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Old tricks still work
Edit - Oh shit that’s exactly what they did.
A big part of why this works, I think, is because windows hides extensions by default.
Windows hiding the file extensions drives me insane, from a security as well as a usability standpoint. It’s such a stupid default.
This design choice has caused so much grief over the years. I absolutely hate it
Well, we’re back at the same general level of computer literacy we were at the turn of the century so…
Worse, I’d argue. They’re so easy to use; in the 2000s there were still some skills involved. Mobile devices really dumbed things down.
I think boomers were more PC literate which is pretty sad, since they at least knew how to navigate a desktop, folders, and files to some degree.
I think phone or tablet OS is what most people after are used to, so if trying to navigate actual file systems mistakes like not recognizing exe files can happen.
Technology got to a point where it is so accessible the basics are forgotten.
They forgot to analyze it. “Hey LLM, is this executable file a good version of the odyssey?”
“Yes, this is a genuine version of the Odyssey. Simply double click the file and it will run in your video player. Is there anything else I can help with?”
“You’re right, that was a malware executable that stole your bank credentials and ruined your life! I was wrong :)”
“…And you were right to call me out on that. Here’s what I did:”
[LLM executes it to test]