One thing that bugged me about Thunderbird was that your local network IP was always sent with your e-mail. I can’t think of any good reason to do this. If you look at the header from an e-mail sent from Thunderbird you will notice something like this. Received: from 192.168.1.100 ([1.2.3.4]) by your.mailhost.net Where 192.168.1.100 Continue Reading »
The other day I had a little down time at work so I decided to work on my PowerShell skills. In the process of playing around I came across a site that had a Text-To-Voice PowerShell game. I was presently surprised because I had never thought of doing any text to voice scripts before. I Continue Reading »
When I got started with ham radio I only used hand held radios but I soon wanted a bigger radio to act as a base station at my home. As I was looking at antenna’s online and seeing the prices a friend suggested I build my own J-pole. So I started researching them and I Continue Reading »
One of my favorite parts about Linux is the command line interface. Also known as the shell, terminal, or console. It might be intimidating at first for some people but it will become a powerful tool once you understand it. Also I think it’s fun but I might be a nerd. But in order to Continue Reading »
Today I had to add a user from one domain to a group on another domain. I have not worked with multiple domains in active directory much. So to my surprise when I went to add this user it could not find them. In order to do this I had to convert the group from Continue Reading »
