High IQ Ripped Individual :adm1::adm2: (nprofile…6g30) :CocoaSpin: Cocoa Hoto (real) :CocoaSpin: (nprofile…k9rm) But the problem is, folders don't exist.
It's "directories", in the sense that a filesystem indexes files in a dimensionally-vertical manner.
When GUIs came around, little icons of folders were used to represent those dimensions, since that's what clerks would have been familiar with. But they could have used little doors instead, or boxes, or matryoshkas as icons and it would work just as well (I'd argue boxes would work better)
So, yeah, the self-serving media literacy test about folders reveals you never saw a CLI in your life, but you go around the Internet saying that kids nowadays don't know what folders are. I imagine they're the same guys that " Know computers since the Apple 2"
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2025-06-13 19:07:19 UTC
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