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# install-module powerforensics
# import-module powerforensics

function Get-LocalDiskReport {
    [CmdletBinding()]
    Param(
        [Parameter(Mandatory)]
            [string]
            [ValidateSet('\\.\A:','\\.\B:','\\.\C:','\\.\D:','\\.\E:','\\.\F:','\\.\G:','\\.\H:','\\.\I:','\\.\J:','\\.\K:','\\.\L:','\\.\M:','\\.\N:','\\.\O:','\\.\P:','\\.\Q:','\\.\R:','\\.\S:','\\.\T:','\\.\U:','\\.\V:','\\.\W:','\\.\X:','\\.\Y:','\\.\Z:')]
            $VolumeName,

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function Export-MFT {
<#
.SYNOPSIS
Extracts master file table from volume.

Version: 0.1
Author : Jesse Davis (@secabstraction)
License: BSD 3-Clause

.DESCRIPTION

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#* Setup

$BaseSelect = @(
    'Directory',
    'Extension',
    'BaseName',
    'Length',
    'LastWriteTime',
    'FullName'
)

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$AllProperties = @(
    'Title',
    'Subject',
    'Author',
    'Keywords',
    'Comments',
    'Template',
    'Last Author',
    'Revision Number',
    'Application Name',

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$ChocoInventory = choco list -lo

if ("$ChocoInventory" -notmatch 'qemu-img') {
    choco install qemu-img -y
}
if ("$ChocoInventory" -notmatch '\ git\ ') {
    choco install git -y
}

$env:path += ';c:\program files\git\usr\bin'

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Authoring Richly Formatted Audiobooks

Why Bother

If you're anything like me (and I recognize that most people aren't) then you listen to a lot of audiobooks in a year. As technology advances though, there can be a temptation to either rebuy audiobooks which you bought on other media like CD in the past or to skip content that is only available in older formats due to inconveniences like lack of bookmarking, inability to skip to a desired chapter, and the player not remembering your position between sessions.

Now I've not been one to let these things stop me, I figure there always has to be a way to author advanced audiobooks if you try hard enough. I know it's possible to convert books in a very basic way simply by merging all of the CD tracks into one file and converting it to M4A (AAC) and renaming the file extension and I've done so in the past. Unfortunately the only thing that helps with is the basic player position memory and iTunes doesn't include a way to merge the CD tracks into a single file

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dwc_otg.lpm_enable=0 console=serial0,115200 console=tty1 root=PARTUUID=14a75fe9-02 rootfstype=ext4 elevator=deadline fsck.mode=skip rootwait loglevel=3 consoleblank=0 plymouth.enable=0

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[DscResource()]
class MaintenancePatching {
    [DscProperty(Key)]
        [string]$Name

    [DscProperty()]
        [string]$MaintenanceWindow

    [DscProperty()]
        [boolean]$SingleInstance

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# Currently using two c# types because I can't figure out how to capture the return of the big/first one listed here.
# Any help on that is appreciated.

add-type @'
using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Diagnostics;

namespace GlobalLowLevelHooks
{

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    Hive: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT


Name                           Property                                                                                
----                           --------                                                                                
.vbs                           (default) : VBSFile