Sarcasm + Technology
Information technology
The Imposter Syndrome Advantage
I recently heard somebody say something along the lines of (you already know I'm going to butcher it): God is most pleased with us when we're taking risks. While I'm not certain it can validated biblically one way or the other, the idea is that we shouldn't live our...
Disable O365 Apps in License (PowerShell)
If it's free, it's better. This is basically my mantra for life and a really easy one to follow at that. You can apply it to all sorts of things: ice cream, candy, food. Okay, maybe just free food tastes better when you know you didn't have to pay for it. Especially...
Font Installer Script (PowerShell)
Things have smells. I know, this is a revolutionary idea and you may need to stop right here and take a breather while you process this massive revelation. Things that are brand new have a particular smell that vanishes shortly after hitting your nostrils. It's...
Exchange – Get All Mailbox Folder Permissions
As an IT professional—or as my daughter would call it: doing computer nerd things with your friends—we're into some weird stuff. And by weird, you know I mean amazing and super neato. There's something about the smell of a freshly created file share that just can't be...
Block Direct Delivery to onmicrosoft.com (Exchange Hybrid)
This post may/may not include actual sound parenting advice. Don't get triggered.You're the proud parent of a bustling little rascal who is growing faster than you can stand it. This kid is now becoming an adult and it's time to start earning that keep. You've been...
Let’s Get Creative
It’s not all spreadsheets and unread EULA’s for me, I also dabble on the creative side and engage the right side of my brain from time to time. Completely amateur graphic artist, photographer, videographer, author, musician, and chef in no particular order. Some have said my work brought them to tears…although, come to think of it, they didn’t elaborate on why they were crying or any preexisting conditions they might have had. Clearly, that’s irrelevant.