>>9850568>Seriously, doing shit by year is great. Remembering what you were doing that year/month, what you were listening to, the memes that were happening, the places you went to, etc etc etc, is almost as good as having a fucking journal.>If you have a journal too, even better.Then why are you not including ISO time stamps at the beginning of your files then ?
Pro tip 4chan uses unix time stamps who are the amount of seconds since 1970 (the start of time and our lord unix)
> it doesn't let me save it, because that title already existed.This is a defect
>hollywood producer cat.webm See
Name it
>1655466683354 Groping cat .webmLazy way of doing it.
Beware the unix rollover
or ISO
>2022-06-17 1655466683354.webmOr
>2022-06-17 Groping cat .webmBenefit is that you will have no problems until the year 9999 (call the long now foundation)
>It helps being specific, because how can you find anything or remember what images/movies/etc you have?They are in the correct folder and moving them to the folders is enough work for me.
Cats go into
Animals/cats/4chan
And all picture files are flat there with the exception of GIF and webm who do like this
Animals/cats/4chan/webm/
So we get
Animals/cats/4chan/webm/1655466683354 Groping cat .webm
Or simply
Animals/cats/4chan/webm/1655466683354.webm
>It helps being specific, because how can you find anything or remember what images/movies/etc you have?If it comes to 4chan. I found out that I often forget what pictures of cats I have I simply brows the cat folder and see them organized by time since unix time stamps are time. And I brows the pictures up.
GIFs are unique since they often have something in the animation so it is the GIF folder.
And for webms you can throw them all into a video player and watch.
>find anything or remember what images/movies/etc you have?1/2
