#PowerShell
Day 2 of December🎄, Did you know that to permanently remove a Microsoft 365 Group from your tenant that you have to wait 90 days or use #powershell for each group? I created a function that removes all 365 Groups in the recycle bin https://github.com/DevClate/365AutomatedLab/blob/main/Functions/Public/Remove-CT365AllDeletedM365Groups.ps1
The Pester Book (Pester Book (Forever Edition)) by Adam Bertram is on sale on Leanpub! Its suggested price is $50.00; get it for $25.50 with this coupon: https://leanpub.com/sh/lcLI8GTx #Devops #PowerShell #Testing
The PowerShell Practice Primer (The Book + Working Files) by Jeff Hicks is on sale on Leanpub! Its suggested price is $29.99; get it for $19.19 with this coupon: https://leanpub.com/sh/mZklVWAu #PowerShell #Software
My run at the Advent of Code: Day 1
https://claytonerrington.com/blog/advent-of-code-2023-day-1/
#100DaysToOffload (85/100) #adventofcode #powershell
It’s December 1st 🤫🎉 Have you wanted to be able to export your groups from your production 365 tenant to your Dev tenant? You’re in luck now! Check out the new #PowerShell function Export-CT365ProdGroupToExcel in 365AutomatedLab https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/365AutomatedLab/1.1.0
The PowerShell Scripting and Toolmaking Book by Don Jones and Jeff Hicks is on sale on Leanpub! Its suggested price is $65.00; get it for $49.50 with this coupon: https://leanpub.com/sh/IWLZY7TC #PowerShell
Enjoy an expanded #PowerShell Weekly this week because… well I was on vacation and forgot to publish last week’s edition. https://psweekly.dowst.dev/?p=6395
The monthly wrap-up article for my premium #PowerShell newsletter is available for anyone. Hopefully, it gives you a taste of what my subscribers receive throughout the year. https://jeffhicks.substack.com/p/ask-jeff-ab8
It's that time of year again; Advent of Code code time! The advent calendar of small programming puzzles for variety of skill sets and skill levels that can be solved in any programming language you like.
Not sure why, but I had to reinstall my node modules for a project after updating #powershell and my #11ty project wouldnt load.
My serve command used 'eleventy -serve' and couldnt find eleventy anymore. After a fresh reinstall of packages things started working again. I guess I should move to the npx '@11ty/eleventy --serve' instead as it is only locally installed.
heise+ | Windows-Administration: Best Practices für PowerShell-Skripte
Wer ohne große Programmierkenntnisse Aufgaben mit PowerShell-Skripten automatisieren muss, kann sich mit ein paar Grundregeln die Arbeit vereinfachen.
A morning wasted because MicroSoft decided to change how to set environment variables. What was wrong with set foo=bar that need to become $env:foo=bar?
Und ich hielt “inshellisense” nur für einen Wortwitz von Microsoft: https://github.com/microsoft/inshellisense #powershell
#PowerShell Where the heck is the PowerShell Module loading from? https://bit.ly/3uG0Z0s via PlanetPowerShell
What does a Panic Attack Feel Like?
1. Muscle Stress
2. Dizziness
3. Increased Heartbeat
4. Problems with Breathing
5. Losing Self-control……
Know more https://mentoringminds4.wordpress.com
#mentalhealth
#psychology
#wellness
#space
#love
#inspiration
#health
#doctorwho
#knowledge
#powershell
#truth
#story
#socialmedia
#justice
PowerShell 101 by Mike F. Robbins is free with a Leanpub Reader membership! Or you can buy it for $7.99! http://leanpub.com/powershell101 #PowerShell #Devops
El buen amigo #PowerShell :blobcat_mlem:
Level up your script design! Check out this demonstration of a building block approach to #PowerShell #script design with a real-life case study and example #code.
