My home directory: - bin :: quick place to put simple scripts and have available everywhere - build :: download projects for inspection and building, not f

My home directory: - bin :: quick place to put simple scripts and have available everywhere - build :: download projects for inspection and building, not for actively working on them - work-for :: where to put all projects; all project folders are available to me in zsh like ~proj-1/ so getting to them is quick despite depth. - me :: private projects for my use only - proj-1 - all :: open source - proj-2 - client :: for clients - client-1 - proj-3 - org :: org mode files - diary :: notes relating to the day - 2017-06-21.org :: navigated with binding `C-c d` defaulting to today - work-for :: notes for project with directory structure reflecting that of ~/work-for - client - client-1 - proj-3.org - know :: things to learn from: txt's, books, papers, and other interesting documents - mail :: maildirs for each account - addr-1 - downloads :: random downloads from the internet - media :: entertainment - music - vids - pics - wallpaper - t :: for random ad-hoc tests requiring directories/files; e.g. trying things with git - repo :: where to put bare git repositories for private projects (i.e. ~work-for/me/) - .password-store :: (for `pass` password manager) - type-1 :: ssh, web, mail (for smtp and imap), etc. - host-1 :: news.ycombinator.com, etc. - account-1 :: jol, jolmg, etc. Not all folders are available on all machines, like ~/repo is on a private server, but they follow the same structure.