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Comment from: Constantin Visitor
Comment from: gr8dude Member
7331 ‘ǝɹǝɥ sʞɹoʍ ʇı ɟı ǝǝs ǝɯ ʇǝl (I hope this won’t break anything in the database, or elsewhere :-)
If you read Raymond’s site every now and then, you’ll see that most of such decisions were made to prevent users from harming themselves; the file system itself can deal with those things easily.
Yes, CON I remember; bumped into that when I was at the uni, here is a full list of such names: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa365247.aspx
Comment from: Ion Todirel Visitor
Canon A550 huh? you should really get a SLR, I hate digicams, besides you can find acceptable small SLRs too, small enough to take it everyday with you…
Comment from: gr8dude Member
Actually, CHDK works with many other Canon cameras, not only the A550.
Can you suggest a small SLR? I always thought these devices are the size of a horse, so carrying one with me on a daily basis is out of the question. Do you refer to Canon Powershot G7?
Comment from: Ion Todirel Visitor
G7 is not an SLR, I have a Nikon D40, and I suggest this camera to anyone, while it appears to be not so small, actually it is for a SLR, and weights only x2 more than your A550, you can see a review here: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond40/
There are some experiments in combining a big image sensor in a small body but the result is definitely not a SLR
That unicode flipper is awesome =)
A related thought on .dot files on Windows: once ntfs-3g became good enough to be enabled by default, I tried creating a folder on a NTFS partition with an “illegal” name (":"), since Linux has absolutely no restrictions about this. Windows booted ok, saw the folder (though I couldn’t open/rename/delete it). I was somewhat surprised that it didn’t crash ;) (remember c:\con\con?)