Ah, .DS_Store. As a Windows user forced to endure this offensive clutter I curse the fucking bastard that came up with that. No love either for the twerp who

Ah, .DS_Store. As a Windows user forced to endure this offensive clutter I curse the fucking bastard that came up with that. No love either for the twerp who invented desktop.ini or caused thumbs.db to seemingly keep coming back after I repeatedly turn off that feature. If you're interested in such voodoo arts check out NTFS Alternate File Streams too (which while the bane of many at least have the decency not to spread to filesystems that don't support them).