Josh King Windos

## Windos-ScriptingGames-2015-07
gwmi Win32_OperatingSystem -cn localhost | select PSC*, S*aj*, V*, @{N='BIOSSerial';E={(gwmi Win32_Bios -cn $_.__Server).SerialNumber}}

## SamAccountNameSpeed.ps1
# Speeds are measured in milliseconds and are the average over 256 test runs

# 6.3 ms
Get-ADUser -Filter { SamAccountName -eq $user }

# 6.7 ms
Get-AdUser -LDAPFilter "(SamAccountName=$user)"

# 8.5 ms
Get-ADUser -Identity $user

## Windos-ScriptingGames-2015-10
function Get-RSSFeed
{
    <#
        .SYNOPSIS
        Gets data from a RSS Feed.

        .DESCRIPTION
        The Get-RSSFeed function retrieves the title, link and excerpt from a specified rss feed.

        Multiple URIs can be provided as parameters or piped to the function.

## Windos-ScriptingGames-2015-12.ps1
$list = @"
1 Partridge in a pear tree
2 Turtle Doves
3 French Hens
4 Calling Birds
5 Golden Rings
6 Geese a laying
7 Swans a swimming
8 Maids a milking
9 Ladies dancing

## gist:c13072e78b3aa7d5923d
Verifying that +windos is my blockchain ID. https://onename.com/windos

## runOnOccurance.ps1
# Set powershell job to run Weekly, on on the desired day.
# Wrap the code the job is running with the below so that it will only run
# when intended.
# e.g. Last Wednesday of month:
#
# $DayToRun = 'Wednesday'
# Occurance = -1
#
# The scheduled job still runs once a week, but will only execute your code
# if the date is validated.

## 2016-03-Beginner.ps1
# Beginner Puzzle

(Get-ChildItem C:\FileShare -Recurse).Where({$_.Name -match "[\u00C0-\u00FF]"}) |
    Select-Object -Property Name,
                            Directory,
                            @{n="Creation Date";e={$_.CreationTime}},
                            @{n="Last Modification Date";e={$_.LastWriteTime}},
                            @{n="File Size";e={$_.Length}} |
    Format-Table

## randomSelection.ps1
# Dumb

$Count = ($ADComputer | Measure-Object).Count
$Random = Get-Random -Minimum 0 -Maximum $Count
$CandidateComputer = $ADComputer[$Random]

# Smart

$CandidateComputer = Get-Random -InputObject $ADComputer

## Windos-ScriptingGames-2016-05.ps1
$Group = Read-Host -Prompt 'Specify problem group'
Get-AdGroupMember -Identity $Group -Recursive |
    Where-Object -FilterScript {$_.objectClass -eq 'user'} |
    Get-AdUser -Properties 'EmailAddress', 'Department' |
    Select-Object 'Name', 'EmailAddress', 'Department'

<#
Assumptions:
* Execution policy configured so this can run
* Person running this has proper access to Active Directory

## PuTTY-Theme-Grabber.ps1
$ThemeLists = 'http://putty.org.ru/themes/index.html', 'http://putty.org.ru/themes/page2.html', 'http://putty.org.ru/themes/page3.html', 'http://putty.org.ru/themes/page4.html', 'http://putty.org.ru/themes/page5.html'

foreach ($Uri in $ThemeLists)
{
    $Content = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $Uri
    $List = $Content.ParsedHtml.getElementsByTagName('ol')
    $Links = $List[0] | foreach {$_.getElementsByTagName('a') | where {$_.textContent -ne $null} }

    foreach ($Link in $Links)
    {
	# Speeds are measured in milliseconds and are the average over 256 test runs

	# 6.3 ms
	Get-ADUser -Filter { SamAccountName -eq $user }

	# 6.7 ms
	Get-AdUser -LDAPFilter "(SamAccountName=$user)"

	# 8.5 ms
	Get-ADUser -Identity $user
	function Get-RSSFeed
	{
	<#
	.SYNOPSIS
	Gets data from a RSS Feed.

	.DESCRIPTION
	The Get-RSSFeed function retrieves the title, link and excerpt from a specified rss feed.

	Multiple URIs can be provided as parameters or piped to the function.
	$list = @"
	1 Partridge in a pear tree
	2 Turtle Doves
	3 French Hens
	4 Calling Birds
	5 Golden Rings
	6 Geese a laying
	7 Swans a swimming
	8 Maids a milking
	9 Ladies dancing
	# Set powershell job to run Weekly, on on the desired day.
	# Wrap the code the job is running with the below so that it will only run
	# when intended.
	# e.g. Last Wednesday of month:
	#
	# $DayToRun = 'Wednesday'
	# Occurance = -1
	#
	# The scheduled job still runs once a week, but will only execute your code
	# if the date is validated.
	# Beginner Puzzle

	(Get-ChildItem C:\FileShare -Recurse).Where({$_.Name -match "[\u00C0-\u00FF]"}) \|
	Select-Object -Property Name,
	Directory,
	@{n="Creation Date";e={$_.CreationTime}},
	@{n="Last Modification Date";e={$_.LastWriteTime}},
	@{n="File Size";e={$_.Length}} \|
	Format-Table
	# Dumb

	$Count = ($ADComputer \| Measure-Object).Count
	$Random = Get-Random -Minimum 0 -Maximum $Count
	$CandidateComputer = $ADComputer[$Random]

	# Smart

	$CandidateComputer = Get-Random -InputObject $ADComputer
	$Group = Read-Host -Prompt 'Specify problem group'
	Get-AdGroupMember -Identity $Group -Recursive \|
	Where-Object -FilterScript {$_.objectClass -eq 'user'} \|
	Get-AdUser -Properties 'EmailAddress', 'Department' \|
	Select-Object 'Name', 'EmailAddress', 'Department'

	<#
	Assumptions:
	* Execution policy configured so this can run
	* Person running this has proper access to Active Directory
	$ThemeLists = 'http://putty.org.ru/themes/index.html', 'http://putty.org.ru/themes/page2.html', 'http://putty.org.ru/themes/page3.html', 'http://putty.org.ru/themes/page4.html', 'http://putty.org.ru/themes/page5.html'

	foreach ($Uri in $ThemeLists)
	{
	$Content = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $Uri
	$List = $Content.ParsedHtml.getElementsByTagName('ol')
	$Links = $List[0] \| foreach {$_.getElementsByTagName('a') \| where {$_.textContent -ne $null} }

	foreach ($Link in $Links)
	{