This little Python script lets you monitor the average CPU-load on a Windows machine. Needs WMI to be present.
import os
def get_cpu_load():
""" Returns a list CPU Loads"""
result = []
cmd = "WMIC CPU GET LoadPercentage "
response = os.popen(cmd + ' 2>&1','r').read().strip().split("\r\n")
for load in response[1:]:
result.append(int(load))
return result
if __name__ == '__main__':
print get_cpu_load()
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The Apache Cheat Sheet is quite useful:
or the Regular Expressions cheat sheet: 
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If you are someone like me, who usually has a 3 storyed Windows taskbar, then you might appreciate this nice little utility: Taskbar Shuffle lets you rearrange the programs in your taskbar.
No hotkey, no extra steps, drag and drop the programs on your Windows taskbar by simply… well, dragging and dropping them! Neat concept, huh?No need to get all nervous when a program crashes or if you wanna reboot; you can reorder the programs/buttons on your taskbar exactly how you like.
The Taskbar Shuffle Website.
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