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Why changing keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio isn’t as simple as it seems

A straight look at what’s behind the keys We’ve all tried unlearning a keyboard shortcut - it feels like forgetting how to breathe. Muscle memory doesn’t mess around. We wrestle with this every time someone suggest a “quick” shortcut change. It’s not just editing a keybinding...
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Unlocking New Possibilities: Microsoft Azure Hyperscale AI Computing with H200 GPUs Accelerates Secure AI Innovation in Azure for U.S. Government Secret and Top Secret

As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries and redefine the boundaries of innovation, Microsoft is proud to announce a leap forward in secure, high-performance computing in our Secret and Top Secret clouds: the integration of NVIDIA H200 Tensor Core GPUs into Azure’s AI...
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Resolving an ambiguity in the Windows clipboard automated text conversion table

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Raymond Chen
Who goes first?
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Retirement of Global Personal Access Tokens in Azure DevOps

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Angel Wong
In the new year, we’ll be retiring the Global Personal Access Token (PAT) type in Azure DevOps. Global PATs allow users to authenticate across all accessible organizations. While this can feel convenient, a single credential with broad reach creates a concentrated security risk —...
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Dec 11, 2025
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Studying the various locale mismatch scenarios in Windows clipboard text format synthesis

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Raymond Chen
If they don't match, then the 8-bit strings are basically broken already.
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Dec 11, 2025
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Making Windows Terminal awesome with GitHub Copilot CLI

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Kayla Cinnamon
As someone who lives and breathes in the command line, I love making my terminal feel like home. Windows Terminal is full of personalization options that really allow for a custom experience. Additionally, I can stay within my terminal for my development with GitHub Copilot with the...
Microsoft for Developers
Dec 11, 2025
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Aspire Integrations, Batteries Included

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Sebastien Ros
Aspire provides a *batteries included* approach through **integrations**
Aspire Blog
Azure Cosmos DB vNext Emulator: Query and Observability Enhancements
Dec 11, 2025
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Azure Cosmos DB vNext Emulator: Query and Observability Enhancements

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Abhishek Gupta
The Azure Cosmos DB Linux-based vNext emulator (preview) is a local version of the Azure Cosmos DB service that runs as a Docker container on Linux, macOS, and Windows. It provides a cost-effective way to develop and test applications locally without requiring an Azure subscription or...
Azure Cosmos DB Blog
Azure Cosmos DB: Necoming a Search-Native Database
Dec 10, 2025
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Azure Cosmos DB : Becoming a Search-Native Database

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For years, “Database” and “Search systems" (think Elastic Search) lived in separate worlds. While both Databases and Search Systems operate in the same domain (storing, indexing and querying data), they prioritized different aspects. OLTP Databases prioritized Structured and...
Azure Cosmos DB Blog
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Dec 10, 2025
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November 2025 (version 1.107)

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Visual Studio Code Team
What's new in the Visual Studio Code November 2025 Release (1.107). Read the full article
VS Code Blog
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Dec 10, 2025
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General Availability of SharePoint Framework 1.22 - A Major Refresh of the Build & Tooling Experience

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Vesa Juvonen
We are excited to announce general availability for the SharePoint Framework 1.22. This time focus is primarily on updating the build toolchain and to address npm audit issues.
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