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/**
 * @summary decorator for logging method calls ( TSC 5.0+ 2026-06-11 )
 * @link [Pixel Grid UI: JavaScript Decorators What Actually Shipped](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw2hKIxSk4g)
 */
function logged(value, context ) {
    return function (...args ) {
        console.log( '->',
            context.name + '( ' + args.join(', ') + ')' )

        const result = value.call( this, ...args )

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<#
Output:
    
    ProcessNum BitFlag BitStr
    ---------- ------- ------
            10    1024 000000000000010000000000
            11    2048 000000000000100000000000
            12    4096 000000000001000000000000
            13    8192 000000000010000000000000
            14   16384 000000000100000000000000

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Dax Comparing operator precedence for exponents

Live demo: https://dax.do/k1CMcd5fRbo6ax/

Do these DAX expressions equal the same thing? Or do they differ?

(-10) ^ 2

verses

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#requires -Modules Pansies
#requires -PSEdition Core
remove-module PSFrameWork, psutil, string -ea ignore

<#
.SYNOPSIS
    parse a cisco router config from 10 years ago. split into groups. Show depths. Show warnings if any exit contained within
.NOTES
    I used colors for a screenshot
    but if you use Num and DisplayNum you'd be able to have colors and still filter like

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Posted reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/PowerShell/comments/1von1d7/comment/p41z4et Date: 2026-08-15

The version currently up didn't appear to execute something malicious currently -- but it looks more suspicious than not.

The domain is not github, and the cert was invalid. Unlike the guy below, who said he got 404

• hashed HOMEPATH and ComputerName
• which version of the module you ran
• Your powershell version

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I found these CLAUDE.md examples that help mitigate when claude or external tools are executed ie: Cases where you can't just modify your profile

The problem is powerh

Traditional fix for current user

In the file $Profile.CurrentUserAllHosts add

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#requires -Modules PSParseHTML
<#
.link
    javascript answer: https://gist.github.com/ninmonkey/b59e33cec6765a2c782edaf5c4807b17
#>
Import-Module PSParseHTML

$url = 'https://tavex.pl/zloto/zlote-sztabki/page/1?filter%5Bweight%5D%5B0%5D=1&meta%5B0%5D=tax-gold%3Azlote-sztabki&sorting=recommended'

$html ??= Invoke-WebRequest -url $Url -UseBasicParsing

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function EditFunc {
    <#
    .SYNOPSIS
        Finds where a function is defined, opens it in vs code -- and jumps to the line number it starts on
    .example
      gcm prompt | EditFunc      
    #>
    [CmdletBinding()]
    param(
        [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)]

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function Pow { param( $base, $pow ) [Math]::Pow( $base, $pow ) }
filter  fPow { param( $Pow ) [Math]::Pow( $_, $pow ) }
filter  IPow { param( $Base ) [Math]::Pow( $base, $_ ) }
function Csv { $input | Join-String -sep ', ' }

3 Different interfaces

Pow 2 7    

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filter EscapeCC { 
  ($_)?.EnumerateRunes() | % { 
      ($_.Value -le 32) ? [Text.Rune]( $_.Value + 0x2400 ) : $_
  } | Join-String
}

"sdf `a sdjf hi world`t`n ${fg:#feaa99} more stuff `u{0} `r`n blah"  | escapeCC

# outputs: sdf␠␇␠sdjf␠hi␠world␉␊␠␛[38;2;254;170;153m␠more␠stuff␠␀␠␍␊␠blah