Files [Admiral Wonderboat]
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This is exactly how the german train provider names its ticket pdfs. Why not just "date_origin_destination.pdf"
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Great, now all the other files are gonna make fun of it at File School.
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"Link_Comes_To_Town_SOAD.mp3"
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Now we need a /c/grep_irl
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BoogerAids.pdf
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Likely a unique id so when you send the ticket they don't have to faf about finding it in their system.
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Yeah but they could just keep that ID but add some useful stuff afterwards.
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That's a solid windows shame.
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Thesis_v5_Final_revised_final_complete_v2_(2).pdf
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Or add the random stuff after for sorting purposes.
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To save, the Princess Zelda! -
Can’t relate at all. I’m a taxonomy nerd, everything has its own defined subdirectory, the files follow a defined naming convention. Send help.
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I don't know what those flags mean, but from context I think this is a command I've needed a bunch of times but haven't had the time or energy to learn about yet. So thanks! I can't wait to try it!
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Trying to remember whether I named the most recent copy of my resume shitstink.pdf or hellpiss.pdf
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hmmm is the most recent version of this file the one named “newest” or “new (actual)”?
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Final Final Final(Real)
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You're good, everyone else needs help. I'm pretty sloppy with my PC but my work laptop- subsubsubsubsubdirectories.
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You‘re good and more efficient. I open 90% of files on Linux, Mac and PC with the search function.
