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And .sh (shell script or Saint Helena), and .rs (Rust source file or Republic of Serbia). The latter in particular is quite popular for Rust-related websites.
by comex 3y ago
And .sh (shell script or Saint Helena), and .rs (Rust source file or Republic of Serbia). The latter in particular is quite popular for Rust-related websites.
- hfkwer 3y agoOr Moldova's .md, Anguila's .ai, Cocos Islands' .cc, Palestine's .ps, Paraguay's .py, Somalia's .so... The list goes on. Filename extensions have always been confusable with TLDs. And yet we've somehow coped for decades.
- paulddraper 3y agoAh yes the infamous Cocos Islands TLD/file extension conflict.
- hfkwer 3y ago[dead]
- franga2000 3y agoThese, as well as the ones cited in the next comment down, are all file extensions only developers or perhaps power users would know. But .zip is a very mainstream file extension, perhaps one of the most mainstream ones besides the media ones (mp3, mp4, jpg, png, gif) and .exe.