#SAPIENTech #PowerShellStudio #PrimalScript #pwsh #scripting #module #modules #HowTo
Finally did it!! 365AutomatedLab 1.0.0! Fixed the last known issues with #SharePoint and all functions work with no errors. Added a couple more #powershell functions too. Create a 365 Dev Environment from a single Excel Workbook https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/365AutomatedLab/0.1.7
Macchine virtuali (VMware): individuare gli aggiornamenti da eseguire con PowerShell
#TechCoding #GitHub #Lavoro #MicrosoftWindows #OpenSource #OpenSourceSoftware #PowerShell #VirtualMachine #VMWare
Parse your #PowerShell history to find ALL the commands 😉
https://gist.github.com/Jaykul/dd1c341da90e47396f6f523031000221
using namespace Microsoft.PowerShell
using namespace System.Management.Automation.Language
foreach ($history in [PSConsoleReadLine]::GetHistoryItems()) {
$null = [Parser]::ParseInput($history.CommandLine, [ref]$Tokens, [ref]$null)
$Tokens.Where{ $_.TokenFlags -eq "CommandName" }.Text
}
I use Convert* as well as Where and Write commands.
I also have cmd, conda, dotnet, wsl, and flux in my recent top 100
Early bird pricing is now available for the #PowerShell Summit through the end of the year. If PowerShell and automation are part of your day job, you must be here. https://powershellsummit.org/tickets
Modern IT Automation with PowerShell by The DevOps Collective, Inc. and Michael Zanatta is on sale on Leanpub! Its suggested price is $50.00; get it for $30.00 with this coupon: https://leanpub.com/sh/Jh29yE9B #PowerShell #Textbooks #CloudComputing #MicrosoftAzure #Software
One of my favorite issues I've opened in #Github is this: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/3028
Why? It's an example of how a big company (in this case Microsoft) has trouble with the simplest of things.
Clearly running a #Powershell script without showing a console window should be possible, but instead, it's being waffled, year after year how to implement it in the PowerShell itself.
I still can't find a way to do that without Visual Basic scripts or another binary in Windows 11.
A free and full article from my premium #PowerShell newsletter https://jeffhicks.substack.com/p/the-zen-of-powershell-code
Ok, I just found out that there's #ImageMagick also available for Windows :holdthepain:
So it's a tie again, as a #PowerShell script is also created fairly quickly and interactively in the console.
PowerShell Guide to Python by Prateek Singh is on sale on Leanpub! Its suggested price is $25.00; get it for $14.00 with this coupon: https://leanpub.com/sh/NjeCtAYH #PowerShell #Python
In meinem Blogbeitrag wird die interne und externe Freigabe in OneDrive untersucht, wobei häufige Fragen zur Freigabe mit externen Parteien, zum Ablauf von Links und zur Kontrolle über freigegebene Inhalte behandelt werden.
Mehr lesen: https://bit.ly/3N3xzzI
#OneDrive, #internalsharing, #externalsharing, #linkexpiration, #collaboration, #anonymoussharing, #specificindividuals, #classicSync, #LinktoOneDrive, #Microsoft, #SharePoint, #PowerShell, #SharePointOnline
The PowerShell Practice Primer (The Book + Working Files) by Jeff Hicks is on sale on Leanpub! Its suggested price is $29.99; get it for $19.19 with this coupon: https://leanpub.com/sh/TY0t8Amu #PowerShell #Software
The PowerShell Conference Book (The Book + Code Samples) by Mike F. Robbins, Mikey Lombardi, Jeff Hicks and The DevOps Collective, Inc. is on sale on Leanpub! Its suggested price is $64.99; get it for $44.99 with this coupon: https://leanpub.com/sh/AMSz1GWe #PowerShell
💡 ChatGPT nell’ultima versione di Windows Terminal
Microsoft testa sul canale di aggiornamento Canary di Windows insider, l'integrazione di chatGPT nella riga di comando di Windows 11
https://gomoot.com/chatgpt-nellultima-versione-di-windows-terminal/
#AzureOpenAI #canary #ChatGPT #dism #powershell #shell #TerminalChat #windows11 #windowsterminal #windowsupdate
The PowerShell Scripting and Toolmaking Book by Don Jones and Jeff Hicks is on sale on Leanpub! Its suggested price is $65.00; get it for $49.50 with this coupon: https://leanpub.com/sh/JnN0pQKB #PowerShell
#Gentoo is the 1st distro do to from-source compile (according to my research on repology) of #PowerShell 7.4.0 BUT I hit a problem with test needing additional source-generated csharp files. We will have to revise how we do our pwsh distribution tarball.
BTW Is #NixOS pwsh package just downloading a prebuilt? I cannot read #Nix so some NixOS user/dev correct me please. :)
Reminder that NoStarchPress is still 35% off and yes you should buy more books that you'll eventually get to.
