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I believe the character's name is "Nanoman". I'm guessing the main goals were to make a character that was "edgy" and gender ambiguous (which I appreciate for inclusivity). I do agree that the artwork does look a bit "evil" and probably could use a refresh or just be eliminated altogether. After all, PowerShell gets a very bad reputation as being some sort of loner hacking tool to the point where organizations allow any user-downloaded executables and macros to run but PowerShell is locked down hard because it has the perception of being so much more dangerous. |
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This isn't really an issue with PowerShell itself so I am converting this to a discussion |
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We also have a cuter version 😄 |
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Summary of the new feature / enhancement
Did you use an evil-looking character because all administrators are evil?
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