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Sergey Babkin
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- 62 from 29 Oct 2014 to 2 Jul 2018
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2018 1
2017 19
- Certificate recipes
- Windows programming recipes
- assorted PowerShell recipes
- Security descriptor recipes
- WMI recipes
- xperf recipes
- virtual machine conversion recipes
- network configuration recipes
- ETW and logging recipes
- assorted recipes and links
- how to upload a machine cert to Azure
- how to run PowerShell from SetupComplete.cmd
- recipe for a WDS test environment
- windbg recipes
- vim recipes
- how to mount a System partition
- file operations and search recipes
- svn server configuration recipes for Windows
- git recipes
2016 19
- how to pretty-print XML in PowerShell, and text pipelines
- how to run arbitrary commands as a service
- reporting the nested errors in PowerShell
- reading the ETW events in PowerShell
- expect in PowerShell
- booting Windows from a VHD
- localization both ways
- un-messing Unicode in PowerShell
- getting a stack trace in PowerShell
- diff in PowerShell
- Setting up the CredSSP access for multi-hop
- Windows service example in C++
- how to install a new Windows service
- AdaBoost and Bayes
- AdaBoost in simpler formulas
- Certificates, Part 5: dealing with the CNG certificates
- PowerShell remoting & DNS
- PowerShell & Windows Clusters
- Bayesian machine learning
2015 18
- faster 3D printing
- Certificates, part4: PowerShell/WinRM remoting over HTTPS, and cert copying
- Certificates, part 3: encryption and decryption by hand, and SecureString
- Certificates, part 2: encryption and decryption, and some about the cert store
- Certificates, part 1: what do they mean
- exporting C++ classes with STL members from DLLs
- Collecting the boot-time events over the network.
- Error handling, part 4: error information recap
- How to convert a short 8.3 path name to a long path name in PowerShell
- Another solution to multi-hop PowerShell remoting
- Error handling, part3: the ETW way
- Error handling, part 2: error types
- Error handling, part 1: how not to
- Security descriptors, part3: raw descriptors and PowerShell
- Security descriptors, part 2: principals, SIDs and PowerShell
- Security descriptors, part 1: what they are, in simple words
- Time conversions in PowerShell (and .NET in general)
- Powershell script blocks are not closures