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@@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ Or you can use the provided Dockerfile to build a docker image and run it like t
```bash
docker build -t pyrpg .
docker run --volume $(pwd)/out:/out --env NUMBER_OF_PSEUDONYMS=$NUMBER_OF_PSEUDONYMS pyrpg
docker run --volume $(pwd)/out:/app/out --env NUMBER_OF_PSEUDONYMS=$NUMBER_OF_PSEUDONYMS pyrpg
```
If you don't provide a number of pseudonyms, the script will generate 100 by default.
Pseudonyms are written to a file named `pseudonyms.txt` in and 'out' volume so you can retrieve them easily.
Pseudonyms are written to a file named `pseudonyms.txt` in the '/app/out' volume so you can retrieve them easily.