Upgrade LibreOffice 6.2.5.2 on Linux Mint
Linux commands to quickly upgrade to LibreOffice 6.2.5.2 on Mint (debian and Ubuntu)
Get ShoreTel Agents Using Powershell
Quickly get the number of workgroup agents logged into ShoreTel using Powershell
Add Exchange account to Outlook Mail App
Microsoft has updated the Outlook Mail App and broke Exchange. However, you can still use the Outlook app to check Exchange mailboxes. You just have to know the trick!
Upgrade LibreOffice on Linux Mint
Linux commands to quickly upgrade LibreOffice on Mint (debian and Ubuntu)
Command-line Compression Options
A comparison of command-line options to compress files using 7-Zip and native commands in Windows and Linux.
Generate passwords using Powershell
Powershell script to generate passwords using random words and numbers.
Random strings in Powershell
One-line Powershell code to generate 20 strings of 24 random letters and numbers.
Move Dropbox files on Linux Mint
Moving Dropbox files to an SD card with a supported file system on Linux Mint.
Fix broken trust using Powershell
Use Powershell to fix broken trust in Windows without rebooting.
Start remote PC using WOL and Powershell
Power on a remote computer using Wake-on-LAN and Powershell.
Resolve Cloudflare warning about exposed IP
Using Cloudflare the goal is to never give away your true IP address.
Reset LEDE/OpenWRT using Failsafe boot mode
How to recover a misconfigured (or forgotten password) router running LEDE/OpenWRT.
Transfer files using Bluetooth in Linux Mint
How to transfer files from a mobile device to Linux Mint using Bluetooth.
How to format SD card on Linux Mint
Little “gotcha” I ran into with formatting an SD card in Mint.
Default Font Color Test
The Internet is becoming unreadable thanks to light fonts (like the ones on Wordpress.com)
PDF files not included in Windows Search on Windows 7 and 8
How to make Windows 7 index PDF files for searching.
List Mailboxes in Exchange 2010 using Powershell
Using Powershell to list mailboxes in Exchange 2010 from a workstation.
Google humor: shut your piehole!
Google’s sense of humor is evident in their charts documentation.
