Ryan Waite
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I run the Azure Open-Source Ecosystem and Open-Source Incubations teams. Love helping engineers and product managers bring new ideas to life.
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We're excited to to announce the release of a new tool, jcd, for Linux and Mac, and ZoomIt v9.01 with fixes!
Get the tools at sysinternals.com.
See what's new on the Sysinternals Blog: techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/sysinte...
Get the tools at sysinternals.com.
See what's new on the Sysinternals Blog: techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/sysinte...
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September 17, 2025 at 8:09 PM
We're excited to to announce the release of a new tool, jcd, for Linux and Mac, and ZoomIt v9.01 with fixes!
Get the tools at sysinternals.com.
See what's new on the Sysinternals Blog: techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/sysinte...
Get the tools at sysinternals.com.
See what's new on the Sysinternals Blog: techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/sysinte...
Reposted by Ryan Waite
Today in the office I am listening to a heavy dose of modern instrumental psychedelic rock with a shuffle through the Ozric Tentacles discography, while writing about Microsoft's new Radius cloud native framework.
October 23, 2023 at 1:52 PM
Today in the office I am listening to a heavy dose of modern instrumental psychedelic rock with a shuffle through the Ozric Tentacles discography, while writing about Microsoft's new Radius cloud native framework.
Looking for some advice about favorite open-source projects. What's an example a project that helped you feel like: 1) you were welcomed/it was easy to use the project, 2) you could easily experiment/play with the code, or 3) you felt especially encouraged to share your work with the project?
May 4, 2023 at 5:35 PM
Looking for some advice about favorite open-source projects. What's an example a project that helped you feel like: 1) you were welcomed/it was easy to use the project, 2) you could easily experiment/play with the code, or 3) you felt especially encouraged to share your work with the project?