Ever used a laptop with a wireless and a copper network interface? Practically every laptop has both, so chances are you have. Have you ever wondered what happens if you plug in with copper, turn wireless on and have both interfaces configured with an IP address? I decided to do this and have a quick look at the routing table to see what goes on.
Rsync is ace. It’s also available for Windows as part of the Cygwin distro. Every time I need it I have to do a token Cygwin install, install rsync, copy out the various rsync files and remove the Cygwin install. Here, mostly for my pleasure, is a very out of date zip with just the rsync files in!
Recently I needed to find a way to search for accounts in an active directory that are enabled and have not logged on for a while. Fortunately there is a lastLogon attribute, unfortunately this is not replicated across the various domain controllers. Lord only knows why, but lastLogon is the number of 100 nano second intervals since 1601, fortunately this is documented.
HideMouse.exe HideMouse.zip
