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It feels DOSsy, to force the file extension to bend to your 3-character limit rather than let it all hang out. Then again, it highlights how accustomed we are n
by lstamour 13y ago
It feels DOSsy, to force the file extension to bend to your 3-character limit rather than let it all hang out. Then again, it highlights how accustomed we are now to hiding our filenames with folders and web apps.
- shrikant 13y agoAh yes, the days of dealing with directories named "PROGRA~1". Good riddance.