OneDrive Deleted Files: How to Recover Them (2026)
How to recover deleted OneDrive files: the recycle bin, the 93-day window, restoring your whole OneDrive, and how admins get back a departed user's files.
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Shipped: Catch a broken regex before it breaks your rules
Let’s say you want a Matches condition that picks up “prod”, “PROD”, and “Prod”, so you write ‘Matches: (?i)prod’ and check it in an online regex tester before publishing. It looks fine. Python accepts it, and so does JavaScript. Dimension Studio used to accept it too, and the rule is published. Then your data stops updating. The new pattern is what’s keeping it from materializing, but nothing tells you that.
Security Camera Local Storage vs Cloud Subscriptions for Homeowners
If you want privacy and no monthly fees, choose local storage. If off-site backup matters most, choose cloud. If you need both, use a hybrid setup. Since people want to supervise their houses, check the driveway, and keep an eye on their backyards, they tend to buy a security camera to help them. But once the cameras are installed, a new problem quickly emerges: where exactly are all the recorded videos stored? This is precisely where the choice between local storage and cloud storage subscription plans for security cameras has a critical impact.
Cloud Outage Response: Lessons From July's Bad Week
In a single week, two of the largest cloud providers on earth failed at almost the same time, and a good chunk of the internet went with them. Effective cloud outage response stopped being a theoretical exercise and became the difference between a calm 30 minutes and a chaotic afternoon for thousands of on-call engineers. On July 23, 2026, a maintenance bug inside Microsoft Azure pulled IP routes off more devices than intended in the West US region, cutting Microsoft 365 access for millions.
How to prove the business value of AI
Proving AI business value means sorting every AI investment into one of four buckets - revenue growth, cost avoidance, productivity gain, or risk reduction - then tracking spend at the unit level (per feature, customer, or team) so each dollar has a traceable return. Most companies measure one bucket well and leave the rest unattributed. That gap is why the same AI deployment can look like a $40M win and a public reversal at the same time.
Shipped: Setting a budget just got easier
For many teams, Budgets is the first page they open in the morning, and it should tell them where they stand at a glance. That’s easier now, with a redesigned Budgets page and a way to set a budget without leaving the app.
Shipped: Every cost recommendation now comes with the why and the how
A savings number tells you money is on the table, but it doesn’t tell you whether the finding holds up, what it’s based on, or what to do next. In that gap, recommendations pile up unactioned. When you’re staring at thousands of them, a title and a dollar figure isn’t enough to decide which are safe to act on.
Business continuity starts with portability
Business continuity planning has a quiet assumption built into most of it: that the infrastructure the plan runs on will cooperate. Backup systems will be accessible. Recovery procedures will work as documented. The provider whose services underpin the critical path will be available, or at least recoverable within the window the plan specifies. That assumption is tested every time a major provider has an outage, a regional failure, or a service disruption that cascades across dependent workloads.
AI fatigue: what happens when product teams can't keep up with their own agents
For the past two years, the conversation around AI in software engineering has focused on one thing: productivity. Engineers are shipping faster, writing more code, and completing work in hours that once took days. Every new model promises another leap forward. What gets far less attention is what all that speed demands from the people using it. Guillaume Moigneu, Field CTO at Upsun, has spent the past year watching engineering teams adapt to AI-assisted development.
Amazon WorkSpaces Monitoring Software: Complete Enterprise Buyer's Guide
Amazon WorkSpaces is a powerful option for delivering cloud desktops at enterprise scale, but the platform only performs well when it is monitored with the same level of care as any mission-critical application. This guide explains how Amazon WorkSpaces work, why monitoring matters, what to measure, and how to choose the right monitoring software for a modern enterprise environment.