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      "title": "Enhanced Dashboards with PSWriteHTML \u2013 Introducing InfoCards and Density Options",
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      "title": "Office 365 Health Service using PowerShell",
      "summary": "Two years ago, I wrote a PowerShell module called PSWinDocumentation.O365HealthService. The idea was simple \u2013 replicate Health Service data Microsoft offers in Office Portal so you can do with data whatever you want and display it however you like. I\u2019ve written about it in this blog post. A few weeks back, someone reported that the module stopped working, and I\u2019ve confirmed it indeed no longer works! Initially, I thought that maybe some data format changed, as it changed multiple times, or perhaps the date format was wrong again, but no. Microsoft has deprecated Office 365 Service Communications API reference and instead tells us that Service Health is now only available via Microsoft Graph API. Is it only me who didn\u2019t get the memo about this?",
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      "title": "Introducing PSTeams 2.0 \u2013 Support for Adaptive Cards, Hero Cards, List Cards and Thumbnail Cards",
      "summary": "PSTeams PowerShell module has been on the market for a while now. It supports sending notifications to Microsoft Teams channels via Incoming WebHooks. You could send a pretty message to the team\u2019s channel with just a few lines of code. With PSTeams 2.0, support for Adaptive Cards, Hero Cards, List Cards, and Thumbnail Cards was added.",
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      "title": "Using Lansweeper with PowerShell to your advantage",
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