GitHub has this feature where they can show/verify if commits have been signed by the user or not, usually you only see it when people have done changes from the web interface but it is actually possible to sign the commits that you do on your computer as well and have GitHub recognize it as…
Author: Patrik
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How to download CMTrace from Microsoft
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Powershell counting to $null instead of 1
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Running ForEach in parallel on Windows Powershell 5 (and older)
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Use Powershell to create a "fake" program in the programs and features list for indexing purposes
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How to read the manifest of an appx package file using Powershell
Reading the manifest of an installed appx package is easy, however today a colleague of mine was working on a custom install script for appx packages and quickly found out that Microsofts Get-AppxPackageManifest can't be used on an actual appx file. Some quick testing later and we now have an extended version of the function…
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Building Powershell GUIs that won't freeze when you use them
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