Probably, because it's already April 2nd here, so that means it must be true... which means it probably isn't true, which means... oh no, it's a paradox

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Did you capture before and after thermal performance stats?

Mmm.... hair snacks

Did you get a chance to chat with Adrian Black of @adriansdigitalbasement.com while you were there?

no, it's whisper wednesday

I would love to, but unfortunately due to corporate policies, it is not yet available to me. 🙄

@madskristensen.net mentions (at around 29:40) an optimisation in VS 2026 related to using VS via RDP that is enabled by default, but that it is also (at least partially) in VS 2022 but not enabled. Is that something that is easy to enable in VS 2022 to tide me over until I can move to VS 2026?

Whether you have an issue may depend on whether most of your extra height is in your torso or your legs.

I'm also 6'4" and usually find my problem with not fitting into smaller cars is due to lack of leg room. I don't recall ever having a problem with lack of headroom. Sometimes I'm unable to get my legs under the steering wheel if it is not adjustable, even if the seat is slid as far back as possible.

Well done!

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