kind of strange of relying on a third party closed service to generate and send passwords to clients. You're not 100% in control and often it misses some form of functionality like a password generator or somesuch.

deploy the Secure Defaults centrally, so I figured I would try to help with this.

that I need in a form that I want. Here's a good example. Running Get-Process is simple enough and the output is pretty complete. But one thing that would make it better for me, is that sometimes I want an easy way to see high-memory use properties. Yes, I can pipe Get-Process to Sort-Object and Where-Object. However, in this particular situation, what I really want is to see high-memory usage processes displayed in red. Maybe those that are getting close to my arbitrary limit I'd like to see in Yellow. This isn't that difficult to achieve using ANSI escape sequences.

stumbled across a cmdlet I was not familiar with: Invoke-Item. His tips page included a one liner that stated:

and testing, for example. You do many repetitive actions like clicking on buttons and links, login, run a search, and click some more. Good thing there's Selenium and PowerShell.

through the user interface, PowerShell provides several methods for rebooting a computer remotely.

by a scope, writing them back to onpremises Active Directory, including group memberships.

open the curtains or look outside the window.

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