrade to premium to do basic HTTP GET/POST commands does not fit my usecase.
What alternatives do you know that can retrieve remote JSON files and compare arrays?