Joshua R. Poulson

Microsoft Program Manager focused on operating system platforms for datacenters and infrastructure offload. All opinions are my own.

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@RealJamesWoods Indeed, Arnhem from "A Bridge Too Far" (1977)

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Exoplanet Ad https://t.co/IjUTKv8RRp via @YouTube

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@StonedModder @josefprusa I don't know! 3D Honeycomb is my favorite too.

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@josefprusa @prusament

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@josefprusa @prusament

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Details about Azure Linux 4.0!
From open source to agentic systems: Microsoft at Open Source Summit North America 2026 https://t.co/PZqAb9PXkZ

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@reynolds_i94552 @CookingHub_ My understanding is that any fat can be used for confit, but it's not my gig.

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@WSJ Graph unrelated apparently, since "55 and up" includes Gen X.

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@3D_Musketeers @Proto_pasta @Prusa3D To me the Ultraglow lasts a long time but I have to use a hardened 0.6mm nozzle (and not CHT) or it will clog up. In a lamp it is amazing. I haven't tried the Protoplasta one yet, but does it have the same limitation because of the high percentage of strontium aluminate?

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@josefprusa The typical amount of Prusament needed to prime an INDX nozzle.

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@chibby416 @ArielGonzalez_1 @BillMelugin_ @seagal_lori Elizabeth (Keri Russell) and Philip Jennings (Matthew Rhys), from the serial spy thriller set in the 1980s called The Americans. They were Soviet spies. The show is a decade old but it was a good watch.

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@paleochristcon The bullet diameter is 7.62mm or .308 inches but the nominal cartridge caliber is .30 on the .30 Gov't '06 or .30-06 Springfield.

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@elonmusk Although many of us have read the Heinlein's The Moon is a Harsh Mistress and have equal parts hope and fear when we hear of mass drivers in space.

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@StefanMolyneux Indeed, BASIC was for learning, FORTRAN was for speed, COBOL was for business and Assembly was for the tightest most efficient stuff we could write within our constraints. Pascal and C came later.

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@RealistMisty @catturd2 @LangmanVince Because they get yelled at for not reading minds.

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@DefiantLs The modern version is very very different.
https://t.co/d05lqHrhOT

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Azure Boost Performance: Maximize VM Speed, Scale & Efficiency https://t.co/ScFw5Uh7eZ via @YouTube

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@TheEisenfaust @ksorbs Yeah, the secret UHD project has been interesting, but I am figuring this piece of physical media is a treasure of its own.

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@TheEisenfaust @ksorbs My original Laserdisc of Star Wars without all the later edits and tweaks is precious, but keeping a player running is a challenge. :)