iTerm2 and tmux
I’ve been a long fan of tmux and the capability it provides over screen. It allows me to run local sessions on my destination host independent of my SSH session. This is great for when I SSH to a box…
VScode Plugin – Settings Sync
Many devices, many settings, many plugins It is known that I have two computers. A nice shiny MacBook Pro for the road (and I am on it a lot) and an iMac when I am at home. I use VScode…
Find your exact CPU model on macOS
I recently needed to find out the model of CPU I had in mac. If you look in About This Mac or the relevant system profile you find some basic information. Intel Core i7 3.2 Ghz. No where is there…
Contain yourself PowerNSX, please!
Recently, PowerNSX was released to work with PowerShell Core. This was a substantial undertaking from Nick Bradford to submit some pull requests to PowerShell Core, create a new method of handling web requests, and then wholesale adjusting PowerNSX to work.…
An early Christmas present
This is a guest post by Nick Bradford, author and founder of PowerNSX. This post originally appeared here I’m breaking a long standing tradition of not blogging, because for once I feel like I truly have something interesting to talk…