just sayin'chrizbie@lemmy.nz to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world – 1001 points – 11 months ago61Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsThe folders in Windows are not much of a folder anywayThey don’t even foldYes they do! My laptop folds for example and it has windows on it!But windows are glass, and glass don't fold. Wait do you have one of those fancy foldable laptops? LuckyAnd the command prompt uses the directory terminology anyway with the dir command.Actually in windows, "dir" os short for "direct me to a list of this folders contents please, mr Gates"
The folders in Windows are not much of a folder anywayThey don’t even foldYes they do! My laptop folds for example and it has windows on it!But windows are glass, and glass don't fold. Wait do you have one of those fancy foldable laptops? LuckyAnd the command prompt uses the directory terminology anyway with the dir command.Actually in windows, "dir" os short for "direct me to a list of this folders contents please, mr Gates"
They don’t even foldYes they do! My laptop folds for example and it has windows on it!But windows are glass, and glass don't fold. Wait do you have one of those fancy foldable laptops? Lucky
Yes they do! My laptop folds for example and it has windows on it!But windows are glass, and glass don't fold. Wait do you have one of those fancy foldable laptops? Lucky
But windows are glass, and glass don't fold. Wait do you have one of those fancy foldable laptops? Lucky
And the command prompt uses the directory terminology anyway with the dir command.Actually in windows, "dir" os short for "direct me to a list of this folders contents please, mr Gates"
Actually in windows, "dir" os short for "direct me to a list of this folders contents please, mr Gates"
The folders in Windows are not much of a folder anyway
They don’t even fold
Yes they do! My laptop folds for example and it has windows on it!
But windows are glass, and glass don't fold. Wait do you have one of those fancy foldable laptops? Lucky
And the command prompt uses the directory terminology anyway with the dir command.
Actually in windows, "dir" os short for "direct me to a list of this folders contents please, mr Gates"