I have nice ideas...
There’s something dangerously soothing about Facebook Marketplace. One minute you’re sipping tea, the next you’re elbows-deep in listings for cars that would bankrupt you, gadgets you couldn’t explain to your accountant, and absolute weaponised nonsense like some gimp selling a mirror reflecting an image of legs that wouldn’t look out of place hanging out of a birds nest
It’s been a wee while since I gave an update on Sadie. Now, you might assume her horror-show of an MOT test knocked the wind out of my sails. But no! Spirits remained mostly uncrushed—I’ve just been busy in the background hoarding parts like a magpie with a Halfords gift card, chipping away at fixes bit by bit.
MOT Day… It didn’t go as planned.
Another day, another pushed back MOT date… The lights were back on the dash with the new TMAP sensor… But cheap buy twice.
The work has begun on Sadie. Some fault finding is being done using the ODB scanner. I was hoping it would be capable of clearing the airbag and traction control lights, which are illuminated on the dash.
Idle funds and the want of a small peppy petrol hatchback back in my life has brought me to the somewhat questionable decision to buy this…
Getting frustrated with not being able to paste directly into the VMRC?
On your 400th attempt at typing that autogenerated password for the VM Template?
Chronic case of Sausage Fingers?
Or are you just a lazy sys admin?
A quick powershell script using HTML and CSS to run against your VMware Environment utilising PowerCLI to pull back a report of your snapshots.
This can be useful for reclaiming space and making the most of your storage or to spot somewhere that you have a usage issue.
Laying plastic tiles into the garage was always at the top of my list of flooring options, but before I could lay anything, I had an issue…
