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Thursday, October 17, 2024
Retweets are the actual "I like and want to share this"
The only purpose likes had for me was stalking Vinny's hornyness for xenoblade
Replying to 🐝🌯🌯🌯💥 #march.7th Idk how people even use twitter, not being able to filter all the bullshit makes it unuseable, plus not really being able to sort new vs old content
my sub feed is chronological
Replying to 🐝🌯🌯🌯💥 #march.7th Idk how people even use twitter, not being able to filter all the bullshit makes it unuseable, plus not really being able to sort new vs old content
you can get a chronological timeline
for you is just skitzo
I wish they didn't fuck over tweetdeck
and improved it instead
My for you is whatever drama of the day, occasional horny art from japs, and lots of tranny shit I ignore
Replying to 🐝🌯🌯🌯💥 #march.7th Idk how people even use twitter, not being able to filter all the bullshit makes it unuseable, plus not really being able to sort new vs old content
Twitter is awful, the block thing is a dumb reason to move away but I will take any and all movement off that platform as a win
I want 3 timelines
you fucks, genreal shitpost accounts, and art accounts
reddit is actually more bot infested than Twitter is
I prefer reddit for niche tech support over discord at least
I browse reddit on my phone while shitting, its crazy how much of reddit is the same things reposted day by day
or clear engagement farming which runs counter to the subs purpose
The best subs are the pure skitzo ones like fuckcars and antiwork
I don’t spend any time on Reddit never even made an account before
99% crap and 1% useful information
I never really used it much either, outside of phijkchu stuff or my universities sub when that was funny
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak The best subs are the pure skitzo ones like fuckcars and antiwork (edited)
Is the serial killer Reddit still around where they love the killers?
he might not be neurotic, but his mod team certainly is
https://x.com/SmallAnt/status/1846726056545538315
Friday, October 18, 2024
I'm back to ask a strange productivity question. Does anyone know how to drag overwrite in Windows 11?
In earlier Windows versions, I could drag a file on top of one with the same type to overwrite / replace it.
That was a GUI option?
I don't think I've ever used or considered that
yeah, that doesn't work by default on W10 for me
Yes, like how you get something that says "move to" or "copy to" it would say "overwrite" or "replace" or something of that sort.
yeah, but he want's drag over a file (different name, same extension) and have it overwrite
which I've never heard of or seen
I also, candidly, don't understand the value if you have to do it one-at-a-time
actually, I thought of a scenario
I think it was removed in a windows 10 update at some point. I remember being able to do it in the past. Also my win10 computer used to be win7 so maybe it was a thing back then.
you have one set of values, you want to assign to 100 different files, in a folder of 1,000+
I think your better bet is to copy those 100 files you want to change, into a subdirectory, and batch overwrite
rather than using the gui imo
Yeah I'm trying to do pretty much exactly that.
well good luck, I really don't think that was ever a default feature
possible it was an addon that came with winSCP or some FTP client
that baked itself into the Win10 context menu
I really don't think it was default, possible it was a reg flag that was dropped at some point
but more likely I think it was a feature with some batch editor or FTP program
really niche gui usecase either way
gl Chives
Yeah I imagine a lot of people complained when they accidentally replaced files, since you can't get them back easily.