From Relay FM, this is Upgrade, episode 256, and today's show is brought to you by

Pingdom, same box and text expanded. My name is Mike Hurley and I as always have the

pleasure of being joined by the man behind six colors Mr. Chase and Sal.

That was a very long introduction Mike.

I thought about making it a little bit longer but I bailed because nobody cares about

long introductions.

Hashtag's no talk question comes from A-J. A-J wants to know, do you use spaces in your file names?

I do sometimes.

A lot of the things that I do are things I'm posting on like a server somewhere as a

file name like on a like a podcast download and I don't I don't in there right because that can get a

bit wonky right yeah because you got to escape out the file names and stuff like that

percent twenty and things it's just not worth it I do have spaces in many file names. I have like folders that are of projects and I have

spaces in them and it's just fine. The little stories folder that I have spaces in them and it's just fine. The little stories folder that I have,

where I have my stories, those are often,

it's my active thing that I'm writing stories about those often don't have

spaces but that's I don't know again it's partially because I I think I'm

I'm concerned about where they're where they're sinking to and if I'm going to end up with trouble.

But that's mostly just a habit, I think, that comes out of the olden days when I worked at a magazine

and there was a workflow where you had to name things a specific way.

But I do not all the time. Sometimes I have, for my stories I have a little slug of like where it's going,

followed by a dash, followed by what the story is about so there's no space there but but yeah I use them in other places so a little bit of both.

I name my files like a human being so you can read them.

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