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Calgary
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Cocktail Creator, Events Host/Curator and Professional Enjoyer of Gin, I also post music/radio things
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The SOC Just Gained a Capability It Never Had

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By Matt Berry
| WatchTower Report by SentinelOne
Company The loudest prediction about AI in the SOC runs like this. Give a team agentic investigation, and it stops needing analysts. Give it auto-investigation, and it stops needing a managed service. Both conclusions get the technology backward. Agentic investigation is a new component of security operations your team has never had. It does work no team could staff, at a scale no team could reach. In the model it creates, the analyst and the expert take on bigger roles. Both move up.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Official IKEA Mod Features Matt Berry as a Kallax Storage Companion

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By Matt Berry
| Gamebastion
What We Do in the Shadows' Matt Berry voices an IKEA Kallax bookcase in a free official Creation for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The infamous IKEA storage unit will become a fully-fledged in-game companion, Kallax Storageborn, able to carry your items and prevent you becoming easily over-encumbered. You'll even be able to summon him with a custom Dragon Shout (AYE-KEY-YAH). Yes, IKEA. Why is Berry being roped in to lend his baritone boom to a bookcase?
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Clarifying the reach of a law regarding prevailing wage | Opinion

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By Matt Berry, Kirsten Rasmussen
| Daily Journal of Commerce Verified
Matt Berry and Kirsten Rasmussen On July 31, 2025, Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek signed HB 2688 into law. The bill, which applies to contracts for “public works” projects entered into on or after July 1, 2026, requires contractors to pay prevailing wages for certain off-site custom work. A public works project in this instance is any project administered by a public entity that costs more than $50,000 or uses at least $750,000 in public funds.
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