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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/21
I have used other on-line HTML cleanup tools in the past (especially for including parts of web-pages in a blog post), but so far none beats HTML Washer: [Wayback] HTML cleanup tool & simplifier. For basic & clean HTML 🔧
An online tool that reduces HTML to basic tags and attributes. Removes scripts, CSS, and other non-basic elements like , , etc… Also, corrects errors and formats the HTML doc or a fragment.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/21
Zombies probably won’t consume 32 GB of your memory like they did to me, but zombie processes do exist, and I can help you find them and make sure that developers fix them…
Source: [WayBack] Zombie Processes are Eating your Memory | Random ASCII
For my link archive via [WayBack] In short, close handles after process opening or creation, or it leaks and zombie process stays consuming 64k. – Ilya S – Google+
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/21
I need to write some tests for this, but it looks like you can use the keywords Begin/Process/End with code blocks when the script block is inside a .ForEach member call.
The behaviour seems to be the same as if these blocks are part of a function that executes inside a pipeline (Begin and End are executed once; Process is executed for each item in the pipeline).
It’s hard to Google on this, as all hits of all queries I tried got me into these keywords in the context of functions.
The below links are on my reading list.
Microsoft documentation:
SS64 docs (which has guidance on which of the 3 foreach constructs to use when):
ForEach and %)Social media and blog posts:
$array.ForEach({}) | Saved KeystrokesStackOverflow entries:
I know this is truly old, but here’s a function I added to my Profile to facilitate registry exploration:
Function Get-KeyProperty { Param( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true,ValueFromPipeline=$true)] [ValidateScript( {(Resolve-Path $_).Provider.Name -Like 'Registry'} )] [String[]] $Path, [String[]] $Name=@("*") ) Process { $Name.ForEach({ (Get-Item $Path).Property -like $_}).ForEach({ Begin {$Hash = @{}} Process { $Hash += @{ $_ = (Get-Item $Path).GetValue($_)} } End {[PSCustomObject]$Hash} }) }}…
–jeroen
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