Jan Vinterberg
@vinterberg.bsky.social
From DK and Married,
PowerShell since the early days
Into Intune, Entra & Security for endpoints.
Pushing PowerShell to IT trainees , to pay it forward when they move on.
Manuscript reader (mostly PS)
Ingress ENL
PowerShell since the early days
Into Intune, Entra & Security for endpoints.
Pushing PowerShell to IT trainees , to pay it forward when they move on.
Manuscript reader (mostly PS)
Ingress ENL
I was today years old when I realized that $PWD is a built-in automatic variable in PowerShell—and it’s not about passwords, but “Present Working Directory.” Now I’m wondering how many scripts I’ll need to update to avoid messing with built-in variables…
April 27, 2025 at 7:40 AM
I was today years old when I realized that $PWD is a built-in automatic variable in PowerShell—and it’s not about passwords, but “Present Working Directory.” Now I’m wondering how many scripts I’ll need to update to avoid messing with built-in variables…
Reposted by Jan Vinterberg
We're excited to introduce ourselves to Bluesky! 👋 We develop a third-party patch and application management solution for Microsoft #ConfigMgr and #MSIntune. We exist to improve lives through customer-obsessed innovation. Learn more about us here 👉 patchmypc.com #PatchMyPC
November 12, 2024 at 4:44 PM
We're excited to introduce ourselves to Bluesky! 👋 We develop a third-party patch and application management solution for Microsoft #ConfigMgr and #MSIntune. We exist to improve lives through customer-obsessed innovation. Learn more about us here 👉 patchmypc.com #PatchMyPC
Windows 1, was presented today back in 1983, 41 years ago, first official (stable release 1.04) wasn’t shipped until Nov. 20 1985, with an end of support date on Dec. 31 2001. We don’t see that kind of support range these days 😎 I have only seen Windows 1.0x in wild once during upgrade to Win 3.11.
November 10, 2024 at 9:07 AM
Windows 1, was presented today back in 1983, 41 years ago, first official (stable release 1.04) wasn’t shipped until Nov. 20 1985, with an end of support date on Dec. 31 2001. We don’t see that kind of support range these days 😎 I have only seen Windows 1.0x in wild once during upgrade to Win 3.11.