I chose Windows Security Internals with PowerShell.
#PowerShell #Windows
https://nostarch.com/windows-security-internals-powershell
#Powershell formater and/or linter in #Rust / #GO
Microsoft has deprecated Set-MsolUserLicense here's how to how to change 365 licenses with MS Graph and PowerShell.
Microsoft-Tool Inshellisense bietet Autovervollständigung für Shell-Eingaben
Auf IntelliSense folgt Inshellisense: Microsoft bringt ein neues Open-Source-Tool zur Autovervollständigung auf der Kommandozeile – für Windows, Macs und Linux.
#Automatisierung #OpenSource #macOS #Microsoft #PowerShell #Windows #news
#secure #powershell PowerShell: Securing App-Registration with Application Access Policy https://bit.ly/3Rcs8kb via PlanetPowerShell
Снижаем потребление CPU в VS Code в 5 раз [Кратко]
Всем привет, недавно столкнулся с проблемой - рабочий ноутбук начал непривычно шуметь системой охлаждения. В диспетчере задач наблюдал следующую картину:
#PowerShell Using a specific PowerShell profile for a Console session, Windows Terminal, PowerShell ISE, or Visual Studio Code https://bit.ly/47OKCwT via PlanetPowerShell
#performance #powershell PowerShell Perfomance-Test: Get the Maximum https://bit.ly/40PI7YC via PlanetPowerShell
Want a great #Christmas gift for the #geeks in your life? Tickets for the #PowerShell and #DevOps global summit are on #EarlyBird sale now https://powershellsummit.org/tickets
Anybody else notice that #PowerShell 7.4.0 doesn't auto-expand ~ for your home path when doing tab completion? That's breaking a lot of muscle memory for me right now.
Early bird pricing is now available for the #PowerShell Summit through the end of the year. If PowerShell and automation are part of your day job, you must be here. https://powershellsummit.org/tickets
A free and full article from my premium #PowerShell newsletter https://jeffhicks.substack.com/p/the-zen-of-powershell-code
@develwithoutacause @jborean Honestly, Set-Variable is exactly what people mean when they say #PowerShell is ridiculously verbose.
The problem is that set (Set-Variable) sets a _PowerShell_ variable, not an environment variable...
Just lost 10 minutes trying to set an environment variables in #Windows and being confused why `set FOO=bar` just silently does nothing.
Turns out, #VisualStudio embedded terminal uses #PowerShell by default which has a completely syntax for defining environment variables.
I felt like I was taking crazy pills. Why does `set` silently do nothing when called from the wrong shell?
The GitHub "actions/runner-images" project has been insisting they are just sticking with "LTS" #PowerShell for a year now.
PowerShell 7.4 GA is out and is the new LTS release.
https://github.com/actions/runner-images/issues/8847
Since 7.2 doesn't expire until November, my bet is they not do anything for several months, at least.
Anyone betting against me?
P.S. I'm using #earthly in my builds, so I can build and test with the versions of #PowerShell I want to support.
A little exercise for myself last week: scraping a download link from a live website using PowerShell for use in a script to update SQL ODBC drivers. There's probably a better way to do this, but it was a fun exercise!
https://blog.griff.systems/published/2023/getting_download_links_from_webpages/
#PowerShell #terminal #scripting #windows #mssql #sqlserver #odbc #blog #IT #informationtechnology #systemsadministrator #sysadmin
When you have #PowerShell friends in different time zones and you can never remember what time it is there, so you put a nice one-liner in your profile, so you can quickly see what time it is there.. I could even make an alias for it too and call it anytime
$melbTime = (Get-Date).ToUniversalTime().Add([TimeZoneInfo]::FindSystemTimeZoneById('AUS Eastern Standard Time').GetUtcOffset((Get-Date))); "It is currently $($melbTime.ToString('dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm tt')) in Melbourne, Australia"
A sample from my premium #PowerShell newsletter https://jeffhicks.substack.com/p/best-practices-make-perfect
#Powershell #VMWare Simplify Your Day-to-Day Tasks with These 5 Essential PowerShell Scripts https://bit.ly/3QK6OBk via PlanetPowerShell
@minekpo1 @melissagreen @ceejbot that is not what the history book said https://donjones.com/books/shell-of-an-idea/ #PowerShell
@minekpo1 @melissagreen @ceejbot you can actually use .NET and such libraries in #PowerShell
Upgrading to .NET 8 breaks the dotnet tool version of PowerShell 7. Re-installation doesn't help. 😞
Moving to installation via WinGet made it work again.
