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Exchange Server 2016 and 2019 are reaching their end of life soon. If you’re still on-premises, the time to prepare is now. We’re less than a year from the Exchange 2016/2019 end of life (EOL) date, which is set to October 14, 2025. It’s high time to plan on how you want to handle the soon-to-be-unsupported and hence non-secure versions and where to go. A few words about Exchange Server lifecycle If you’ve never heard about terms like mainstream support vs extended support or Exchange support matrix, I’ll dish out some basics. Exchange support matrix aka Exchange Server supportability matrix…

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Hong Kong Sets the Stage for a Bold New Era in Virtual Assets Hong Kong is taking confident strides to position itself as a global leader in digital finance. By the end of 2025, the city plans to introduce an updated virtual asset policy framework that aims to deepen its involvement in Web3 innovation and create a more robust regulatory environment for digital assets. This announcement came from Financial Secretary Paul Chan during the recent Hong Kong Web3 Festival. According to Chan, the upcoming policy statement will build on the groundwork laid in previous years, adding more structure and clarity…

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While attending the MIT Bitcoin Expo earlier this month I was able to sit down with Bitcoin Core developer Antoine Poinsot. Currently at Chaincode Labs, Antoine was previously at Wizardsardine, a bitcoin security company behind Revault, a pre-signed transaction based vault, and Liana, a miniscript based Bitcoin wallet. Antoine’s first commit was merged to Bitcoin Core on May 16th, 2019. We discussed the Great Consensus Cleanup proposal Antoine is putting forward as a prospective soft fork of the Bitcoin protocol modeled on Matt Corallo’s original verson of the proposal from 2019. Bitcoin has suffered from numerous bugs over the years,…

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Cryptocurrency has become a significant part of many investment portfolios. While the potential for high returns is appealing, it’s crucial to prioritize security, especially when dealing with large amounts of cryptocurrency. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the best practices and tips for safely storing your digital assets. Understanding the Importance of Security Why Security is Critical in Cryptocurrency Storage Cryptocurrency, unlike traditional money, is decentralized and operates on blockchain technology. This decentralization means that the security of your assets is solely your responsibility. A breach can result in irreversible loss. Think of it as having a vault filled with…

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When working with PowerShell and objects such as User in Entra ID or mailboxes in Exchange Online, you might quickly run into scenarios where you might want to repeat a set of instructions for multiple objects. This can happen for example, when configuring mailbox properties for multiple mailboxes. This construct of flow control is called looping. In the third installment of the Practical PowerShell series, I discuss which types of looping are available in PowerShell and what their typical application is. Topics discussed are For loops, ForEach-Object vs ForEach, and While/Do-While and Do-Until. On the side, I will also touch…

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In this video I am explaining about the fundamental reasons behind the rise in price of various cryptocurrencies. While Shiba Inu gave around 17 million percent returns on its low, Bitcoin gave around 60,000 percent gains. Though there is increase in price of both of these cryptos, the underlying reasons for such increase in price might be different for both of them. 00:00 Crypto Gains 00:26 Purpose of Video 00:38 First reason for Crypto Pumps 02:00 Second reason 03:40 The real Value of Crypto 04:40 Developments in Crypto 05:00 IPO vs ICO 05:35 Reasons for recent PUMPS 06:41 Important conclusion…

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Cryptocurrencies have evolved from niche digital assets to mainstream financial instruments. Recent developments, such as Bitcoin’s surge following President Trump’s tariff pause and Ripple’s legal victory, highlight the dynamic nature of the market. ​ Amidst this landscape, Qubetics ($TICS) emerges as a promising contender. In its 30th crypto presale stage, Qubetics has sold over 508 million tokens to more than 24,800 holders, raising over $16.1 million. Priced at $0.1729 per token, analysts predict significant returns  1. Qubetics ($TICS): A Game Changer in Blockchain Qubetics is revolutionizing the blockchain space with its innovative approach. The platform’s multi-chain wallet offers seamless cross-chain…

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Bitcoin.com has added support for Zano, the most advanced privacy blockchain. This marks another major step toward making privacy-first finance accessible to millions worldwide.👉 Get ZANO in the Bitcoin.com Wallet App now 👈In today’s world, financial privacy isn’t just a luxury — it’s a necessity. Every transaction leaves a trace, and without privacy, individuals are vulnerable to surveillance, exploitation, and censorship. That’s why Bitcoin.com is dedicated to integrating tools that put financial control back into users’ hands. And Zano? It’s built for exactly that purpose.Bitcoin.com CEO Corbin Fraser put it best: “Financial transactions are deeply personal. Privacy should not be…

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Key Takeaways Asia’s first XRP tracker fund launched by HashKey Capital with Ripple as an early investor. The fund will offer institutional investors exposure to XRP without direct ownership challenges. Share this article HashKey Capital, part of HashKey Group’s leading digital asset financial network, is introducing Asia’s first investment product linked to XRP, now the third-largest crypto asset by market cap.The fund, also known as the HashKey XRP Tracker Fund, is designed for professional investors who want regulated exposure to XRP without the hassle of managing ownership, custody, or trading, the team shared in an announcement on X.Ripple is backing…

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Query: “Are you trying to export primary mailbox data from Exchange to archive Outlook PST file format using New-MailboxExportRequest command and getting Exchange new-mailboxexportrequest couldn’t connect to the source mailbox issue? So, let’s know how to fix new-mailboxexportrequest failed error in a proper way. The below solution is applicable to Exchange Server 2019, 2016, 2013 and 2010.” The MS Exchange Server has a feature to export the contents of a primary mailbox or archive to a PST file with the help of New-MailboxExportRequest cmdlet. User can create more than one mailbox export request per mailbox and each mailbox export request…

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