> We have found Pajak365 to be very useful and we'd like to share it with others who might find it useful. It is built with Next.js and uses a PlanetScale database for storage. Spinning up your own instance on Vercel is very simple. Authentication can be configured with GitHub or Okta.

Like many companies, we have employees around the world and having a central hub away from Slack's red dots makes it easier for everyone to keep a finger on the company's pulse. Being able to read updates from people in different teams is a great way to see where we're heading. For new hires, being able to reference past posts helps them to quickly get a lay of the land.

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For 15 years, our beloved Calibri was Microsoft's default font and crown keeper of office communications, but as you know, our relationship has come to a [natural end](https://medium.com/microsoft-design/beyond-calibri-finding-the-next-microsoft-365-default-font-5ef83f028be2). We changed. The technology we use every day has changed. And so, our search of the perfect font for higher resolution screens began. The font needed to have sharpness, uniformity, and be great for display type. It was exciting at times, but also intimidating. How do you replace Calibri? How do you find that one true font that can take its place as the rightful default?

As we [shared](https://medium.com/microsoft-design/beyond-calibri-finding-the-next-microsoft-365-default-font-5ef83f028be2) before, Microsoft commissioned five new fonts: Bierstadt, Grandview, Seaford, Skeena, and Tenorite. It was our hope that one of them would be our next default font for Microsoft 365. All of them were added to the drop-down font picker. From there, as you got a chance to use them, we listened to your impassioned [feedback](https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1387421384582733827) and chose the one that resonated most which was Bierstadt. But as there was a change of guard so too the name. Bierstadt is now known as Aptos.

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2022