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Right click, create shortcut, 4kb
by nihilarian 7y ago
Right click, create shortcut, 4kb
- xNevo 7y agoWait. That's illegal!
- natpalmer1776 7y agoI wonder how much disk space a file system link would take.
- cvs268 7y agoTypically the filesystem "page" or "inode" size. Usually 4KB.
- Dylan16807 7y agoPage/block size is not inode size. While filesystems very often work in chunks of 4KB, the normal inode size is 256 bytes on ext filesystems and 1KB on NTFS. They get packed together.
- cvs268 7y agoReminds me of this one-time a girl at school had copied a shortcut to a DOC file onto the floppy-disk and submitted it at school. The teacher had a hard time explaining shortcuts to her. The girl kept insisting that the PC at school was broken as the shortcut worked in her machine at home.
- sokoloff 7y agoWhat I hope really happened is that the savvy student bought herself an extra day to complete the assignment!
- naushniki 7y agoA friend of mine "copied" a bunch of songs from an audio CD to a floppy disk this way.
- zuuow 7y agoA guy I knew used to reencode his songs as 16 kbps mp3 files to save space. When I told him they sounded horrible, he told me "no problem, I can always reencode them back to 128 kbps!"