Si quelqu'un a un job d'amin cybersecurité dans le sud de Paris avec télétravail (par pitié) n'hésitez pas à me faire signe. J'suis sympa, je m'intègre bien et je suis moins bête que je n'en ai l'air.
J'ai bossé sur #cyberark
Je suis très bonne en systèmes #windows et cherche à me former sur #linux
Je parle couramment l'anglais
J'ai travaillé sur le #SOC#checkpoint
Je fais du #powershell à mes heures perdues
Welcome to the new /m/Powershell magazine on kbin.social. Feel free to introduce your self, how you got started using Powershell, your primary use, and any neat projects you've worked on....
Bookmarks in #PowerShell is a neat project I've been working on the last few days. Setting bookmark locations within the PowerShell console and quickly move into them as I have projects all over and got lazy typing them out.
I need some help with #powershell where we need to export some #json values all as strings. So the numbers we have in the object need to be strings, but only are exported as integers.
Thinking about my future... I have skills in IT, art and now possibly in geo/paleo. I would want to mix them together and have a well paying stable job sometime in 1-3 years from now on. Any ideas? Any sphere needs such soup of skills?
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Mid (5yrs exp) #programmer#csharp#typescript#powershell#sql
. #UI design (~2yrs exp) and #2D#art - #illustration (~10 yrs exp hobbyist)
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Ongoing Master's degree in general #geology with concentration towards #paleontology and a plan on PhD
building a PowerShell module that presents a "Proper" powershell interface for display dialog. If it works out, then I'll see about doing other AppleScript UI primitives as PS modules, to make up for the lack of UI in PS on macOS
Anyone know the status of lists on mastodon? I want to create a list for #PowerShell but I can only add people I follow. Seems redundant to follow people to create a list intended for content I don't want on my main feed.
Also adding hashtags to the list would be very useful.
Does anybody have info on code completion/auto linting in #Vim for #Powershell ?
Looking at youcompleteme and coc.vim I don't powershell listed at all
I prefer editing in Vim, but hate to give up on the linting/fix suggestions I get in vscode, so I tend to edit in Vim, then check in vscode, which is annoying and inefficient.
Vim mode in VSCode is too half baked for me - I never know what will work and what won't.
I have replaced "cat" with "bat" in PowerShell, and written a "cat" function that makes it more useful to me. Bat is a replacement for cat that syntax highlights the output.
I'm able to support:
$ cat *.cs
$ dir -r -fi *.cs | cat
I have not yet been able to support piping, so that has to stay with invoking bat:
Anyone have experience setting up a #rdp solution with an elderly parent when you can't be physically present to assist on the config for their end? The ISPs must do this all the time.
I'm on Linix, they're on windows. I've read #chrome has a screen share option, wonder if that'd be a jumping off point for #cmd or #powershell access. All I need is a shell...
I am looking for PowerShell IDE advice. I am not a very good PowerShell coder, but as long a Google is up I have half a chance 😀
I prefer to code in Python and use PyCharm. I find it much easier to learn by writing code and using break points to see what my variables are returning etc.
Which is the best PowerShell IDE? I am not writing applications. They are mostly scripts to return API data and write them out to a file.
Welcome to /m/Powershell
Welcome to the new /m/Powershell magazine on kbin.social. Feel free to introduce your self, how you got started using Powershell, your primary use, and any neat projects you've worked on....