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My work week is over, and that means it's time to spend the next 20 hours at my battlestation tagging my unorganized hydrus network collection. How does /technology/ like to sort their files?
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>>2650 (OP)
I've started nesting folders by year the media was created because I hoard too much stuff, I don't even bother with tagging anything anymore. It's like this:
C:/user/videos/2020/...mp4/mkv
C:/user/pictures/2020/...jpg/png
C:/user/music/2020/crawling_in_my_skin.mp3
>>2662
I used to put everything in the same folder, but it was actually really easy for me to navigate because I could perfectly remember how far I had to scroll to find anything, so despite everything being randomly organized and having random useless filenames, I still found my way around it perfectly.
Of course until one day an update changed how the file manager sorted the files and everything was fucking ruined.
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I do it by genre and organize them at a higher level by 1-5 star rating system. 5 star stuff gets backed up across several flash drives, 4 star stuff only backed up twice, everything else I treat as temporary/unimportant data.
5S-MUSIC/rock/favorite_singles.FLAC
4S-VIDYA/action/okay_vidya.fitgirl
3S-PHOTO/homework/meh_illustrations.webp
1S-VIDEO/av1/experimental_AV1_param_test_files.webm
>>2656
Interesting half-assery there, I like it.