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Monthly Archives: August 2005
Finding VirtualMemory Offenders Using Monad
Microsoft’s new command shell and scripting language sports some very powerful capabilities. I like this particular command to quickly find programs that are eating lots of virtual memory: > get-process | sort VS -asc:0 | format-table ProcessName,@{label="VirtualMem (M)";Expression={"{0,10:F2}" -f ($_.VS/1M)}} … Continue reading
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Choosing PDC Breakout Sessions
Every PDC always presents me with really hard choices. I wish I could clone myself and attend two different sessions that are scheduled at the same time. For example, on Thursday at 1:45 pm there is Anders session on The … Continue reading
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I’m Back
I’ve been taking time off blogging for a while. Work has kept me pretty busy and the last couple of weeks the pending arrival and then arrival of baby #3 has kept me really busy. 🙂 Hopefully I can get … Continue reading
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