Tell me if you are using "directories", "cabinets/drawers", "folders" or "collections/projects/groups/vaults" and I can tell about this person's technical background. :-)
for executable files, unix has always been rid of file extensions.
(please don't feel the need to point out how you can use more words to say more, that's always true, our goal here is to use less words, no need for extensions to that)
I've heard horror stories of recent generations not understanding files and directories, or even how to use a search engine.
Tell me if you are using "directories", "cabinets/drawers", "folders" or "collections/projects/groups/vaults" and I can tell about this person's technical background. :-)
What about My Briefcase?
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I use tables, columns and rows.
Am I DBA, accountant, or data engineer?
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It doesn't help that Windows has hid file extensions since 7.
Nope. Try 95.
https://nunzioweb.com/misc/show_file_extensions.htm
Ehhh been a lot longer than that, if memory serves.
for executable files, unix has always been rid of file extensions.
(please don't feel the need to point out how you can use more words to say more, that's always true, our goal here is to use less words, no need for extensions to that)