More Base... part 2
Previously Grump Admin – wrote about how to convert an IP and Subnet into binary. Using the [System.Convert]::tostring(255,2) method. So we left off with the following code snippet which will
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It's all about the BASE (2,8,10,16)... Part 1
Grumpy Admin was asked a quick question this afternoon – How do I display a number in binary in Powershell. I can only assume his context was IP address or Subnet mask, I think
Powershell has Culture....
Grumpy Admin – Does it not really get your goat and make you grumpy, when you login to newly commissioned server, and the keyboard and region and language settings are WRONG? I am English,
Powershell shrink my URLs please!!!
Grumpy Admin was asked to tidy up a reference section in a document, basically the URL’s were too long and destroyed the table formatting and looked unsightly and unprofessional. The boss had
No Long Road... Shortcuts are king!
Grumpy Admin, is the type of person who watches over someone trying to do something and has to strongly fight the urge to grab the keyboard, repeatedly hit them over the head till
Install Windows... usb sticks are go...!
When you work in IT, no matter what your job title and responsibilities, someone will always bring their home laptop or their child’s laptop and say it’s broken… help! This happened