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Or just don't use spaces in filenames. It just causes trouble for no benefit.
by cjfd 3y ago
Or just don't use spaces in filenames. It just causes trouble for no benefit.
- meling 3y agoOh yeah, tell that to Dropbox.
- rakoo 3y agoDon't use dropbox. That's not even just a thing to say, reclaim your autonomy and stop using a proprietary tool.
- Novosell 3y agoNo doubt sent from a device with fully open-source hardware stack, right?
- rakoo 3y agoIs it conceivable to you that steps are possible, and getting rid of dropbox is a step in a direction ? That perfect is the enemy of good ? That you can't wait to find a perfectly pure plan before starting moving ?
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- inopinatus 3y agorather fond of leading hyphens and nonprint ascii myself
- jen20 3y agoAh yes - the user should serve the computer, not vice versa, clearly. /s, in case it's necessary.
- Kamq 3y agoIt's more that doing the 80% solution lets us spend time developing other things. And then we can have a bunch of other really cool stuff as long as the users are willing to work with it. Which seems like a pretty reasonable trade-off for something that's free.
- t-3 3y agoIt's the user serving themselves by naming files in a way that makes them easy to handle everywhere. There is also sorting and completion to consider in commonly-traversed directories.
- SAI_Peregrinus 3y ago/Τĥιs ñåmè įß ą váĺîδ POSIX /paτĥ