For data hoarding a good file manager is still key. When you're managing your own data without todays abstraction layers provided by all those walled gardens (G

For data hoarding a good file manager is still key. When you're managing your own data without todays abstraction layers provided by all those walled gardens (Google Photos, Spotify, Netflix), you will copy, rename and structure a lot of that data: Downloaded content often times packed away in countless partial rar files, sometimes wrongly named or structured. Long story short, I still depend on: - Advanced regex bulk renaming of totalcommander (but less so since Windows 11 + PowerToy's Renaming) - Fast two panel navigation, for all that pirated content (Audio/Software piracy is legal under certain circumstances in Switzerland, for example for sharing within the family) - Fast two panel folder diffing for my Photography/Videography backup into Google Drive using Google Filestream as a virtual drive (but less so, since using WinDiff for folder and file merging)