It’s nice to know that bollocks are a good thing.
- Ravikanth Chaganti started a series Managing Windows Deployment Services (WDS) using PowerShell – Part 1. He also shows how he found it using PowerShell to search the registry. Plus interacts with a COM object with New-Object –ComObject and does reflection at the command line with Get-Member
- Pablo Cibraro fires up Tallago Studios SO-Aware PowerShell provider. SO-Aware is a Web Services repository that enables the cataloging, management, monitoring and testing of Web Services. SO-Aware can be completely managed using PowerShell scripting environment.
- Jeffery Snover, inventor of PowerShell, received Patent # 7,757,282. Congratulations. The title “System And Method For Distinguishing Safe And Potentially Unsafe Data During Runtime Processing”. Here’s the PDF. It’s an interesting read. Here is some of the background:
Bollocks – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
"Conversely, the word also figures in idiomatic phrases such as "the
dog’s /bollocks/" and "top /bollock(s)/", which usually refer to
something which is admired, approved of or well-respected."
The Perl language developed a security feature that is directed at minimizing risks associated with input collected from web forms. This security feature is commonly referred to as “taint”. […] A more pervasive and more comprehensive taint mechanism is needed that handles various scripting situations.
- Matthew Painter put up MiniCalc – A PowerShell Calculator with GUI using WinForms
- Wednesday, September 22, 2010 – Windows Powershell Basics for IT Pros: Ask your questions LIVE! Are there admin tasks you’d like to automate, but not sure how?
- The How and Why of Learning to Use PowerShell (Part 1 of more than 1) – Andy Schneider writes up his thoughts about why it’s worth the effort to learn PowerShell. Short term pain for long term gain.
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