Petri Paavola - MVP
@intune.ninja
Intune, Autopilot, Powershell, Graph API, Windows, Deployment, Management - Consultant & Trainer.
Microsoft MVP - Windows and Intune
Senior Modern Management Principal
Yodamiitti Oy
Microsoft MVP - Windows and Intune
Senior Modern Management Principal
Yodamiitti Oy
This was such an annoying thing. I’ve hit it so many times when logging with my tools.
When @panusaukko.bsky.social mentioned it, I thought “Hold my beer”.
And yeah, there is (\). So simple, but you don’t see it until you’ve smashed your head on the wall enough.
(Or ask your AI buddy next time 😂)
When @panusaukko.bsky.social mentioned it, I thought “Hold my beer”.
And yeah, there is (\). So simple, but you don’t see it until you’ve smashed your head on the wall enough.
(Or ask your AI buddy next time 😂)
If you run get-date -format "HH:mm:ss.ffff", the hours/min/sec separator might be different between #PowerShell 5 and 7. At least with my Finnish regional settings.
But you can enforce the separator:
get-date -format "HH\:mm\:ss\.ffff"
Thank you @intune.ninja for the tip!
But you can enforce the separator:
get-date -format "HH\:mm\:ss\.ffff"
Thank you @intune.ninja for the tip!
April 13, 2025 at 6:34 PM
This was such an annoying thing. I’ve hit it so many times when logging with my tools.
When @panusaukko.bsky.social mentioned it, I thought “Hold my beer”.
And yeah, there is (\). So simple, but you don’t see it until you’ve smashed your head on the wall enough.
(Or ask your AI buddy next time 😂)
When @panusaukko.bsky.social mentioned it, I thought “Hold my beer”.
And yeah, there is (\). So simple, but you don’t see it until you’ve smashed your head on the wall enough.
(Or ask your AI buddy next time 😂)