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This should do what you want, replace your current $arr1+=Get-WinEvent with this section: $Events = Get-WinEvent -FilterHashTable @{logname='Microsoft-Windows-Diagnostics-Performance/Operational';id=100;StartTime=$Date} -ComputerName $Server Foreach ($Event in $Events) { $SingleEventOutput = New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property @{'Computer'=$Server;'BootTime'='';'Date'="$($Event.TimeCreated)"} write-Verbose "Converting to XML" $EventLogXML = [xml]$Event.ToXML() Write-Verbose "Parsing XML and finding required entries" foreach ($Property in $EventLogXML.Event.EventData.Data) { if ($Property.Name -eq "BootTime") { $SingleEventOutput.BootTime = "$($Property.'#text'/1000)" $arr1 += $SingleEventOutput } } } It takes each event, loops through them to extracts the XML data and then examines each property to find the BootTime, pushes that to an object (converting to seconds from milliseconds) and then adds it to your variable.

That's not too difficult to get out of the XML data it stores. I'll play around with it a bit and should have something before the end of the day.

If you go to Event Viewer to the actual log and choose a random event, at the bottom of the screen where it shows the details it also lists the log name. For the one you're looking for it's actually Microsoft-Windows-Diagnostics-Performance/Operational. You also need to run the script as Administrator, it's a permissions thing apparently. Edit: If that still doesn't work then post your error messages and I'll see what I can do to help figure it out.

I prefer to use Get-WinEvent as Get-EventLog is the older cmdlet. To achieve what you want with Get-WinEvent you'd do something like this: Get-WinEvent -FilterHashTable @{logname='Operational';id=100;StartTime=$Date} -ComputerName $server I'd check the name of the log file though, running that myself gets an error about that, if it's nested in other folders you should be able to do "\\Operational" instead.

Internet archive delivers: http://web.archive.org/web/20010518184507/http://www.matgames.com/

I find that after using the touch screen for a few hours I'm automatically trying to do the same on devices I know don't have a touch screen. It's oddly frustrating.

If you have the list in the second format then you should be able to do something like this: Get-content -path C:\file.txt -pipelinevariable folder| foreach-object { Get-ChildItem $folder | where { $_.length -eq 0} | remove-item -confirm $false}

Powershell should be able to do it per mailbox, the link above should help with that.

Americans and their military lingo spreading through the world.

This login script can handle that: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office/OneDriveMapper-automaticall-d7d498b0 I've tested it a bit and it works pretty well, just need to make sure it's got the correct domain etc in. If you use a 3rd party for your federation (we've got RM Unify) then there are some problems with it that I haven't worked out (entirely due to the RM Unify works for login).

We got our VM hosts from Stone and have some other support from them. Going to have to keep an eye on this just in case.

Map: Great Wildlands - DOTLAN :: EveMaps Shows that it's basically all owned by Thukker Tribe (NPCs) but oddly only has 3 station systems and they are all next to each other. If we did move there then we should be able to find a quiet area and set up a POS easy enough, lots of potential systems clumped up, just need to find one which doesn't have many people using it. If I get some time soon I'll go for a wander through there in a cov ops looking for quiet systems and have a wander round the moons to find any POS that might there (and make a few bounces etc on gates).

I don't think there are many empire faction agents in null, it's mostly pirate faction agents. You can mission for them though if you really want to but you're generally better off running anoms or belt ratting unless you can get to level 4 missions, and then it's the LP that makes the isk.

But to anchor a station we'd need sov, which requires a bunch more spending on other sov structures and I think you need to have had sov for a while before you can get a station. It's a system I haven't looked at because I'd never really imagined trying to manage it. We could move into a NPC null sec to start with and base out of an NPC station, then move on from there once people are used to living in null and get some skills at PVP. Or we could just get a POS and live out of that in null and see how things go, but we'd need to fuel that and to do that reliably we'd need either a cloaky hauler or a jump freighter.

I'll try to sort some cans or containers later today, do we want to do something like a can for each size of ammo (s/m/l) or type of ammo (crystal/hybrid/projectile/missile/misc)? I'm also considering setting up a few PI planets, just need to get my spreadsheet working reasonably well so that I can work out what's best to make. Should let me generate a little bit of "passive" income to help top up the mission running I do.

It was mostly a discussion of the mechanics of it, as there are many corps who won't/can't fight back and that's one of their only options (other than disband or hide in station a lot).

Yeah, the war is still active for a few days I think but there are lots of ways it can be abused to mess with high sec corps. Which is pretty good to have, since otherwise high sec is pretty safe other than a bit of suicide ganking that only really hits haulers/miners (and the odd super shiny incursion ships). Personally I'm still disappointed with the changes to suspect timers and such that made ninja looting (and ninja ganking) not viable anymore (without everyone in system being able to kill you). It was a pretty interesting community that came out of it and led to some really expensive kills in high sec missions.

I haven't looked in a while but I believe it's basically a case of one side saying "I'll pay x amount if you accept my surrender" and the other side either accepting or declining, all through the war interface I think.

Yeah, zkillboard doesn't appear to have our kills on it (or didn't when I looked yesterday). I guess one of us will have to add an API key for that to pick up corp kills, I'll probably look at that later if we really care about it.

I've seen some corps try to war dec others in the hopes they'll try to surrender and make more isk back than the war cost, no idea if it works out or not but I guess that depends on how much you've researched your target and decided if they are likely to fight back or not. Personally I've war dec'd people as a "one man and his alts" corp purely to kill their high sec POS (it was in a good system and I could kill it solo by AFK'ing in a laser BS). As I recall they just asked if they could take down the POS and let me have the space, I agreed and everyone was happy.

Yeah, I did a quick search of them on evewho.com and zkillboard, I'd be surprised if they are even active much. I guess we'll see what happens when we log in and see them online, I've got a variety of locator agents available to me within a short range of hek and home so I can find whoever is online within about 20 min if they aren't in hek or nearby.

I'll be around on TS, should be in game at some point as well.

Correct, they just swap to being idle and sit around waiting for you to uncloak and tell them to do things. So what would people like me to bring? I believe my default policy is: name a non-capital combat ship and I'll bring it (except marauders and black ops, they are a few days away).

Sounds like it could be good, have a bigger ship or two sitting in Hek as well ready to reship when they inevitably up-ship us. Though the idea of playing station games in high sec is about as appealing as trying to fill an orca using just a single mining drone.

So we get fun times in high sec and null sec now? Although it's likely to just be station games and trade hub camping.