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Just like when I burn my pancakes. I so wish I could CTRL+Z IRL. Those files are gone. Adios. Please don't tell me you use "Recycle Bin".
by amne 3y ago
Just like when I burn my pancakes. I so wish I could CTRL+Z IRL. Those files are gone. Adios. Please don't tell me you use "Recycle Bin".
- stronglikedan 3y agoOf course I use recycle bin. Why wouldn't I use a great tool for the job? It would be negligent not to, when it or similar is available on the OS I'm using. Even this tool uses recycle bin. It may not have a ctrl-z to undo a delete, but it doesn't permanently delete unless explicitly requested. Comparing pancakes to file management is an apples to oranges comparison.
- samstave 3y agoJust like the garbage company in IRL... You place it in the recycle bin, but at the end of the day, it all ends up in /dev/null anyway...
- amne 3y agoThese days almost every file I touch is either downloaded from somewhere or, if I wrote it, pushed to a git repo. Recycle bin is rendered useless.
- rob74 3y agoI won't tell you to use the recycle bin if you don't want to, but DC supports deleting to the recycle bin if you're so inclined (Del/F8 deletes to recycle bin, you have to press Shift for "hard" delete)...
- eviks 3y agoIf only there were a difference between the physical world and a digitalworld.. (and of course I use recycle bin, it'd be dumb not to)