Finished trimming the spruce hedge this year. Had not done it last year so it was a pretty hard job this time, takes a couple of hours. It is starting to get as high as it can be allowed to, so I need to cut the top of it pretty hard each year now.
Iver said that he could see the whole world from the top of the ladder.
Panorama view using my iPhone.
Had to replace the headlight bulb on my Mondeo, which is quite easy and one of the things that the engineers at Ford actually has planned very well. The most difficult part is actually to remove the grill, not because that itself is difficult, but I’m always afraid that I will damage it. But, it is just to be firm when pulling it off, and then it is removed within two seconds. The whole operation is done in less than 3-4 minutes.
Summer started a week ago…
Bought a pair of led lamps about a month ago, hoping for an easy job mounting them, but no. Turned out that there was a lot of rust on the roof, so that needed to be repaired. Now that is done, and I have mounted the rear lights.
They turn night into day
3. oktober 1990 vart DDR lagt ned og Tyskland samla. Det var slutten for statssosialisme, Berlinmuren og Stasi, men også for eit samfunn utan arbeidsløyse. Denne boka byr på forteljingar om det som er att etter DDR i dag….
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Needed to know the uptime of a service on a Windows 2012 server to verify that the suggested solution for restarting all Splunk Universial Forwarders did work, see answers.splunk.com/../how-can-i-restart-all-my-forwarders.
Solution found here /blogs.technet.com/…/how-can-i-get-the-uptime-of-a-service, did make some minor adjustments to the vbscript as shown below.
strComputer = "."
Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2")
Set colServices = objWMIService.ExecQuery _
("Select * From Win32_Service WHERE displayname = 'SplunkForwarder'")
For Each objService in colServices
intProcessID = objService.ProcessID
Set colProcesses = objWMIService.ExecQuery _
("Select * From Win32_Process Where ProcessID = " & intProcessID)
For Each objProcess in colProcesses
Wscript.Echo objService.Name + "/" + objProcess.Name + " " + objProcess.CreationDate
Next
NextRunning it from the Powershell prompt like this PS D:\Temp> cscript.exe .\uptime.vbs
Yesterday me and Elin together with Anette and Dag Anders went to see Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band live in concert at Telenor Arena. Picture from before it all started.
And the show is on, and what a show. They are pretty amazing live.
Happy couple on our way home.
Today, finally, after a to long break, I did my “Spinning to” again. Today spinning to Johnossi and their latest album Transitions. Enjoyed it, especially Gone Forever. At the end, the album had a bit to much ballads, I would prefer that they mixed the songs a bit more while spinning to it, but hey…not a big issue. I recommend listening to it.
Running on Windows7 I had problems with TortoiseSVN, I was unable to rename, move and such. Solution for this is to run Windows Explorer as administrator.
Initially I could also have checked out my working folder in the home directory of my own user, that should also solve the problem without the need to “Run As Administrator”
Elin had promised the boys ice cream, so we headed up to the subway station. At the small grocery store there was an old man with a vest with a logo I just had to take a picture of.
Classic!!!
