I wrote an extremely simple AppleScript to create a 43 Folders setup on my Desktop, wherein I can put a file away for now and have it show up again automatically on a given day in the future. The script assumes there's a folder named '43 Folders' on the Desktop, containing folders named with the following date convention: 20200704 for July 4th, 2020.
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First perspective scene mac os. I actually think this is a pretty interesting question. Firstly, no I don't think it's literally a 'communist conspiracy'. However I think a lot of people say 'communist' these days when they really mean 'socialist', and there is a fine line betwe.
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- Amongst the whack jobs of the left. One thing I noticed a lot of was the '9/11 was a hoax' and such on demonstrators' signs in the recent spate of protests.
- Best way to kill conspiracy theory is with forthright facts. So I am asking everyone here for evidence that confirms that this is a ‘true and correct' document. Specifically, I'm not looking for hearsay evidence or biased political websites analysis (JBJD has stated that political websites can lie without legal recourse such as Factcheck.
Then I used 'Poor Man's Cron' to automate this every morning: save the script as an application, store in ~/Applications, and launch it with a repeating event in my calendar every morning at 8 AM. Note: you'll have to manually launch the app once the first time, in order to tell the Finder that it's okay to run the app, and that the app has permissions to do the things it wants to do. Trafficking mac os.
Tiny chopper raceway mac os. On the to-do list is to add a few lines of code to make the folders into the friendlier '2020-07-04' format, which I'll post here when I get around to it.
