PowerShell v3 Function Change ProcessPriority

Not sure why I didnt put this one out when I wrote it. I come up with way too many functions...

function Change-ProcessPriority

{

      <#

            .EXAMPLE 1

                  Change-ProcessPriority "High"

                 

            .NOTES

                  Author: Will Steele (wlsteele@gmail.com)

                  Last Modified Date: 06/14/2012

                 

            .PARAMETER Priority

                  A mandatory string indicating the process level to which you want to

                  update a processes priority level.

      #>

           

      param(

            [Parameter(

                  Mandatory = $true

            )]

            [ValidateSet("AboveNormal","BelowNormal","High","Idle","Low","Normal","RealTime")]

            $Priority

      )

     

      if((Get-Process -Id $PID).PriorityClass -eq $Priority)

      {

            Write-Output "The process priority for PID ($PID) is already set to $($Priority).";

      }

      else

      {

            Write-Output "Setting the process priority for PID ($PID) to $($Priority).";

            (Get-Process -Id $PID).PriorityClass = $Priority;

      }

}

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Welcome to Computer Class week 1

This site serves as our jumping off point for all of our lessons and projects. Instead of a text book we have web pages with instructions, examples, links and videos. If you are ever unsure of what you need to do, check this site first.

Should there ever be a substitute on a computer day, all your instructions for the day will be on this home page. We are beginning our computer class this year with typing practice. Learning to type fast is so important for todays world and the future. It takes practice to get faster. No matter how fast you type now, your goal for this unit is to improve your personal speed.

Click on your grade level above and then click on Unit 1.

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How to find the IP address of the sender in Yahoo! mail

When you receive an email, you receive more than just the message. The email comes with headers that carry important information that can tell where the email was sent from and possibly who sent it. For that, you would need to find the IP address of the sender. The tutorial below can help you find the IP address of the sender. Note that this will not work if the sender uses anonymous proxy servers.

Finding IP address in Yahoo! Mail

1. Log into your Yahoo! mail with your username and password.
2. Click on Inbox or whichever folder you have stored your mail.
3. Open the mail.
4. If you do not see the headers above the mail message, your headers are not displayed. To display the headers,
* Click on Options on the top-right corner
* In the Mail Options page, click on General Preferences
* Scroll down to Messages where you have the Headers option
* Make sure that Show all headers on incoming messages is selected
* Click on the Save button
* Go back to the mails and open that mail.
5. You should see similar headers like this:Yahoo! headers : nameLook for Received: from followed by the IP address between square brackets [ ]. Here, it is 202.65.138.109.That is be the IP address of the sender!
6. Track the IP address of the sender

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How to get Paid apps for free

Hey guys,

my name is Marco and I have just decided to write blog (series of them). Well I will write about android, specifically about apps and games for android. Every week I will post, up to 5 posts. In evry post I will deliver you 10-15 apps or games, two posts will be about apps (top 10 new apps of the week and best apps category --> eg. News readers) and two about games (top 10 game releases and top 10 games of week --> random games) and one about some random android stuff. And I promise that you will never, ever see an ugly app, on the contrary, you will see a lot holo styled apps that I think looks awesome.

Why am I going to write this blog?

 Well I wanted to record videos for youtube, but as I am not from English-speaking country I    sound stupid speaking English so I decided to write blogs. Every app I show in my posts Ive test and used for couple of days.For testing these apps I use Samsung galaxy tab 2 10.1 , so all you tablet owners dont worry, every single app is tablet optimized or looks good on tablets.

How to download paid apps and games for free?

 Today I will show you a couple of apps that will enable you to download PAID apps and games for FREE!!!

1. Aptoide

Just how I said this app will enable you to download almost every app or game that is in play store and even once that are not. It has the biggest amount pound apps and games. It look nice and simple. Well you tab have a little bit of problems using it because not all apps are stored in app, most of them are stored on their website so when you search for an app or game just click "search in other stores" --> it will send you to your browser (their website) so dont wory just find the latest version off app and enjoy.

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 2. Amazon appstore

 Amazons mobile appstore is a veritable storehouse of paid apps available for free. The list of free apps is updated daily and there are often discounts and promotions on paid apps during the festive seasons. The Amazon app store also has a feature termed Test Drive using which apps can be tested before installation

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  3. GetPaidAppsFree

 With GetPaidAppsFree, you can LEGALLY get any paid app without paying anything.Here’s how it works: You earn points by watching short videos or by downloading free apps from selected catalogue. After you’ve earned some points, you can cash them out in a prepaid virtual Visa™ credit card. Then you may shop Google Play™ Store to get whatever paid app you want! You may also use your prepaid card to shop at any online stores.

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4. Play store

 The last tip (not app) which is the most reliable and the best way to download the paid app is by paying for an app in Android market. To use this option you should have a good file explorer app ES file explorer.

•  Go to Android market and purchase any app. Within the 15 minutes of trial period you. can get the full refund if you cancel the order.

• The app gets downloaded on your smart phone. 

•  Open ES file explorer and click on Options > Manager > App Manager. 

•  Go to list of installed apps and press on the app you just purchased and click on backup. The app backup will be made in backup folder of your SD card.

•   Once the backup is made, cancel the order and install it from the backup folder again. Your money will be refunded after you cancel the order.

• Enjoy!!!

