- Most files go straight to the default recommended location. This includes downloads, git repositories, programs, etc.
- Source code is on GitHub.
- Emails are on Gmail.
- Notes and todos are on Google Keep.
- Books are on Google Drive in PDF or EPUB format.
- Photos and videos are on Google Photos and YouTube.
- Music is on Spotify and YouTube.
- Movies are on Netflix, or in the Downloads folder (until they're watched and deleted).
- Documents and scans are on Google Drive. If I must name a file, I use this convention: "Some_Description-20190106.ext". I mostly rely on search, but I have some high-level folders as well: Books, Health, Finance, Travel, Work, School, Scans, Thoughts, Projects, AppData, Backups.
In 2019, I want to migrate from files to a database. My plan is to extract knowledge from files and online services, and them into a RDF triple store:
- Google
- Keep
- Maps
- Fit
- Contacts
- Gmail
- Calendar
- Reddit
- Hacker News
- Pocket
- Amazon
- eBay
- Mint
- Bitcoin
- MyFitnessPal
- Chrome
- LinkedIn
- Twitter
- Facebook
- GitHub
- 23andMe
- iCheckMovies
- GoodReads
- YouTube
- Spotify
- Netflix
- IMDB
- VoIP.ms
- Airbnb
- Uber
- Agoda
- Booking
- TripAdvisor
Lastly, I want to make a lot of this data public. I'll start by releasing the source code of old/ongoing projects on GitHub and release my ideas/thoughts on my blog.
- Most files go straight to the default recommended location. This includes downloads, git repositories, programs, etc.
- Source code is on GitHub.
- Emails are on Gmail.
- Notes and todos are on Google Keep.
- Books are on Google Drive in PDF or EPUB format.
- Photos and videos are on Google Photos and YouTube.
- Music is on Spotify and YouTube.
- Movies are on Netflix, or in the Downloads folder (until they're watched and deleted).
- Documents and scans are on Google Drive. If I must name a file, I use this convention: "Some_Description-20190106.ext". I mostly rely on search, but I have some high-level folders as well: Books, Health, Finance, Travel, Work, School, Scans, Thoughts, Projects, AppData, Backups.
In 2019, I want to migrate from files to a database. My plan is to extract knowledge from files and online services, and them into a RDF triple store:
- Google
- Keep
- Maps
- Fit
- Contacts
- Gmail
- Calendar
- Reddit
- Hacker News
- Pocket
- Amazon
- eBay
- Mint
- Bitcoin
- MyFitnessPal
- Chrome
- LinkedIn
- Twitter
- Facebook
- GitHub
- 23andMe
- iCheckMovies
- GoodReads
- YouTube
- Spotify
- Netflix
- IMDB
- VoIP.ms
- Airbnb
- Uber
- Agoda
- Booking
- TripAdvisor
Lastly, I want to make a lot of this data public. I'll start by releasing the source code of old/ongoing projects on GitHub and release my ideas/thoughts on my blog.