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When i was a windows user, setting it to show file extensions was one of the first things that i would do after a installation
Same, and honestly I didn't even think about security, I just need to know if this file will run on my [phone, xbox, zune, etc]. Do normal humans just not need to know whether this file is
Airplane.1980.720.x0r.avivsAirplane.1980.720.x0r.nfovsAirplane.1980.720.x0r.srt?Who was downloading 720 resolution videos on Limewire?
Tbf, windows still defaults to hide file extensions (which is what I was responding to, not limewire specifically, especially since it still applies to torrents today), at least last time I checked. If they finally changed that, it was too recent for comfort.
Or
vs… wait, abort, abort!
Nah ConAir rules lmao.
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