If you are on Windows and you need to quickly turn a text file into a wave file without character limits or hitting a web service, you can use Narrator with this #Powershell sequence:
```
Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Speech
$Speech = New-Object System.Speech.Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer
$Text = Get-Content -Path "war-and-peace.txt" -Raw
$Speech.SetOutputToWaveFile("output.wav")
$Speech.Speak($Text)
```
(thanks @aeonofdiscord)
@Bluedepth
If you're going to use a LLM to help you write #PowerShell, I highly suggest you switch to #BingChat, which (being a #Microsoft product) has been trained far more extensively on Microsoft languages like PowerShell and C# than #Bard has, and is thus (in my experience) far more effective at providing the correct syntax the first time.
Even with #Bard’s help, #PowerShell is a hot nasty pile of shit. But then, PowerShell has always been a hot nasty pile of shit. I’m not even surprised. So, PowerShell 5 on my stupid Windows 10 VM doesn’t understand “$StartDate = Get-Date.AddDays(-7)” but it does understand “$StartDate = [DateTime]::Now.AddDays(-7)”. Yeah, fine, whatever. Syntax whore. I fully understand this is a immense waste of time and will not work properly, no matter how hard I try. #GremlinOrgy
@def you should never write a boolean parameter in #PowerShell. Never.
Use [switch]
P.S. Corollary: command-line tools should never have boolean parameters. It defies norms and expectations, and confuses users.
Use switches.
If I designed it, I think [bool] would behave the same as [switch] 😞
My #Hacktoberfest progress:
- One approved #PullRequest down
- Three approved #PullRequests to go
The third and fourth installments of my #DataDojo #PowerBI #CommunityOfPractice blog series (link in my bio) are almost ready, and I typically create a #PR for each post and #merge them separately, so those should rack up two more points before the end of the month.*
Now, where should I get my fourth point? Any cool #PowerShell, #PowerBI, or #Python projects out there needing a #bug squashed or a #feature added? Hit me up!
* Yes, approving one's own PR on one's own #repo does apparently count, as do blog posts and documentation. Each PR just has to pass the "not spammy" test, and it must contain a fair amount of new material and/or changes to existing material. A little vague perhaps, but that's just the impression I got from reading the rules the other day, and I'm very loosely paraphrasing, so YMMV, grain of salt, yadda yadda.
@yosh #PowerShell isn't text-based. Of course, you can pipe text, but objects too. It was this and the scriptability that drew me to "Monad", it's early codename. Rather than modifying scripts for slight variations when needed, I wrote cmdlets with boundless composability. Written in #csharp.
I decided to write down how I’m doing my AI upscaling, in case there’s anyone who might consider doing the same thing.
@mcc
#PowerShell is much easier to understand if you break the code into smaller chunks and run it directly in PowerShell *as a shell* (rather than running `powershell.exe -Command …`, which requires lots of escape characters, so it gets very messy).
Example:
```PowerShell
# Declare drive letter to be ejected
$driveLetter = "E:\"
# Initialize a new shell application com object
$driveEject = New-Object -ComObject Shell.Application
# Use the shell application com object to eject the drive
$driveEject.Namespace(17).ParseName("$driveLetter").InvokeVerb("Eject")
```
I hope this helps, but if not, please feel free to let me know, and I'd be happy to help troubleshoot. ☺️
Spent the week learning to create Docs as Code. Finally wrote it all down including #MkDocs #PowerShell #VMware #vCenter. Enjoy
http://blog.faucher.net/2023/09/automagical-vcenter-documentation-with.html
#vExpert
#GoodMorning and Happy Monday.
I'm starting off my work week with a two-day class on #powershell for DBAs, so looking forward to the day. I'm hoping for an easy class that is more of a refresher.
If you write #PowerShell you should check out Jakub Jareš' #Profiler module. In under a minute you can easily see which parts of your code are the slowest, and how slow they actually are so you know if they are worth optimizing.
https://blog.danskingdom.com/Easily-profile-your-PowerShell-code-with-the-Profiler-module/
@JamesDBartlett3 Luv it! I think piping is the ididomatic way to code in #powershell. Also I've heard it comes with a performance penalty.
