gentlemen,
what's the most logical (and thus the only rational) naming scheme for your files?
e.g.
YYYYMMDD_[related to]_[filename].[extension]
20160328_work_goodshit.docx
I do this shit with documents
>vague description of what's it about (ex. Louis XVI)
>put in a folder vaguely describing the category (History)
>sort by date
Filename.Extension because every computer since fucking Windows 95 has date stamps in the metadata you cuck
\My Documents\Documents\Documents\paul\Documents\2016\Q1 figures\Jan\Q1 reports.xls
THIS IS WHY YOU CAN'T FIND YOUR FILES
KILL ALL BABY BOOMERS
>>53732551
Not really, if a file was created a year ago had a major revision 6 months ago, and you corrected a typo last week, you wouldn't necessarily want to list the file as last updated 1 week ago.
>>53732641
>created
>modified
>accessed
Again, since win 95
>>53732379
>Not taking advantages Unix file properties
I just give it a proper filename (relevant to topic) and move it to a directory that has similar topics
>>53732641
you can use 'touch yyyymmddhhmmss filename' to modify the timestamp back to the original if thats the case.
>>5373243
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