I’m writing a very rudimentary script that has a need to convert something like “groundFloorMeetingRoom” to “Ground Floor Meeting Room”. Rather than prompt the user to enter this, I decided it’d be easier to just get the script to do it. This turned out to be a fun little exercise, resulting in the CamelCaseToDisplayName function …
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I see way too many blog posts and Reddit threads about “I found a camera. Do you know these people?”. It always seems so fruitless and you rarely hear about a happy ending. After recently acquiring a shiny new Canon 24-105mm f/4L USM lens, and without wanting to engrave my details all over my stuff, …
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Upon receiving a few emails with their subjects entirely in capital letters, I wondered if I could defuse my extreme frustration at this situation using every Exchange admin’s best friend; the Transport Rule. I was able to create the following transport rule to bounce/reject all messages with only capital letters in the subject, including ignoring …
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A situation arose where I had to check all our Windows servers to see if any were using a particular local administrator password. I wrote the following script to allow me to test a dynamically generated set of credentials. It uses WMI because that allows specifying a particular set of credentials and is relatively lightweight …
With the inherent flaws (AKA features) offered by Apple’s new iPhone 4S with Siri, you may be required to block it from accessing your Exchange server via ActiveSync.. Here’s how!