But honestly: I've never done something in powershell that was actually performance critical
One of my #PowerShell hacks for #PowerBI just got a huge #upgrade: #Pipeline support!
In layman's terms, this means that one #function can be strung together with another function in a single PowerShell command, and the outputs from the first function feed directly into the second's inputs. The best part is that the whole chain of functions can operate as a #stream, so as soon as the first item is available, it gets passed down to the next function in the chain, which begins processing that item, while the previous function is working on the next item in the queue. It's like an #AssemblyLine for data!
Of course, now I'll have to go back and apply this technique to all of the other functions I've written previously. #NoRestForTheWicked 😈
@adam Sweetn - it would be really wonderful to see the #PowerShell 7 commands to set this up for, say, Contoso.Com
like this:
```
$webClient = New-Object Net.WebClient
foreach ($file in $downloads.Keys) {
$url = $downloads[$file]
$webClient.DownloadFile($url, $file)
}
```
#powershell
As always, my SANS Institute teaching scripts for my PowerShell course (SEC505) are free and in the public domain at:
https://BlueTeamPowerShell.com
I teach SEC505 again starting Sept 25, streaming live online. Hope to see you then for six days of PowerShell DevSecOps fun!
#PowerShell #InfoSec #SANS @sans_isc #Security #DevOps #DevSecOps #BlueTeam
Second post is about how I use #wezTerm and some tricks to integrate with #powershell. The next post will probably cover how I use #starship.
https://gilbertsanchez.com/posts/my-terminal-wezterm/
Update: Yesterday's #PowerShell Hacks for #PowerBI session was recorded, and is now available on #YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DM69QDD3y7Q
Hey #PowerBI and #PowerShell peeps! My "#PowerShellHacks for Power BI" #Livestream with the #TriPASS #UserGroup (#Durham, #NorthCarolina) is starting in 45 minutes (6PM Eastern).
Please join us, bring your toughest PowerShell for Power BI questions, and get ready to learn some amazing tricks for automating and administering Power BI at scale with PowerShell!
#Meetup link: https://www.meetup.com/tripass/events/295221539/
Oh wow, so Powershell has these cmdlets (commandlets) that convert output to different formats, like a list or HTML, or even a GUI grid rather than a text table that's hard to listen to with a screen reader. You can even do a CSV and import to Excel or something.
Format as list:
Get-Process -Name lsass | Format-List
GUI Grid:
Get-Process -Name lsass | Out-GridView
@SwiftOnSecurity well.... its not that Windows does not have a #Powershell
Pour le boulot, je travail sur une petite application web écrite en #golang pour gérer des utilisateurs et des projets dans un AD Microsoft.
Je dois me taper du #PowerShell pour certaines actions...quel calvaire...
C'est une vraie punition de bosser sur des environnements Microsoft 😢
I've been working on #PowerBits (a collection of #PowerShell scripts for #PowerBI 📊 #Admins) recently, and I just made a minor breakthrough. 💪😎👍
One of the biggest missing features of the Power BI #RESTAPIs right now is the ability to export a #Dataset as a #PBIX file. Of course, you can export a #Report as a PBIX file, and if that Report is bound to a Dataset, then the Dataset will be included with the Report when you export it. However, if the Dataset you need to export doesn't have a Report bound to it (I've started calling this a #BareDataset), then the #RESTAPI can't help you. That Dataset can only be exported manually from the Power BI Service using a web browser. Yuck! 🤮
To solve this problem:
1. Find and select a target #BareDataset
2. Upload a #BlankReport to the same #Workspace
3. Re-bind the blank Report to the bare Dataset
4. Export the blank Report as a PBIX file
5. Delete the blank Report from the Workspace
Step 1 Complete (mostly) 😅:
https://github.com/JamesDBartlett3/PowerBits/blob/main/PowerShell/Get-PowerBIBareDatasetsFromWorkspaces.ps1
Today I made the lights behind my monitor turn brighter automatically, when an app on my PC is accessing the webcam.
Windows shows you in the settings app which app is currently accessing your webcam, and it turns out you can read those values from the registry.
Using Sysmon I can watch for changes in the registry that indicate that an app's started / stopped accessing my webcam and fire Events into the Windows eventlog, and then I attached a Task to those events that forwards the new registry key to #HomeAssistant through a webhook.
