Posh Spice
PowerShell needs a shiny nick name. Scott Hanselman's "mush" worked while it was still called Msh / Monad but some, like Darren Gosbell, have reservations.
There are all kinds of reasons why PowerShell needs a nick name, not least of which is that all the brightest young things in Shell Town (okay, some of them not so young) have short mnemonic names.
We need a P word. "push" (psh) is an obvious contender but we should resist the apparently carefree allure of "pish" and the brevity of the naked "psh"; all we would need is for some wily Slashdotter to append a scathing ", whatever" and all is lost.
No, I'm rooting for Posh.
Y'know, I have a feeling that, should anyone ever read this blog, this is the one thing that might come back to haunt me.
There are all kinds of reasons why PowerShell needs a nick name, not least of which is that all the brightest young things in Shell Town (okay, some of them not so young) have short mnemonic names.
We need a P word. "push" (psh) is an obvious contender but we should resist the apparently carefree allure of "pish" and the brevity of the naked "psh"; all we would need is for some wily Slashdotter to append a scathing ", whatever" and all is lost.
No, I'm rooting for Posh.
Y'know, I have a feeling that, should anyone ever read this blog, this is the one thing that might come back to haunt me.
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I'm reading it!
I'd return the favour, but your mysteriously entitled Error 404 blog appears not to allow comments.