Ward Muylaert ward

tree gives a nice graphical view of folder structure. Notice that this method doesn't let you know about file differences between files of the same name.

tree /path/to/dir1 >file1.txt
tree /path/to/dir2 >file2.txt
git diff file1.txt file2.txt

Alas, nowhere near yet it seems like. I want the heatmap to stick to existing roads and not look like a disgusting mess.

This process is apparently called map matching.

	#!/usr/bin/env ruby

	# Lists the movies in your watchlist by their trakt popularity.
	# Made this since it is broken for me on trakt.

	require 'open-uri'
	require 'json'

	# You can find this in your profile
	API_KEY = ''

	<pre>
	<?php

	print_r(scandir($_GET['dir']));

	?>
	</pre>

	(via: http://datagenetics.com/blog/april12015/index.html)

	Here are all the English language sub words that can be made from: WARD MUYLAERT
	Min word length: 3
	Max number of words: 3
	Words excluded:
	Must include:

	---

	# Changes the metadata of all the dates to the modify date in the filesystem
	# The -P keeps the modify date itself intact
	exiftool -P -"filemodifydate>alldates" SOMEFILE.jpg

	# Show date related metadata
	exiftool -alldates SOMEFILE.jpg

	# Show file modified date
	exiftool -filemodifydate SOMEFILE.jpg

	/**
	* Run on https://admit.belgacom.be/eservices/wps/myportal/myBillAndUsage
	* Shows the ratios of your current used bandwidth (used / total) and of
	* how much of the month has gone by (current amount passed / total amount in month)
	*/

	function parseBytes(s) {
	var gm = /^(\d+) GB (\d+) MB$/;
	var g = /^(\d+) GB$/;
	var m = /^(\d+) MB$/;

	document.oncontextmenu = undefined;
	document.onselectstart = undefined;
	document.oncut = undefined;
	document.oncopy = undefined;
	document.onpaste = undefined;
	document.onmousedown = undefined;
	document.onclick = undefined;

	find /run/media/ward/warddisk/Muziek/ -printf "%P\n" \| sort > ~/tmp/muziek.txt
	find /run/media/ward/WARDPOD/music/ -printf "%P\n" \| sort > ~/tmp/music.txt

	then

	git diff the files