Final

 These were the best solutions for getting paid apps for free. My personal favorite is Aptoide, its the simplest and easiest why of downloading apps for FREE. Well as its my personal favorite, under every paid app I review I will provide link for aptoide (link of that app so you can download it for free). I will also provide QR code for aptoide, not for play store because you can install apps from your PC (play store) directly to your smartphone so you dont need QR code for play store.

Schedule:

Monday: best apps by category

Tuesday: best games of week

Wednesday: random

Thursday: Android newbies: 10 new apps worth of checking out

Friday: top 10 game releases of week

Questions? 

 If you have any question about android or anything else just leave a comment down below or send me an email even message on Twitter/Facebook. I would also appreciate it if you can tell me how bad is my English and if you have any ideas on how to improve blog contact me.

My qustion: Do you want to se some screenshots of app or "timeline" photo and description are enough

P.S. as Ive said Im not from English-speaking country so sorry because of bad English.

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PowerShell v3 in a Year Day 4 about Arithmetic Operators

Much of the arithmetic operator information is straightforward, as you would assume it to be in algebra or math class:

• + : adds the value on the right to the value on the left
• - : subtracts the value on the right from the value on the left
• - : preceding a number, negates it
• * : multiples two numbers
• * : copies strings/arrays the number of times specified
• / : divides the two numbers
• % : returns the modulo, aka, the remainder of a division operator

One of the really important things about the arithmetic operators is the order of precedence. Knowing this can solve a lot of little mysteries in weird results. This is straight from the help:

• Parentheses ()
• - (for a negative number)
• *, /, %
• +, - (for subtraction)

And a series of demonstrations straight from the help to give examples of how it plays out in actual practice:

• 3+6/3*4= 11
• 10+4/2 = 12
• (10+4)/2 = 7
• (3+3)/(1+1) = 3 

And a few more interest variable evaluations:

• a= 0
• $b = 1,2
• $c = -1,-2
• $b[$a] = $c[$a++]
• $b returns 1, -1

Rounding in PowerShell is similar to your standard algebra. If a value is equal to or greater than 0.5 it rounds to the higher integer value. Otherwise, it rounds down.

Interestingly, non-numeric types respond to the arithmetic operators, as in strings, arrays and hashtables. Both addition and multiplication can be done with the above, excluding hashtables. You cant multiply hashtables. When you add any of the above, they are merely concatenated. In the process a new object is created, so if you are doing massive computations, realize memory will get taxed fairly heavily. So, if we have two arrays:

• $a= 1,2,3
• $b = 4,5,6 

Adding them together gives you:

• $a+ $b = 1,2,3,4,5,6 

One gotcha here is that, if you are performing arithmetic with objects of various types (lets say an int, a string and an array) the leftmost value is what all values are attempted to convert to. If all successfully convert, the operation succeeds. If not, it fails. Here are four examples:

• "file"+ 16 = file16
• $array= 1,2,3; $array + 16 = 1,2,3,16
• $array+ "file"; 1,2,3,file
• "file"* 3 = filefilefile

Hash tables and arrays are a bit unique and reading the help can give you more precise example to demonstrate the value. 

• If you add a hashtable to an array, its an array with a hashtable. 
• If you add two hashtables, its one larger hashtable. 
• Hashtables and non-collections cannot be added. 
• Hashtables with identical keys cannot be added since that invalidates the uniqueness condition of a hashtable key set.

Using the += operator can add elements to both arrays and hashtables. The syntax for both is different. Not that you must wrap a key/value pair, for a hashtable, to use the += approach, otherwise, you need to use .Add(key,value):

• $array+= 1
• $hashtable+= @{d =1}

When adding two different types, for instance, an int and a decimal, the cast to retain greatest precision is automatically performed. Similarly, if two datatypes require an automatic widening conversion, PowerShell handles it without remark.

Performing arithmetic operations with variables is essentially the same thing as working with the underlying variable values. For instance, if I have this:

• $a= 1
• $b= 1
• $a+ $b = 2

Similarly, referring back to the leftmost type determines conversion type rule:

• $a= Windows
• $b = PowerShell
• $c = 3
• $a + $b + $c = Windows PowerShell 3

Not only can operators be used with expressions in numbers, strings and arrays... Objects are also subject to the rules. Take the example of Get-Date

• Get-Date returns Wednesday, September12, 2012 2:30:16 AM 
• $day= new-timespan-day 1; (get-date) + $day returns Thursday, September13, 2012 2:36:39 AM

Note the help says get-date + $day, but, when I tested this, you had to run a (get-date) subexpression evaluation first. I threw this in Connect as a doco bug fix if you want to upvote. Lowly, but, anyway...

A second example:

• get-process| where {($_.ws * 2) -gt 50mb}  returns a list of process objects whose doubled Working Sets sizes were greater than 50Mb. The key here is to realize you can use calculations on the fly with operators (in this case *, not just +).

A series of basic arithmetic operators:

• 1+ 1 = 2
• 1 - 1 = 0
• -(6 + 3) = -9
• 6 * 2 = 12 
• 7 / 2 = 3.5
• 7 % 2 = 1
• w * 3 = www

There are plenty of further examples that could be explored, but, many of the quirks you will run into are explored above. As you have time, try out combinations of weird things you think you know the answer to so as to validate PowerShells computational rules against your own. This is key to avoiding some of the most confusing of all problems: unexpressed conceptual fundamentals. 

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