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@HiTekRedNek @shortwavesurfer That's actually a good idea. We can go for days, sometimes weeks without checking the mailbox (it only gets ads). I wonder if there is a way to detect if the mail box contains mail, so it would just be a "You got mail" state, rather than "someone peeked into the mailbox.

Otherwise a two-sensor setup. One for incoming mail (Perhaps triggered by something being pushed through the slot), one for when the mailbox is opened, to reset the state.

@Kissaki It's not obvious to me from either the Microsoft announcement or the XUnit announcement here: https://xunit.net/docs/getting-started/v3/microsoft-testing-platform

So... Is there any benefit to me, as a developer, right now, to using the new testing platform over the old?

@HollandJim @possiblylinux127 I had my mom running Linux. The biggest issues came from her expecting to having to install drivers and stuff when attaching a printer. " How do I make it work?" It just does. Linux issues only appeared because Windows is difficult.