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If it's just performance, cd ~/Documents && mkdir old && mv ./* old/ (or today's date instead of old). I actually have that layout on one PC. If real organizat
by zadikian 6mo ago
If it's just performance, cd ~/Documents && mkdir old && mv ./* old/ (or today's date instead of old). I actually have that layout on one PC.
If real organization is needed, seems like that'd be easier in hindsight than having foresight
- embedding-shape 6mo agoSo then you have one intentionally slow directory ("old/" in this case) and one fast directory? Personally I'd categorize stuff, but you do you, there really isn't any wrong way to do it, if it works it works :)
- zadikian 6mo agoI meant you mv into old before it gets too big. I've never actually seen a dir get slow like this. Only seen that with programmatic things like making 1M json files.