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But primarily, the icon brings up a quick menu of favorite folders, more folders, or new folder.
Do you think that would that be of use to you?
I'm in the process of setting up paperless-ng. https://github.com/jonaswinkler/paperless-ng
I have this article by a Czech coder named Vas3k: https://vas3k.com/blog/nocode/ I saved it for another reason, but in it he solves for "X". Maybe it will help you.
He is most propably Russian, not Czech.
The Johnny decimal system is a handy way to organize these type of life admin documents. Can be used with any service since it's just a concept.
No nah nope. You don’t need an app for this. You need the classic hierarchical file system and good folder and file names. I put it all in a VeraCrypt volume so it’s secure if the device is lost or stolen.
Such as?
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You can make the process much more speedy by laminating the receipts.
Is laminating faster than making a copy? I woulda thought the opposite
I'm in the process of setting up paperless-ng. https://github.com/jonaswinkler/paperless-ng
I often want to build a camera app that makes sub-foldering easy. Such that when you open the app, a folder icon is there and quickly allows you to set the folder for pictures your about to take. It would have a timer option too, so you can save 'the next 4 hours are so-and-so's party. But primarily, the icon brings up a quick menu of favorite folders, more folders, or new folder. Do you think that would that be of u…
Yes, and I would pay for that usefulness. I'd pay even more if it integrated well with existing file-sync systems (one or more of dropbox, syncthing, google drive, onedrive, etc.) such that foldered photos were synchronized soon after taking them onto that same folder structure on all of my devices.