PowerShell Fun: Watch Rick Astley Sing and Dance Never Let You Down

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Hi
Lee Holmes, the author of the popular “Windows PowerShell Cookbook”, has made a little fun project for April Fool’s day (not sure in which year) that turns Rick Astley to Risk ASCII and made him to dance and sing one of his popular songs, Never Let You Down, right inside your PowerShell screen.
 

Behind the scene, if you examine what’s in the short URL, it uses cmdlet iex, short for invoke-expression, to call up the external WebClient class to download a series text string pre-coded in the shortened URL, which also reset the size and the color of the PowerShell screen, while playing the song Never Let You Down from URL that is also encoded in the code.

You can also save it from pastebin as a batch file and execute it :

Show ContentRick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up.bat:

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LOL I LOVE IT

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Hi
Lee Holmes, the author of the popular “Windows PowerShell Cookbook”, has made a little fun project for April Fool’s day (not sure in which year) that turns Rick Astley to Risk ASCII and made him to dance and sing one of his popular songs, Never Let You Down, right inside your PowerShell screen.
 

Behind the scene, if you examine what’s in the short URL, it uses cmdlet iex, short for invoke-expression, to call up the external WebClient class to download a series text string pre-coded in the shortened URL, which also reset the size and the color of the PowerShell screen, while playing the song Never Let You Down from URL that is also encoded in the code.

You can also save it from pastebin as a batch file and execute it :

Show ContentRick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up.bat:

new rick rolling tehnique

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funny things tho

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Hi
Lee Holmes, the author of the popular “Windows PowerShell Cookbook”, has made a little fun project for April Fool’s day (not sure in which year) that turns Rick Astley to Risk ASCII and made him to dance and sing one of his popular songs, Never Let You Down, right inside your PowerShell screen.
 

Behind the scene, if you examine what’s in the short URL, it uses cmdlet iex, short for invoke-expression, to call up the external WebClient class to download a series text string pre-coded in the shortened URL, which also reset the size and the color of the PowerShell screen, while playing the song Never Let You Down from URL that is also encoded in the code.

You can also save it from pastebin as a batch file and execute it :

Show ContentRick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up.bat:

thx dawg

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Hi
Lee Holmes, the author of the popular “Windows PowerShell Cookbook”, has made a little fun project for April Fool’s day (not sure in which year) that turns Rick Astley to Risk ASCII and made him to dance and sing one of his popular songs, Never Let You Down, right inside your PowerShell screen.
 

Behind the scene, if you examine what’s in the short URL, it uses cmdlet iex, short for invoke-expression, to call up the external WebClient class to download a series text string pre-coded in the shortened URL, which also reset the size and the color of the PowerShell screen, while playing the song Never Let You Down from URL that is also encoded in the code.

You can also save it from pastebin as a batch file and execute it :

Show ContentRick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up.bat:

Thanks mate

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thats so fucking sick

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i love it