Depending on the value sent, HomeAssistant can then turn my lights bright to act as a key light, or reactivate the adaptive lighting that continuously adjusts the light's color based on the time of day :3
Edit: part 1.5 is here, the threading broke: https://corteximplant.com/@Sirs0ri/110794659498930158
(re) #Introduction due to a server migration...
Hi, i'm Kyle. Long-time systems engineer (IT) turned technical marketer with a passion for automation, problems of scale, and sharing knowledge. I'm a blogger, presenter, mentor, mentee, and I recently found myself on the management side of things. Professionally, I've been recognized through advocacy programs like #Microsoft MVP, #VMware vExpert, #Cisco Champion, (Dell) EMC Elect, etc.
Former road warrior, while having greatly enjoyed traveling the world, I'm finding satisfaction in watching those loyalty statuses drop each year. My camera roll was more receipts than anything else for quite a while. Current #FloridaMan, I swear it wasn't like this when we moved here, but I enjoy a relaxing beach and grew allergic to snow and cold weather.
My feed is likely to include #tech, #startup, #cloud, #devops, #terraform, #powershell, with the occasional #beer, #nfl, #mlb, #f1, #dog, #cat, #travel, #Purdue, mention.
I have quite a lot more followers than I did when I first wrote my introduction, so it’s only fair that I’m writing a new one, bump up the major version.
#introduction #intro #introductions
Hi! o/
I am Ștefan (ș as sh, I also accept Stephan or the equivalent in your language). I’m 21 years old, ♑, he/him, proud #leftist and soon to graduate CS @ UVABc. Sort of proudly living in #romania. My native language is Romanian, fairly proficient at English, slowly learning #finnish (and #italian).
Tried a lot of programming languages in my childhood up until now, a non-chronological list of ones that stuck with me for one reason or another being: VB6 (that’s what I started on at 8 years old), #pascal (+ #freepascal and #delphi), #perl (+ #raku), #tcl #tcltk, #lisp (usually #scheme, on a good day #elisp #emacslisp and #commonlisp), #elixir, #php, #forth, #lua, #oberon, #modula-2, #cpp #c++, #ocaml, #fsharp, #smalltalk (+ #squeak #pharo #self), #ada, #powershell, #dart, #matlab, #rlang, #zig, #nim, #cobol and #julia. I don’t claim full proficiency in all of these, but I’m familiar enough with these (+ some others not mentioned here) that I could get along just fine with 2 weeks at most of studying and looking through cookbooks and examples). I’m flexible in learning new languages and technologies if needed.
I also do #sudoku and #math for fun (especially functional equations and number theory problems, sometimes calculus and geometric algebra). I am interested in #linguists, #conlangs (#lojban and #esperanto) and #nlp, contemporary (post-‘45, usually post-‘89 for me) history, #balkan history, lower-level stuff (I like to learn about how tools around me work, I’m most interested in #compilers, #emulators and #microcontrollers), #typography and #latex, #linux + #bsd, #msdos, #amiga, #oberon, #plan9, #philosophy, #astronomy (especially in a worldbuilding context) and #philosophy, along with other less notable interests.
I engage in #politics relatively often irl, although I’m not inserting it in absolutely every scenario in my life. As I mentioned, I’m a #leftist and #progressive (or… um… #woke) (Nazis and fascists can have a merry fuck off, DNI with me). I am also a spiritual person, a #deist (if you really want to put it that way, an agnostic, although it’s not quite true) and I find #astrology and #tarot interesting (I’ll let you guess my moon and ascendant, let’s see how close you are).
With that being said, I hope I’m welcome here, you can pick your subset of things that interest you from this list, you have plenty of options. :P Quite a bit longer than last time, but oh well…
Hallo, ich bin niems und nicht mehr ganz #neuhier. Beruflich mach' ich was mit #IT und #Windows-#Systemadministration, privat bin ich eher mit #Linux unterwegs. Ich bin ein großer Freund von #Selfhosting und betreibe unter anderem eine #nextcloud, einen #jabber-Server und diese Mastodon-Instanz.
Auf der #birdsite war ich als @niemalsnever bekannt und bin hier seit einigen Monaten im #twexil.
Durch meinen Job interessiere ich mich für #ConfigMgr, #PowerShell und ähnliche Themen.