lawless polymorph on Nostr: TIL that on Windows, you can have a drive name in front of a relative path, e.g. ...

TIL that on Windows, you can have a drive name in front of a relative path, e.g.

C:Hello\World
D:Foo\Bar

and it's different from an absolute path,

C:\Hello\World
D:\Foo\Bar

Because it will use your current working directory as a base, even if it's in a different drive. E.g. if your cwd is C:\Here then:

C:Hello\World resolves to C:\Here\Hello\World
D:Foo\Bar resolves to D:\Here\Foo\Bar

I have to wonder if this is really a good system . . .