Another year, another set of statistics. Here’s the figures for the past year. Pretty cool! Thanks for reading!
PowerShell: Synchronizing a Folder (and Sub-Folders) Part 12
Here’s another quick update of the script with 2 small fixes and a new piece of functionality (the ability to sync to multiple target folders from the same source). Continue reading “PowerShell: Synchronizing a Folder (and Sub-Folders) Part 12”
XCOM 2: War of the Chosen Tips
The new XCOM 2 expansion is fantastic, expanding most areas of the game and providing loads more ways to play it. It’s still XCOM though and if you follow the tips for Legendary here you won’t go far wrong. That said, the new toys you’re given provides even more cool ways to pummel aliens, so why wouldn’t you use them?
And the Chosen themselves? They can interfere with your awesome plans and ruin your day.
So.
CONSTANT VIGILANCE.
And the tips below 🙂 Continue reading “XCOM 2: War of the Chosen Tips”
Much Ado About Nothing @ Oxford
The family and I went to see a great open-air performance of Much Ado About Nothing at Wadham College Gardens, Oxford. Worth going to see it if you can! Continue reading “Much Ado About Nothing @ Oxford”
PowerShell: Checking the Syntax of an Exchange Mailbox Export Content Filter
A bit of a niche function this one. When you perform a mailbox export in Exchange using the New-MailboxExportRequest cmdlet you can specify the ContentFilter parameter. This allows you to pass an OPATH filter to only export SOME of the content from a mailbox.
One of the examples on the page above is;
New-MailboxExportRequest -Mailbox Tony -ContentFilter {(body -like “*company*”) -and (body -like “*profit*”) -and (Received -lt “01/01/2012”)}
So what if you need to check the syntax of a ContentFilter? Continue reading “PowerShell: Checking the Syntax of an Exchange Mailbox Export Content Filter”
At least I got an achievement…
Tales From IT: Cultural Differences
When I started as an IT dogs-body I was lucky enough to do quite a bit of travelling. For a young guy this was awesome; configure Exchange servers, see the world! But it also meant I was hopelessly naive AND due to my extreme Britishness I didn’t speak any other languages (even English was ropy).
So I occasionally suffered from Culture Shock, like when I was sent to Rome to set up Exchange on short notice… Continue reading “Tales From IT: Cultural Differences”
