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Category Archives: powershell
PowerShell Open Sourced and Available on Linux and MacOS
No joke here. It was announced today at 11:14am (fun fact: this is when PowerShell V1 was released which was on November 14th, 2006) that PowerShell is not only being open sourced, but also is now available to install on … Continue reading
Viewing Net Sessions using PowerShell and PInvoke
We are all used to view net sessions on a local or remote system by calling net session to see what clients are connected to another system such as a file server or even a domain controller. This provides a … Continue reading
Speaking at Omaha PowerShell User Group on PowerShell Runspaces
For those of you around the Omaha/Lincoln area, you can catch me tomorrow night speaking at the Omaha PowerShell User group where I will be talking about PowerShell runspaces and how you can use them for multithreading with your commands … Continue reading
Scraping the Web for Water Levels using PowerShell
I like to take my bike out to ride it on trails whenever I get the time. It’s fun to see how far I can go and a lot of times the scenery is always great. The problem is when … Continue reading
Quick Hits: Writing to a Read-Only Property
This post is less on doing something useful and more on just proving that I can do something even though PowerShell is trying to tell me that I cannot do it. That little thing is updating a property on an … Continue reading