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💥 Your CPU just hit code that should never execute. But was it int 3 or ud2? 👀 int 3 → “there’s no code here†ud2 → “you reached an unreachable/undefined path†😬 Same crashy vibes. Very different debugging clues. ðŸ§ âš™ï¸ ðŸ‘‰ https://msft.it/6044aSk1y
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Anna Hoffman argues your database belongs in source control, just like your application code: https://msft.it/6048aSXvM
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Your browser just became a bouncer for sketchy requests. Daniel Roth shows how it stops CSRF attacks before they even land. Dive into the full session: https://msft.it/6047aSX97
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SPA feel. No WebAssembly. No SignalR connection running 24/7. Daniel Roth pulls it off anyway. See how: https://msft.it/6043aSrLT
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That's semantic search. Yo-Lei Chen breaks down how SQL Server's vector data types pull it off, no exact keyword required. See how: https://msft.it/6045aSrlx
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A 40-terabyte database, restored in seven minutes. ✨ Bob Ward explains how. See the full explanation and more: https://msft.it/6045aSRYZ
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Yes, this is WinForms. Klaus Loeffelman shows what modern WinForms actually looks like in the .NET 11 preview, and it's not what you remember. See it for yourself: https://msft.it/6041aoirS
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Windows on Itanium had an elegantly simple approach to hot-patching that feels surprisingly modern. 🤯 Dive into the low-level OS engineering, instruction layouts, and compatibility tricks that made patching live systems possible without the complexity you might expect. âš™ï¸ Kernel craftsmanship. Architecture history. Pure Raymond Chen goodness. 📖 Read the blog: https://msft.it/6049aojtL
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