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; Create a shortcut to this file in Windows for each AnyConnect VPN configuration you need
; Each shortcut can have a different host, user, and pass defined (3 command line args)
; Usage: AutoHotKey.exe AnyConnect.ahk hostname username password
#SingleInstance force

if 0 < 3 ; The left side of a non-expression if-statement is always the name of a variable.
{
  MsgBox This script requires at least 3 incoming parameters but it only received %0%.
  ExitApp
}

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param (
[switch]$Relaunched = $false
)

$ScriptPath = (Get-Variable MyInvocation).Value.MyCommand.Path

function StartOperation {
    Write-Host
    Write-Host Now attempting to regenerate missing manifest files...
    Write-Host

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$o=$nothing
Get-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online | where State -eq Enabled | %{$o += ("/FeatureName:"+$_.FeatureName+" ")}
Write-Host "dism.exe /Online /Enable-Feature $o/All"

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use my-database
go

declare @tableList table (Id int not null primary key identity, DatabaseName varchar(50), SchemaName varchar(50), TableName varchar(50), TableDescription varchar(max))

-- #### CONFIGURATION:

-- Which tables to generate the markdown for?
insert into @tableList (DatabaseName, SchemaName, TableName, TableDescription) values
('my-database', 'dbo', 'Entity', ''),

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use varis_p
go

declare 
@table varchar(50) = 'dbo.SomeTable'

select md from (
	-- Row 1 - Headers
	select 
		-2 as colid,

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# REQUIRES PERL.EXE!
#
# Patch firmware .img files used for Netgear WNDR3800 routers to work with Netgear WNDR3800SW
# The SW model routers are specfic to SureWest Communications (ISP from northern CA)
# The routers are identical, but require a different header on the .img file. This should work with any
# .img file that works with a WNDR3800, including DD-WRT, OpenWRT, and the Netgear factory firmware
#
## Usage: .\patch3800sw <input img file path> <output img file path>
#
## Example: .\patch3800sw openwrt-ar71xx-generic-wndr3800-squashfs-factory.img openwrt-wndr3800sw.img

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{
    "basics": {
        "name": "Adam Plocher",
        "picture": "https://avatars0.githubusercontent.com/u/1132447?v=4",
        "label": "Software Developer at Varis LLC",
        "headline": "A motivated and professional software engineer with over 15 years of experience in the industry",
        "summary": "Experienced full-stack developer with an appreciation for design patterns.",
        "website": "http://blog.bitcollectors.com/adam",
        "yearsOfExperience": 19,
        "username": "aplocher",

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rem UBER COMMAND!! (v2)
rem One-liner (technically) - prompts for User, Pass, SecGroup. Includes validation, pre-checks for UAC elevated privileges, checks for user pre-existence and group existence before running, requires a User and Group.
cmd /v /c "cls&(net file >nul 2>&1 && ((set /p "u=Enter username: "&&(net user !u! >nul 2>&1&&echo Error: user !u! already exists||(set /p "p=Password: "& set /p "g=Security Group: "&&(net localgroup !g! >nul 2>&1&& (net user !u! !p! /add>nul&&net localgroup !g! /add !u!>nul&&echo SUCCESS: Added new user !u! to group !g!&net user >nul 2>&1)|| (echo Error: specified group does not exist & net user >nul 2>&1))||(echo Error: you must specify a group)))||echo Error: user must not be blank)) || echo Error: you should run as admin)&echo.&echo.&pause"

rem Not-so-UBER command (v1)
rem One-liner, set the User, Pass, Group in the beginning of the command. No prompts, no validation. Lame. 
cmd /v /c "set u=myUser&set p=password1&set g=Administrators&cls&net user !u! !p! /add>nul 2>

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@echo off

net file > NUL 2>&1
if not [%ERRORLEVEL%]==[0] (
	echo ERROR - RUN AS ADMIN
	echo.
	goto :done
)

echo Enter the path to the CMDER folder...

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;

namespace ConsoleApp3
{
    // This is a sample Console App written in C# / .NET Core (but should work with .NET Framework).
    // This will flatten an array structure, recursively, down to the generic type specified (or throw an exception if the input is bad)
    
    class Program
    {