How do you name your files?

How do you name your files?

Top.

i-hate-broccoli.jpg

1.jpg
1(2).jpg

Why do people hate broccoli?
It's probably the best tasting green vegetable there is.

I hate broccoli . _
jpeg

What kind of manchild doesn't like broccoli?

I love broccoli

RelevantName_DateOrOtherInfoIfApplicable.gay

HATEBROC.JPG

>not using hydrus

option 2 on Windows

option 1 on Linux since it fucking necessitates using the terminal

IHATEB~1.JPG

I_Hate_Broccoli.PNG

toqrhoubre43rt34oihgq.jpg

I just mash random keys when having to name something, I've never ended up with a dup.

I love Broccoli,jpg

I'm not autistic

this then use thumbnail to spot it
if shit too messy, delet or use script to organize

Agreed. Sometimes I literally just eat 650g of broccoli by itself. Tastes so good.

>%
Who does this?

Top or bottom. Spaces in filenames or folders make entering paths slightly more difficult for some programs.

Some people taste it differently for genetic reasons.

real ni/g/g/as

hatebroc

thats a shame, its a really tasty, crisp, healthy green

Its easy to spot bad programmers when they dont pick 5 on sight

Hydrus is shit.
It can't tag hardly any images.

kjusdgkldjsgls.jpg

ILoveGarlicAndSpinach.jgg

But everyone loves garlic.

with newlines and weird unprintable ascii characters to piss off people who write garbage shell scripts.

>not using the NIST number generator for your filenames

IHateBroccoli.jpg

The cap letter stating the beginning of each word makes it easier to read for me compared to hyphens. I dunno why

just call it "-"
this breaks a fuck load of scripts

Whatever the default filename is when clicking save as

Using spaces unless on Linux (eg VM or my uni), then it's 4

...

I hate broccoli_1st version_06-10-2017.jpg

enjoy-your-nogainz-171007.nohomo

Title.file
Title - 1.file
Title -- Subtitle.file
Title - 1 -- Subtitle.file
1999-01-01.file
1999-01-01 12.01.01.file
1999-01-01 - 1.file
1999-01-01 -- Title.file

! , ? and () are okay, everything else becomes +

jpg.png
png.jpg
gif.gif

i-love-broccoli.jpg

I.hate.brocoli.jpg

Tastes awful when raw

It's so bitter like most green vegetables taste to me. It's acceptable cooked thoroughly though. Sometimes I wonder if I had a bunch of would-be-ancestors that died eating random plants as children.

0001
0002
0004
...
9999

...

n°_1

it's a meme, they don't. I eat broccolis at least 4 times a week nobody think it's weird. Worst case scenario people think they're bland

there are absolutely no issues with whitespace in filenames unless you're too retarded to pick proper tools

Learn to steam your veggies mah nigga

what's fedora about DOS?

>xXIHATEBROCCOLIXx.jpg

Muh camelCase

org.company.images.IHateBrocolliBeanFactory.JavaEnterpriseGraphics

I don't eat it raw. Just saying that the raw taste of broccoli is awful when compared to cooked.

lisp-case

A mix of 1, 4, and 5

HTEBRC

Sha-256 of the content

07a150a5c312156f817fba021cfa0018.jpg

Wtf
iHateBroccoli.jpg is the only way

$unix_timestamp.$extension
tag with xattr

>What did he mean & why did he say that?

Untitled.jpg

unironically this

>How do you name your files
erjgieruhgie

Broccoli,is,good,though.rawblk.tga.zpaq

8.3 file names. Old habits pretty much never die.

".jpg"
" .jpg"
" .jpg"
...

".jpg"
" .jpg"
" .jpg"
" .jpg"
...

?.jpg
That'll show those microshills

>cant escape characters or use quotes
fuck off pajeets

wew

either ilovebroccoli.jpg or i_love_broccoli.jpg

I'm not very decisive

Why mix underscores and spaces it's either one or the other

You think it tastes crisp? I guess you are one of the lucky ones. Tastes rotten, no matter how fresh. Luckily cauliflower is bretty good as a base.

not that user but I love cooked broccoli and it's one of my favourite foods, raw doesn't taste good to me though

java style.
iHateBroccoli

I-hate-broccoli.jpg
even if you have hash, it would still be useful to give it a name

Using scene standards :^)
>Not using full width forward/backslash

vegetable_tree.jpg

i\ hate\ nigger.png

asd.jpg
asdf.jpg
asdfg.jpg
Save everything to the desktop.

Lowercase with underscores

If I know it's doing fine, 2.
If I encountered some problem, 4.

1.file
11.file
111.file
1111.file
a.file
aa.file
aaa.file
....

I keep mine HTML encoded

I_hate_broccoli.jpg
Every other way is objectively wrong

a good user interface won't let you name the files

ienjoybroccoli for low priority files
i-enjoy-broccoli for high priority / complex names

i_hate_broccoli.jpg

i_hate_muslims.jpg

broccoli1
broccoli2
and so on

hBroccoli.png

OP_is_an_fag-got_001.png

I Hate Broccoli.jpg

Spaces and capital letters are part of the allowed character set in every filesystem. It's not the '80s anymore, you idiots. Underscores are literally filename-fedoras, used by people who want to appear to be computer-literate. Actual computer-literates know that there's no reason to avoid spaces.

ihatebroccoli.jpg
I'm trying to get away from filename extensions though

ihb.jpg

I only name the folders, one image per folder, they’re all called image.jpg

You must be a Java programmer

1H8BR0CL1.FLIF