momoraul

Oof, cd silently staying on the wrong drive and then del /s is the worst possible version of this. /d the hard way.

Ah, fair. On modern Windows it's really cmd.exe faking it with env vars, not the API. Didn't know NT reserved space for per-drive CWDs and then never used it.

Another Windows oddity: each drive letter has its own current directory. D: doesn't mean the root of D:, it means "wherever you last were on D:". Same with C:foo, which is relative to C:'s current directory. DOS baggage that's still around.

TBW ratings are notoriously conservative. People have been writing well past a petabyte to consumer drives for years before they give out.

The browser already asks for the favicon on every page. Might as well put it to work.

46 and that was my ceiling. frogs smarter than me.

At Doom's Gate has been stuck in my head for decades. RIP.

Just "zenzi" stacked three times. They really committed to the bit.

Fair, the drawer's the good part. Beats having every spec squat its own root path.