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This exports list of BitLocker recovery keys from AD. Found it somewhere from web.

Quick and very dirty export out-of-office (OOF) autoreplies from Exchange 2010 with Powershell.  get-mailbox -resultsize unlimited | get-mailboxautoreplyconfiguration | where {$_.autoreplystate -ne "disabled"} | select identity,autoreplystate,starttime,endtime,@{NAME='InternalMessage';Expression={$_.InternalMessage -replace ("`n") -replace("</p","/<") -replace("<.*?>") -replace("&nbsp;","") }},@{NAME='ExternalMessage';Expression={$_.InternalMessage -replace ("`n") -replace("</p","/<") -replace("<.*?>") -replace("&nbsp;","") }} | Export-Csv -Encoding unicode -NoTypeInformation outofoffice.csv

Many vbscripts use old Outlook / Exchange CDO components for MAPI access. Without CDO you'll get "ERROR: ActiveX component can't create object (MAPI.Session)" error message. Unfortunately CDO works only with 32-bit Outlook 2007. If you're running 32-bit Outlook 2010 or 2013 in either 32-bit or 64-bit OS following might come handy.

You're supposed to be able to use "BBB-eMMC-flasher" images to flash new OS directly from SD card. For whatever reason this sometimes fails to work. People blame power supplies which probably is one reason but not this time. In my case when trying to use BBB-eMMC-flasher image BBB started flashing all four user leds in sync without ever even attempting to flash image to eMMC.

How would FEC (Forward Error Correction) enabled TCP/IP stack for Linux sound like? Yep, I know you're interested and want it. Start by checking these two links. http://www.ietf.org/proceedings/87/slides/slides-87-tcpm-8.pdf http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-flach-tcpm-fec-00

There's annoying problem with Digi RS232 - Ethernet products (also sold BlackBox branded). Many if not most telnet clients are incompatible with their server implementation and treat single enter press as two enter presses. Incompatible clients are at least SecureCRT, Putty and one Microsoft includes with Windows. Teraterm works ok.

I'm using OpenWrt with following customizations to send temperature readings to EmonCMS. Hardware is noname Ralink RT3052 router (WR512-3GN) and Dallas DS9097U compatible USB 1-wire adapter. Main reason for going with Image Generator instead of compiling custom firmware was to keep binary and API compatibility with packages from stock OpenWrt repository. Package selection below leaves 168kB free on JFFS2 filesystem. Drop editor, Luci etc. and you'll have a lot more free. If you don't need to patch init scripts like I did due bug in WR512-3GN support you can simply install packages and apply scripts over top of official OpenWrt release flashed to your router.