Wiki Life: Geek
Hello Friends,
Today I'm sharing a very cool bit of Geek information.
Look! Exclusive: Music in Powershell!!!
I was very impressed; it is very Geek.
Open PowerShell and see for yourself; copy and paste from below, run the commands, and enjoy the Music.
Music 1:
The Imperial March (Star Wars)
[console]::beep(440,500)
[console]::beep(440,500)
[console]::beep(440,500)
[console]::beep(349,350)
[console]::beep(523,150)
[console]::beep(440,500)
[console]::beep(349,350)
[console]::beep(523,150)
[console]::beep(440,1000)
[console]::beep(659,500)
[console]::beep(659,500)
[console]::beep(659,500)
[console]::beep(698,350)
[console]::beep(523,150)
[console]::beep(415,500)
[console]::beep(349,350)
[console]::beep(523,150)
[console]::beep(440,1000)
Music 2:
“Mission Impossible”:
[console]::beep(784,150)
Start-Sleep -m 300
[console]::beep(784,150)
Start-Sleep -m 300
[console]::beep(932,150)
Start-Sleep -m 150
[console]::beep(1047,150)
Start-Sleep -m 150
[console]::beep(784,150)
Start-Sleep -m 300
[console]::beep(784,150)
Start-Sleep -m 300
[console]::beep(699,150)
Start-Sleep -m 150
[console]::beep(740,150)
Start-Sleep -m 150
[console]::beep(784,150)
Start-Sleep -m 300
[console]::beep(784,150)
Start-Sleep -m 300
[console]::beep(932,150)
Start-Sleep -m 150
[console]::beep(1047,150)
Start-Sleep -m 150
[console]::beep(784,150)
Start-Sleep -m 300
[console]::beep(784,150)
Start-Sleep -m 300
[console]::beep(699,150)
Start-Sleep -m 150
[console]::beep(740,150)
Start-Sleep -m 150
[console]::beep(932,150)
[console]::beep(784,150)
[console]::beep(587,1200)
Start-Sleep -m 75
[console]::beep(932,150)
[console]::beep(784,150)
[console]::beep(554,1200)
Start-Sleep -m 75
[console]::beep(932,150)
[console]::beep(784,150)
[console]::beep(523,1200)
Start-Sleep -m 150
[console]::beep(466,150)
[console]::beep(523,150)
Execute in PowerShell; see, that's cool.
UPDATE: We made this into a Wiki article - "Music from the Command Line": Performed by Powershell
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Comments
Anonymous
November 13, 2013
I had to copy the code into a *.ps1 to run, but very clever.Anonymous
November 13, 2013
Very cool !! :o) I imagine myselft putting that in a computer startup script, heheheAnonymous
November 13, 2013
This is hilarious! You should list these in a Wiki article too, so people can add some!Anonymous
November 13, 2013
Ah ah ! @Yagmoth : you should try ! :)Anonymous
November 13, 2013
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November 14, 2013
Lol, that's funny! Oh PowerShell, is there anything thou can't do?!Anonymous
November 14, 2013
Funny Luiz! Excellent!Anonymous
November 14, 2013
Very cool ! PowerShell orchestra. =DAnonymous
November 14, 2013
@Benoit, Yes, or with a GPO to an entire IT's park, it could be funny :-PAnonymous
November 14, 2013
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November 15, 2013
Thanks, Peter! I did a basic grammar pass and added in a link to Peter's article!Anonymous
July 17, 2014
Congratulations