ShowDemo
By: James Brundage

Want to showcase something you built in PowerShell? You can make a .demo.ps1 file to showcase your script line by line.
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Today's cmdlet ‣ ConvertFrom-StringData
Converts a string containing one or more key and value pairs to a hash table.

Example's Remarks:
• Because the text includes variable names, it must be enclosed in a single-quoted string so that the variables are interpreted literally and not expanded.
• Variables are not permitted in the DATA section.

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Offend a PowerShell coder in one tweet
By: Doug Finke

A fun read 🙂
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Unleash the Power of Artificial Intelligence with PowerShell
By: Doug Finke

Welcome to the PowerShell Artificial Intelligence repository! Here, you will find a collection of powerful PowerShell scripts that will enable you to easily integrate AI into your projects and take them to the next level. Imagine being able to interact directly with OpenAI's GPT AI with just a few simple commands. With this module, it's now possible.
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Today's cmdlet ‣ Copy-Item
Copies an item from one location to another.

Example's Remarks:
• Unlike the `Copy-Item`, the Filter parameter for `Get-ChildItem` applies to the items discovered during recursion.
• This enables you to find, filter, and then copy items recursively.

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DomainManagement v1.8.188
By: Friedrich Weinmann

Module to manage domain configuration
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Start and Stop EC2 New Instances Using Powershell
By: Joshua Arp

In this video we cover the basics of starting and stopping a EC2 Instance With Powershell.
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Today's tip ‣ Variables: Variable categories

”PowerShell defines the following categories of variables: static variables, instance variables, array elements, Hashtable key/value pairs, parameters, ordinary variables, and variables on provider drives.”
- `[Math::PI]` is a static variable
- `$date.Month` is an instance variable
- `$values[2]` is an array element
- `$h1.FirstName` is a `Hashtable` key whose corresponding value is $h1['FirstName']`
- `$p1` and `$p2` are parameters
- `$radius`, `$circumference`, `$date`, `$month`, `$values`, `$value`, and `$h1` are ordinary variables
- `$Alias:A`, `$Env:MyPath`, `${E:output.txt}`, and `$function:F` are variables on the corresponding provider drives.
- `$Variable:v` is actually an ordinary variable written with its fully qualified provider drive.
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PowerShell Paging in Microsoft 365
By: Damian Scoles

Introduction You may have heard that things are better in the cloud, that they reduce your costs and time to manage. However, in order to achieve these benefits in a shared system, Microsoft has to make certain changes so that their systems are more efficient and cost effective, something they can then pass on to...
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Mastering the (steppable) pipeline
By: Ronald Bode

The PowerShell pipeline explained from the beginning to the end.
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Today's cmdlet ‣ Split-Path
Returns the specified part of a path.

Example's Remarks:
• This command changes your location to the folder that contains the PowerShell profile.

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How to create a PowerShell Module with multiple Functions
By: Patrick Gruenauer

In this blog post, I will show you how to create a module with multiple functions using an example. You will see that this is not rocket science. Let's jump in.
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PowerShell for Developers: Doug Finke’s Story
By: The Powershell Podcast

In this episode, we are joined by the creator of the popular PowerShell module ImportExcel, Doug Finke. Doug shares the story of how he got into PowerShell, the Monad Manifesto, and the PowerShell AI module. He also dives into the details of how ImportExcel works and provides plenty of tips on how to make the most of it. Tune in to learn more about the power of PowerShell, ImportExcel, and PowerShellAI!
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ComputerCleanup v1.1.5
By: Tom de Leeuw

Module for freeing up disk space / removing temp files etc.
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BluebirdPS v0.8.3
By: Dave Carroll

A Twitter Automation Client for PowerShell 7. Tweet, retweet, send direct messages, manage lists, and more.
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PowerShell, Microsoft, Management, and more with Steve Lee
By: The Powershell Podcast

In this episode, we get to hear the perspective of an insider. Steve Lee shares a bit about his background and how he came to find himself managing the PowerShell team. He talks about the double-edged sword of working on a product that is so widely distributed. Steve talks about how and why PowerShell uses telemetry and some of the challenges that come along with such a large amount of data. We learn about the differences between OpenSSH and WinRM, doing visible work, interacting with the community, AI, and more.
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Five shortcuts to boost your productivity
By: Mads Kristensen

Taking full advantage of the Visual Studio editor features will make you a more productive developer. Any keyboard warrior will tell you that knowing the right shortcuts boosts that productivity even further. So, we've put together a short little video that demonstrates some useful shortcuts you can use while coding in Visual Studio.
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Today's cmdlet ‣ Export-PSSession
Exports commands from another session and saves them in a PowerShell module.

Example's Remarks:
• The `New-PSSession` command creates a PSSession on the Server01 computer and saves it in the `$S` variable.
• The `Export-PSSession` command exports the cmdlets whose names begin with Test from the PSSession in `$S` to the TestCmdlets module on the local computer.

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Today's cmdlet ‣ Resume-Service
Resumes one or more suspended (paused) services.

Example's Remarks:
• This command resumes all of the suspended services on the computer.
• The `Get-Service` cmdlet command gets all of the services on the computer.
• The pipeline operator (`|`) passes the results to the `Where-Object` cmdlet, which selects the services that have a Status property of Paused.
• The next pipeline operator sends the results to `Resume-Service`, which resumes the paused services.

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Understanding PasswordLastSet and PwdLastSet Using PowerShell
By: Faris Malaeb

In Active Directory (AD), the PasswordLastSet and pwdLastSet attributes refer to the same property of an AD object - the time and date when the password for that object was last changed. This attribute is used to enforce password policies and track when a password was last changed. This quick post helps you understand these...
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