I used Notion, and I liked it. There… I said it. Here’s why. If you’re not familiar with Notion, but you ARE familiar with Microsoft products, Notion vaguely resembles a combination of Microsoft Loop and SharePoint Lists. This is a strangely emotional topic for me, because my career is based primarily around Microsoft 365, but… Continue reading: Notion vs Microsoft Loop & Microsoft Lists: A Comparison of Features
Microsoft 365 has two different types of groups that can be used to control access to resources: Security groups (formerly called Azure Active Directory, also now called Entra ID) and Microsoft 365 groups. Structurally, these behave very differently – for example, a Microsoft 365 group comes with a shared mailbox and SharePoint site, and does… Continue reading: Group Types in Microsoft 365
I used to live in Evernote. Then it started wanting money to sync multiple devices. Now it considers the web UI a “device” in that multiple devices category, so I can’t use it on any local device at all and still access in the web, so that’s cool. I’m trying to unpack gigabytes of ENEX… Continue reading: How to convert Evernote .enex backups to markdown