One of my springtime projects at work was to button up a recently-refreshed process to transmit some billing data between systems.
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May 11, 2020
As a reflection exercise for a project I wrapped up a bit ago, combined as an exercise to make Future Me's life a Better Place, I pulled together a simple Google Sheets workbook to make a quick 'calculator' and balancing mechanism to help keep track of a couple datasets.
April 27, 2020
A week ago, someone on one of our more generalized Slack channels asked if anyone knew how to make AD Users and Computers (ADUC) filter mechanism rank output based on a group membership count.
April 13, 2020
A couple months ago I wrote about using Powershell to find and export AD records for the purposes of our Windows 7 End-of-Life project.
March 9, 2020
Not really TRIM-ming for summer, but taking the opportunity to briefly write about Rule #1 when dealing with unknown (or incoming) data.
February 24, 2020
So far in 2020, I've been keeping a closer eye on the logs of this Drupal site. Back in the day, I used to pore over logs in a sort of 'bender' fashion, presumably as I was bored or something similar.
February 10, 2020
When I started going down the Drupal road a year ago, with minor delay after delay after
January 27, 2020
A client project had a database server upgrade in early December, and as I eluded to in a different post from around that time, Git was the shit when it came to making my angle of that migration go smoothly. Past Me made Current Me's life a lot simpler.
January 13, 2020
With the very near end of life for Windows 7, as we work through the last bit of known and managed machines to upgrade or replace I find myself needing to do more frequent "searches" of AD computer object records for analysis.