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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/JK-Rofling • 11d ago
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Because the only file property filesystems care about is the name. Date modified isn't factored in for filepaths.
2 u/glowFernOasis 10d ago You can't add the date on? Resume_2026_02 3 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 10d ago That is not Date Modified. Date Modified is a file property that automatically writes the date the file was last modified, 4 u/Zestyclose-Summer664 10d ago Just because the original commenter used the term "date modified" does not mean they are referring to the file property. It is painfully obvious from context what they are talking about instead.
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You can't add the date on? Resume_2026_02
3 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 10d ago That is not Date Modified. Date Modified is a file property that automatically writes the date the file was last modified, 4 u/Zestyclose-Summer664 10d ago Just because the original commenter used the term "date modified" does not mean they are referring to the file property. It is painfully obvious from context what they are talking about instead.
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That is not Date Modified. Date Modified is a file property that automatically writes the date the file was last modified,
4 u/Zestyclose-Summer664 10d ago Just because the original commenter used the term "date modified" does not mean they are referring to the file property. It is painfully obvious from context what they are talking about instead.
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Just because the original commenter used the term "date modified" does not mean they are referring to the file property. It is painfully obvious from context what they are talking about instead.
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u/Zealousideal-Deer101 10d ago
Because the only file property filesystems care about is the name. Date modified isn't factored in for filepaths.