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Annika Backstrom
https://xoxo.zone/@annika
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Jul 22
@uint8_t I take some shortcuts in service of a system that's more manageable to me:
* No hierarchy, just top-level folders to group similar photos (e.g. trips, events, photoshoots)
* ISO-8601 date prefix on folders
* Multi-day events just get grouped under one day, don't overthink it
* Catch-all month folders for misc photos
* Photos get uploaded from my phone to an "Inbox" on my Synology NAS automatically (graph counts items in the Inbox)
* Periodically sort things (graph go down??)
Out of curiosity, do you treat photos from your phone and photos from a real camera or real photo shoot differently?
Right now I have a organization system similar to yours for my DSLR photos, but all my phone photos go to Flickr in a gigantic unsorted pile. I hadn't really considered combining them, but the system you described here seems like it might work for both my kinds of photos. -
@uint8_t I take some shortcuts in service of a system that's more manageable to me:
* No hierarchy, just top-level folders to group similar photos (e.g. trips, events, photoshoots)
* ISO-8601 date prefix on folders
* Multi-day events just get grouped under one day, don't overthink it
* Catch-all month folders for misc photos
* Photos get uploaded from my phone to an "Inbox" on my Synology NAS automatically (graph counts items in the Inbox)
* Periodically sort things (graph go down??) -
Annika Backstrom
https://xoxo.zone/@annika
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Jul 22
I set up a graph to track how many unsorted photos my wife and I have. Can't for the life of me figure out how to get a right Y axis to graph the two lines at their own scale. http://i.abackstrom.com/share/rrd/ #rrdtool
That's awesome! I use rrdtool via Munin as a quick and dirty way to graph random stuff all the time. Still haven't found anything better.
Once I finally figure out a good solution for archiving my photos I am definitely going to make a graph like this!. -
Will Hawker
https://twitter.com/will_hawker
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Jul 21
Hi Aaron, quick question regarding OAuth flows. In the developer track at the London Okta forum, it seemed that a web SPA should use Auth Code with PKCE (and generally avoid using implicit flow)? However the Okta documentation seem to suggest otherwise? Not sure how to proceed?
The docs and libraries are still in the process of being updated, but you can find some sample code here: https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/05/01/is-the-oauth-implicit-flow-dead -
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