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Paste this into the PowerShell command line and you'll get an odd `An error occurred while creating the pipeline` error. Remove one "d" from the end and you'll get the expected `Get-Something is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet` error. This info is related to this tweet: https://twitter.com/deadlydog/status/1500295904615702531?s=20&t=7XvHRhT…
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Just to close the loop on this, it looks like the problem is being caused by the antimalware software on my machine (distributed by our organization) thinking the long command may be a malicious attack. This explains why my coworkers could reproduce the issue, but not other people.