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Get CPU and Memory utilization in percentage via PowerShell

by: admin2018-04-11

The seemingly simple problem I could not believe what a total pain in the ass this was to resolve. I tried getting the CPU and […]

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Using the WCF Test Client without Visual Studio

by: admin2016-08-17

Introduction There are times when you need to use the WCF test client in places where Visual Studio is not installed, namely a production server […]

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How to get water out of your Etymotic earplugs

by: admin2016-01-16

Eteh-wah?  http://www.etymotic.com/er20.html These are called Etymotic earplugs, I call them hearing savers. I have the exact pair shown above (the blue one) – you can […]

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Recycle Application Pool using WMI via Powershell

by: admin2014-10-06

Introduction I handle the builds for a particular piece of software at my place of work. I am responsible for deploying any new versions of […]

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How to get all files modified for a work item in TFS

by: admin2014-01-13

Introduction Just like everything that requires coding with (or against?) TFS API – this was not a small task. This took a while for me […]

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Get Authorized Roles from Web.Config

by: admin2013-02-14

Introduction To avoid hard coding the names of AD Groups, it is best to just pull them from a place where they already exist. They usually exist […]

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How to get Filename and File Extension from a Column with tSQL

by: admin2012-08-07

I have written this query like 100 times, but this time I am going to document it so I don’t lose it again. This query […]

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