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minus-square@HakFoo@lemmy.sdf.orglinkfedilink17•2 months agoI understand pre-OS X Macintoshes used colons.
minus-square@PNW_Doug@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink21•2 months agoThey did! And I weirdly kind of miss them for the entirely non-logical reason that they looked elegant. Don’t get me wrong, I adapted in about 3 seconds when I made the switch to Mac OS X 25 years ago, but I irrationally kinda miss them just a tiny bit.
minus-square@saplyng@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink9•2 months agoCode in Rust and you can get double colons for your library path imports!
minus-square@azi@mander.xyzlinkfedilink3•edit-22 months agoRISC OS uses periods and doesn’t have file extensions
I understand pre-OS X Macintoshes used colons.
They did! And I weirdly kind of miss them for the entirely non-logical reason that they looked elegant.
Don’t get me wrong, I adapted in about 3 seconds when I made the switch to Mac OS X 25 years ago, but I irrationally kinda miss them just a tiny bit.
Code in Rust and you can get double colons for your library path imports!
RISC OS uses periods and doesn’t have file extensions