Use your invisibility detection goggles 😎

A space is invisible, but not zero-width. Just like a black hole absorbs all light but you can see it because of the lack of stars in the background. The text isnt centered

@@htrehtrgfrebe63 I know but it's still invisible so I still can't see it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@@htrehtrgfrebe63 Also a space can't be zero wide, because then you wouldn't have space between the words, soitwouldbelikethis 😂

@@itsmitko7 unicode has a character called zero-width space

Technically the space makes the text not align properly, which you can see.

You can see a bit of folder in front of the line but on the other one you can't

Could you place a space at the start and end to have the text central still?

@@thousandsofclowns Like 5-10 pixels :/

@@another1commenter770 I'm pretty sure that this would just move the text off-center in the other direction.

Look at the green line, it's aligned differently.

0:57

found the casul

@TechnoTrench but you can see the fact that the text is moved back a little in the one with the space you could see a tiny bit of the front of the folder but on the one without the space you douldn't see it in front of the line

sir theres a box that shows nothing that is uselssssssssssssssssss\\\ r/wosh me

do you need to put a space on the second one?

or you could just.. use mega and store it that way

@@Rei0SU why use mega if you can use encrypted archives?

Роман Белов And don't tell the teacher how to unencrypt.

Oki i do the task :)

Same tho

Lol

Did you got it?

*SKIBIDI BOP MM DADA-*

*gibs sounds*

@@kenshir00 Do you know who ate all the donuts at Black Mesa?

@@yes.2875yes it was the police

Because the fly lay their eggs there

@@HBC101TVStudios XD

ask flytech with his email

Ok, that sounds interesting 👀

Interesting, i want to see this.

You can do it like this: fsutil.exe file setCaseSensitiveInfo C:\folder enable

I did it because I wanted to build android using WSL, only thing I confused was VS.BTW You might also need some regedit command to even enable to modify this feature. You can find it on WSL github soemthing around android building issue

ok:)

That's most likely because the gui-based tools and certain command line tools use different methods to access low level functions. The gui-based methods are more filtered/restricted in what they can do and how they do it. For example, Using the windows file explorer a directory can only be nested so often and the total path length can only be so long. So if you try to work with a folder that is somehow nested within a thousand folders deep structure, the gui-based tool will throw errors and just not work. But if you use for example the robocopy tool, it can handle such folders with no problems, because the actual file system underneath can handle much deeper nested folders and much longer path lengths. WSL and tools like robocopy probably use the same or similar unfiltered apis, amd are thereforeless restricted.

👆 that's what I believe too. Good explanation!

Well explorer.exe got confusiophobia

I see you everywhere!

Anic17 yeah me to

So you must have seen the Minecraft steve going like "Don't click this image" in Discord somewhere?

@@anic1716 of course you did; they commented 305 times on this channel alone.

Is Æ: fine?

did you mean "great"?

Why not? And... Beacuse or because?)

Because linux directly read file table, is different on windows which is not directly to read file table if using windows api to read ntfs.

@@Golanhast because

@@Golanhast spelling error

Linux is good tho

Bruh

windows subsystem for linux not linux subsystem for windows it is inverted

xd

what's the name of your game?

@nigge r now that's a one hell of a name

@@lepooperman6827 Bouxy

Installs windows 8.1

Inside a Veracrypt container which is forensically hidden, on a hidden partition on the SSD section of an SSHD in a rack of SSHDs in a locked server rack in a highly secured server room in an unknown bunker deep underground in Antarctica. There's no internet or power there.

And all that's actually stored is trollface.jpg

Haha i also saw it!

Knew exactly what was gonna happen and still shat myself when I clicked the timestamp and saw it

AAAAAH !

Ah

Кстати, есть ли тут кто из рашки?

just like you created

Also saw it

You might have run into an NTFS limitation, obviously not even WSL can override file system issues

@@FlyTechVideos probably. that one particular file has some kind of owner level that elevated cmd cant even delete it. probably its permission and owner info was corrupted or probably something similar happened in your video happened here, since after I deleted the problematic file in Ubuntu and confirmed it no longer exist, the file reappeared in Windows but deleteable. anyways, that's Windows 10 for all of us. I'm no longer surprised XD and the decision to start dual boot with Ubuntu as primary OS right after I am dissatisfied that build 10240 becomes RTM is definitely worth it.

No, I just named the folder like that

Works best in Chrome and the new Edge. That is the basic aero theme from windows 7!

"Docs" affects to "Docs" too Me: wait what

Windows has the best bugs

No

Explorer rounds up to the next kB, so a typical DexDrive file from a Nintendo 64 always uses exactly 36 kB, yet Explorer may report 37 kB. Additionally cluster sizes on each partition dictate how much space a file will truly consume, so a 1 byte file could take up 32 kB on a 2 GB FAT16 partition, for instance. And then there are the issues of binary vs. decimal representations of kB, MB, GB, etc. Hardware companies often liked to cite the decimal versions (where 1 kB = 1000 bytes) to fool users into thinking their drives had more data, while software companies stayed true to the original binary definitions, where 1 kB = 1024 bytes and 1 MB = 1024 kB. As you approach GB and TB territory, this discrepancy increases. And then there’s the confusion where 1.44 MB floppy disks didn’t follow either convention consistently. It’s actually 1.44 * 1000 * 1024 bytes, but that is its own discussion.

Explorer has always reported the true size as 1.38MB, so 1.44MB must be the fake decimal size.

Will do that, it's just that it requires some more preparation and I don't have time for that right now

edit images in notepad. If you know which character correspond to which data then image would look same in a image viewer.

Use a hex editor!

@@FlyTechVideos Isn't this harder than using programs designed for this?

I don't know what exactly you're talking about, I didn't make any plugins for anything :O

@@FlyTechVideos maybe someone stole your name then? Not sure..

it was a vm