While trying to install Chocolately on my Server 2008 R2 Core boxes, I ran into an issue where the .NET 4.0 download would fail repeatedly - "webpicmdline.exe has stopped working". No worries! I already had WinRM enabled, so I looked around for a Windows equivalent of scp so
I've decided to try my hand at managing my ever-growing lab environment using Puppet. Mostly because I'm curious to find use cases at work, but also because I'd like to expand my automation skill set. With that in mind, I'm opting to use Puppet Enterprise and keep my total managed
In a previous post, I showed how I rely on Dropbox for synchronizing a few Windows application data folders. I also use it for a rather ghetto source code replication/backup solution. Similar to the Windows settings sync, I have a scripting folder on my Dropbox that contains several subfolders
I write a bit of PowerShell code, and unfortunately that is one language that prism.js does not natively support. I've already done a little more complex Prism stuff to allow Ghostium to properly recognize Ruby (mostly following this helpful post) - but that post mainly talks about activating additional
I've been using Ghost for this blog for about a month (and the ghostium theme for a little less than a month). It works quite well for a lightweight blog, but there have been a few issues that I've come upon. The Good Support for Markdown syntax (including language-whatever code