We should try to kill this in committee before they say sneak it into a must-pass omnibus bill. Tell them about how this bill mandates filters (even if it lies about not doing so) how terrible the current technology that exists is at filtering, how it already hurts people in its current form, and how importantly in an election season when the public was requested for commentary on this, most of it was overwhelmingly against this sort of proposal.

If any of those senators are in your state, for the love of christ write them call them contact them any way you can. Marsha Blackburn, Tennessee ( Tho rumors suggest sheвЂ™s being paid by Netflix to support it).Lindsey Graham, South Carolina (Unfortunately).Now, while the EFF has their usual write-in-to-stop-this mechanism, note also that the bill is currently before the Senate Judiciary Committee, which is composed of the following other than the Dickbutt Duo:

If this is sounding familiar, then it should because, this bill is basically SOPA 2, and just as dangerous. Well, two assholes in big CopyrightвЂ™s pocket Pat Leahy and Grade-A Asshole Thom Tillis, are introducing a bill to establish a committee un-accountable to voters to create filters take down вЂњcopyrighted materialвЂќ based on the input/greedy whims of entertainment megacorps.Д«ecause that worked so very well with YoutubeвЂ™s Content ID filters or hereвЂ™s Female Presenting Nipplefilters, amirite?! In most of the scripts we use, we pass the server name (actually SQL Server instance, but since SQL Server Management Objects (SMO) is using the Server object, we use the term ' server' to represent the instance).Д«y placing a ' param' block as the first executable PowerShell sees in my script, it treats the variables I define there as command-line arguments, so in our scripts, we'll define the server to connect with like this: param block, and you're done.You know those internet filters they were floating a test baloon for? The ones that the copyright office put out a request for input on and got over 6000 messages telling themВ вЂњFuck No, Please DonвЂ™t Do ThisвЂќ? It would be a strange thing to leave out. I can't find where to set this for the life of me and google searches bring up settings for debugging the compiler itself, rather than programs written in the compiler. By passing arguments on the command-line to your scripts, you can use the same script against many servers and databases, and know that it's going to work. When debugging a program in Code::blocks, how do you specify command line arguments to be sent to the program being debugged. While you can put the specific server and database you want to manage into a script, you'd severely limit the usefulness of that script. (You really don't want to use the SQL Server Management Studio, or SSMS, graphical interface to back up each database in your environment, do you?) You can use scripts to automate all of your SQL Server management processes because it allows you to know that the task is done consistently and with a minimum of effort.

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