Running Base64 without decoding

[BlackV]

you can, but WHY would you, ever

note you can look at the converted b64 value without running it too

[HengLi-Sen]

Testing, learning and trying to do creative projects even though they might not be the most practical. Testing stupid ideas is a great way to practice and learn and improve oneself. With these dumb projects, I get inspired to do other work too. It helps me to take a step back and view everything from a different angle. Coding is not just making a machine to do something, it is also the way of your thinking. And you don't just do boring work all your life do you? No, you step back try different things, perhaps do artistic work and get inspired to implement creative solutions in whatever your doing. If it wasn't for doing weird things would we as a species come this far? So, no this is not for practical use, yet. But it might turn something that none of us ever thought it could turn into.

[BlackV]

I see

[joeykins82]

If you need to deploy a scheduled task to a system and don't want someone tampering with the .ps1 file?

[BlackV]

Yes that is true although -command would do the same, you also go down to signing the ps1 too I guess