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Hey, I’m Andrew

I write, speak, and seek opportunities that allow me to grow while teaching and learning from others.

My passion

I love increasing human connection and being a force multiplier for those around me.

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Sending hotkeys with MIDI drum pad

July 3, 2022

Sending hotkeys with MIDI drum pad

I use a drum pad as part of my music making process, and I found out a cool workflow so that I don’t have to touch my keyboard and mouse much while producing.

Adventures in LeetCode: PowerShell Twist

October 20, 2021

Adventures in LeetCode: PowerShell Twist

Follow along as I solve 10 basic Leet Code questions with PowerShell.

Controlling Ableton Device Knobs with a Launchpad X

October 19, 2021

Controlling Ableton Device Knobs with a Launchpad X

On my quest to get the same functionality out of the Push 2 from my Lauchnpad X, we will learn how to turn our device knobs from the pads.

Regex and PowerShell Recap

October 13, 2021

Regex and PowerShell Recap

I applied Regex in PowerShell and took some notes about what I learned.

New Blog on PDQ.com: PowerShell, VS Code, and a Raspberry Pi - Oh M

August 23, 2021

New Blog on PDQ.com: PowerShell, VS Code, and a Raspberry Pi - Oh My

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Adding New Color Schemes to Windows Terminal

July 29, 2019

Adding New Color Schemes to Windows Terminal

Let’s cover adding a bunch of color schemes to Windows Terminal.

Writing a PoshBot Plugin to Display TOPdesk Tickets

February 16, 2019

Writing a PoshBot Plugin to Display TOPdesk Tickets

Let’s create a PoshBot plugin to display tickets.

Parse TOPdesk Access Logs with PowerShell

February 7, 2019

Parse TOPdesk Access Logs with PowerShell

Do you know who has logged into your TOPdesk environment? Did you know that TOPdesk offers you access logs? Unfortunately the process to access these is rather cumbersome. Learn how to use PowerShell to check your access logs.

A Toasty Pomodoro Timer

May 20, 2018

Making a Toasty Pomodoro Timer

Let’s make a pomodoro timer with PowerShell!

PowerShell Summit - Expectations Exceeded

April 22, 2018

PowerShell Summit - Expectations Exceeded

I received a scholarship to attend the PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit and it was quite the journey.