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> How many new file formats are created nowadays that dare to use more
> than 3 characters in their file name extension?
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> There are some brave people who are courageous enough to make them
> larger than 3 characters, but they are extremely rare.
The only one I can think of is Java - which uses *.java and *.class for
source and object files.
Visual Studio uses a few like *.vcxproj and similar.
Flam3 uses *.flam3 (then again, this software originates from Unix).
In short, this stupidity is slowly drifting away - but only slowly.
Next up: Why, in the year 2014, am I still running installers that have
16-bit dithered logos? WTF?
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