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Introducing your personal area

Introducing your personal area

As you have noticed, I’ve been doing some work on this website. The idea is the same as always. To improve it and make it …

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Published on: March 07, 2022

Manuel T. Gomes

Manuel T. Gomes

Welcome to my website, where I go deep into Microsoft’s technology and show you what I’ve learned over time.

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