Re:What's with this anti-directory structure movement?
by bambax on Thursday July 26, 2012 @08:25AM
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> I'd estimate 9 out of 10 people have all their documents in a single flat folder, which they only access through their word processor or whatever they use to open them.
This is demonstrably false. Like probably many HNers I'm the "computer guy" for my family and friends; I have seen dozens of machines used by non-technical people, some as old as 80 years old, some as young as 10. Not one of them does what you say.
Everyone I know organizes their files in a directory structure (for pictures, usually by year/event, for example).
This is demonstrably false. Like probably many HNers I'm the "computer guy" for my family and friends; I have seen dozens of machines used by non-technical people, some as old as 80 years old, some as young as 10. Not one of them does what you say.
Everyone I know organizes their files in a directory structure (for pictures, usually by year/event, for example).