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Category Archives: Tooling
Recover lost photos with PhotoRec
My neighbour accidently deleted all photos on the camera without having them transfered to the harddisk. The SD card was never used before and the card was not formatted after deleting all photos. This should be recoverable. From lifehacker.com I … Continue reading
Installation of Tfs Express and why I love tfspreview.com
Pratice what you preach. My advice is to add unittests with codecoverage to your (daily) build and make sure it’s above the threshold. To pratice this I installed Tfs Express this weekend. The installation was straight forward next-next-finish. But then … Continue reading
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Tagged live-id, msbuild, preview, SAAS, software as a service, team explorer, team foundation server, Team Foundation Service, tf30172, tfs, TFSPreview, unittest
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Recovery
The hard disk of my laptop died on me last week. Since I’ve ordered a new machine (see previous post) I wanted my system up-and-running without too much effort. An old disk fixed the hardware issue, now the software recovery. … Continue reading
Posted in Tooling
Tagged backup, bcdedit, checkout, Cloud, cloud drive, hardware issue, microsoft synctoy, recovery, SafeCopy, shelveset, software recovery, synctoy, Team Foundation, vhd
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Choose Your Own
My boss lets me choose my own device to work with. Given a budget, some basic rules, two default configurations and this employee is happy. But now the hard part: what do I choose? Most of the time I’m using … Continue reading
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Tagged choose your own, Core I5, cyo, default configurations, folio, hp, pcmark, probook, processor core, solid state drive, SSD, workhorse
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Sniff localhost
My WCF services are using basic authentication over https. To prove this is a safe combination I wanted to sniff the trafic between client and host. Problem is a tool like Wireshark cannot sniff localhost. You’ll find good explanation why … Continue reading