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    10 SSH for Git Quick Reference 10 Getting Generic ESP32 Boards Working on Windows with the CP2102 Driver
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    31 Generating Random RGB Colors in PowerShell 15 Disable PSReadLine Predictions During Demos 08 How Much Time Have I Actually Spent on This Thing? 06 I "developed" a C# .NET8 desktop app in 25 minutes 03 Getting USB Devices Working in WSL2
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    24 Parse PowerShell Errors Without IDE/Linter 11 mpremote example: run code from device memory, install missing module 08 Using Splunk and Armis index to get an inventory list 08 Monitoring Network Activity using Splunk index firewall-pan
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    14 FTDI Devices on Ubuntu
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    16 Monitoring (USB) Device Change Events with PowerShell 09 Using FT232RNL with Sigrok/Pulseview on Windows 02 PowerShell Get-Member Essentials: Static vs Instance Members
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    12 Getting Started with mpremote for MicroPython
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    10 Reading Raw Data from a Foot Pedal HID 04 Bitmap Visualizer
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    07 Identify Computer and User Connections to an SQL Server
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    25 Enable-PSRemoting: public network connection type? 24 Get Installed Software List From Windows Registry 24 Using WinEvent to review Windows Update installs 23 First Steps
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Random nerdy system admin stuff.

SSH for Git Quick Reference

stop typing your password every single time

Posted on April 10, 2026

mark notes: this blog post was created with the help of an AI assistant. [Read More]
Tags: git, ssh, github, linux

Getting Generic ESP32 Boards Working on Windows with the CP2102 Driver

the board shows up, windows has no idea what it is, and you have to go hunting.

Posted on April 10, 2026

mark note: this blog was created with the help of an AI assistant. [Read More]
Tags: esp32, micropython, hardware, windows, drivers

Generating Random RGB Colors in PowerShell

more complex and interesting that I initially thought

Posted on March 31, 2026

Windows Terminal is one of the best things Microsoft has shipped in years. Tabs, profiles, custom colors, pane splitting, GPU-accelerated text rendering. [Read More]
Tags: powershell, windows-terminal

Disable PSReadLine Predictions During Demos

When you dont want people to see your shell history

Posted on March 15, 2026

I love me some PSReadLine. It’s honestly one of those things that once you have it you cant imagine life without. The inline prediction feature in particular is great - it reads your command history and ghost-texts suggestions as you type. Feels like magic. [Read More]
Tags: powershell, psreadline

How Much Time Have I Actually Spent on This Thing?

If I ever become a consultant and need to define billable hours...

Posted on March 8, 2026

EDIT/DISCLAIMER: Do not actually use this to track billable hours. This is just a rough estimate and could lead to some potential “fraud” issues. [Read More]
Tags: powershell, git

I "developed" a C# .NET8 desktop app in 25 minutes

Human + agent collaboration ftw! What a time to be alive

Posted on March 6, 2026

Earlier today, my coworker walked into the office and mentioned something about needing to install Python. My brain immediately latched on. [Read More]
Tags: Windows

Getting USB Devices Working in WSL2

When you need that FTDI adapter to show up in Linux

Posted on March 3, 2026

I’ve been running into this issue more and more lately – I’m developing on Windows, but I need to flash firmware or talk to hardware inside WSL2. By default, WSL2 can’t see any USB devices connected to Windows, which is… problematic when you’re trying to work with FTDI adapters, ESP32s,... [Read More]

Parse PowerShell Errors Without IDE/Linter

But of course PowerShell has a built-in error parser.

Posted on February 24, 2026

I’ve heard about AST in the PowerShell context before, particularly during this episode of PowerShell Podcast: Holiday Special with Andrew Pla and Gilbert Sanchez: PSScriptAnalyzer, AST, and PowerShell Gifts: PS Podcast E150 [Read More]
Tags: powershell

mpremote example: run code from device memory, install missing module

demo example how to run code on device memory and install missing module if needed; great for rapid prototyping

Posted on February 11, 2026

this is a mpremote demo/example: how to run code on device memory and install missing module if needed; great for rapid prototyping [Read More]
Tags: micropython, mpremote

Using Splunk and Armis index to get an inventory list

Posted on February 8, 2026

Could be useful for inventory checks. [Read More]
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