Father. Husband. Passionate learner. The best is yet to come! Opinions are always my own.

Lisboa, Portugal.
Joined January 2009
Many thanks for the sponsors and communities that made this #globalazure Portugal possible
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Yes, you really did read that correctly. We just announced "Git integration for Power BI datasets and reports" What!!! It's actually here. Tune into this session at #MSBuild to find out more & watch an amazing demo by @RuiRomano build.microsoft.com/sessions…
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Christian from @NiCE_IT_Mgmt presenting at #collabdays Lisbon. Thank you for sponsoring the event!
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.@diverdown1964 at the stage at the #collabdays Lisbon showing real-time data in #PowerBI
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At Fedi we believe real change needs motivated and educated communities. That’s why we’re looking for the most motivated communities in the world to hyperbitcoinise in 2023. If this is you and your community, reach out at: fedi.xyz/hyper Thread 🧵 1/6
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Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we... 😀
Rocket: fueled ✅ Webb’s launch vehicle, an @ariane5 rocket, is all fueled up. Launch is still scheduled for no earlier than 7:20 am ET (12:20 UTC). Read more: go.nasa.gov/3epvPPy
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Para os meus seguidores em português, daqui a hora e meia (23h Portugal, 20h Brasil) vou estar em directo no #DataSecrets podcast. youtube.com/datasecrets @realdatasecrets
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How not to
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Join me at #PASS Marathon: Portuguese Edition. Starting at 6PM GMT (7PM Lisbon). My session is about #sql performance and is the 2nd of the day. #SQLServer pass.org/marathon/2020/portu…
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Inacreditavelmente, ao seguir um link numa busca e entrar no site da SIC Esperança para ver como contribuir, tenho de me registar no NÓNIO. A sério? @SIConline @SICNoticias #SICEsperanca
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"Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less." — Marie Curie
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"However beautiful the strategy, you should occasionally look at the results." — Winston Churchill
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