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  1. Help Wildlife (UK)
    "HelpWildlife.co.uk was founded in 2005 to help members of the public who find wildlife casualties with advice and a directory of wildlife rescuers"
    helpwildlife.co.uk/

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildLife #Nature #BioDiversity #WildlifeManagement #Rescuers #WildLifeRescue #HelpWildLife #Directories

  2. Help Wildlife (UK)
    "HelpWildlife.co.uk was founded in 2005 to help members of the public who find wildlife casualties with advice and a directory of wildlife rescuers"
    helpwildlife.co.uk/

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildLife #Nature #BioDiversity #WildlifeManagement #Rescuers #WildLifeRescue #HelpWildLife #Directories

  3. Help Wildlife (UK)
    "HelpWildlife.co.uk was founded in 2005 to help members of the public who find wildlife casualties with advice and a directory of wildlife rescuers"
    helpwildlife.co.uk/

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildLife #Nature #BioDiversity #WildlifeManagement #Rescuers #WildLifeRescue #HelpWildLife #Directories

  4. Help Wildlife (UK)
    "HelpWildlife.co.uk was founded in 2005 to help members of the public who find wildlife casualties with advice and a directory of wildlife rescuers"
    helpwildlife.co.uk/

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildLife #Nature #BioDiversity #WildlifeManagement #Rescuers #WildLifeRescue #HelpWildLife #Directories

  5. Open Lectures And Talks
    "Directory of UK-based organizations typically offering programmes of lectures and talks OPEN TO ALL.
    Often, the lectures and talks will (also) be VIRTUAL: accessible in principle to anyone from anywhere in the world"
    open-lectures.co.uk/

    #SolarPunkSunday #OpenLectures #UK #Directories #Accessibility

  6. Open Lectures And Talks
    "Directory of UK-based organizations typically offering programmes of lectures and talks OPEN TO ALL.
    Often, the lectures and talks will (also) be VIRTUAL: accessible in principle to anyone from anywhere in the world"
    open-lectures.co.uk/

    #SolarPunkSunday #OpenLectures #UK #Directories #Accessibility

  7. Open Lectures And Talks
    "Directory of UK-based organizations typically offering programmes of lectures and talks OPEN TO ALL.
    Often, the lectures and talks will (also) be VIRTUAL: accessible in principle to anyone from anywhere in the world"
    open-lectures.co.uk/

    #SolarPunkSunday #OpenLectures #UK #Directories #Accessibility

  8. Open Lectures And Talks
    "Directory of UK-based organizations typically offering programmes of lectures and talks OPEN TO ALL.
    Often, the lectures and talks will (also) be VIRTUAL: accessible in principle to anyone from anywhere in the world"
    open-lectures.co.uk/

    #SolarPunkSunday #OpenLectures #UK #Directories #Accessibility

  9. Open Lectures And Talks
    "Directory of UK-based organizations typically offering programmes of lectures and talks OPEN TO ALL.
    Often, the lectures and talks will (also) be VIRTUAL: accessible in principle to anyone from anywhere in the world"
    open-lectures.co.uk/

    #SolarPunkSunday #OpenLectures #UK #Directories #Accessibility

  10. Ich bin mehr als sehr genervt von Einträgen in Online-Branchenbüchern, die ich nicht vorgenommen u. auch nicht autorisiert habe. Diese Übeltäter ziehen sich meist veraltete u. falsche Unternehmensdaten von "Woherauchimmer" (Databroker, vergilbte Telefonbücher etc.) u. veröffentlichen diese ohne dein Wissen/Einverständnis. Solche Einträge wirken sich in vielerlei Hinsicht negativ auf deine Online-Reputation aus. Bei uns ist es jetzt mal wieder an der Zeit für den halbjährlichen Rundumschlag, um diese Mistpickel loszuwerden. TIPP: Wenn ihr unternehmerisch aktiv seid, empfehle ich euch regelmäßig nach ungewollten Einträgen Ausschau zu halten und diese mit Nachdruck entfernen zu lassen.

    #branchenbuch #databroker #daten #telefonbuch #directories #listings #unternehmen #kmu #onlinereputation

  11. Ich bin mehr als sehr genervt von Einträgen in Online-Branchenbüchern, die ich nicht vorgenommen u. auch nicht autorisiert habe. Diese Übeltäter ziehen sich meist veraltete u. falsche Unternehmensdaten von "Woherauchimmer" (Databroker, vergilbte Telefonbücher etc.) u. veröffentlichen diese ohne dein Wissen/Einverständnis. Solche Einträge wirken sich in vielerlei Hinsicht negativ auf deine Online-Reputation aus. Bei uns ist es jetzt mal wieder an der Zeit für den halbjährlichen Rundumschlag, um diese Mistpickel loszuwerden. TIPP: Wenn ihr unternehmerisch aktiv seid, empfehle ich euch regelmäßig nach ungewollten Einträgen Ausschau zu halten und diese mit Nachdruck entfernen zu lassen.

    #branchenbuch #databroker #daten #telefonbuch #directories #listings #unternehmen #kmu #onlinereputation

  12. Ich bin mehr als sehr genervt von Einträgen in Online-Branchenbüchern, die ich nicht vorgenommen u. auch nicht autorisiert habe. Diese Übeltäter ziehen sich meist veraltete u. falsche Unternehmensdaten von "Woherauchimmer" (Databroker, vergilbte Telefonbücher etc.) u. veröffentlichen diese ohne dein Wissen/Einverständnis. Solche Einträge wirken sich in vielerlei Hinsicht negativ auf deine Online-Reputation aus. Bei uns ist es jetzt mal wieder an der Zeit für den halbjährlichen Rundumschlag, um diese Mistpickel loszuwerden. TIPP: Wenn ihr unternehmerisch aktiv seid, empfehle ich euch regelmäßig nach ungewollten Einträgen Ausschau zu halten und diese mit Nachdruck entfernen zu lassen.

    #branchenbuch #databroker #daten #telefonbuch #directories #listings #unternehmen #kmu #onlinereputation

  13. Ich bin mehr als sehr genervt von Einträgen in Online-Branchenbüchern, die ich nicht vorgenommen u. auch nicht autorisiert habe. Diese Übeltäter ziehen sich meist veraltete u. falsche Unternehmensdaten von "Woherauchimmer" (Databroker, vergilbte Telefonbücher etc.) u. veröffentlichen diese ohne dein Wissen/Einverständnis. Solche Einträge wirken sich in vielerlei Hinsicht negativ auf deine Online-Reputation aus. Bei uns ist es jetzt mal wieder an der Zeit für den halbjährlichen Rundumschlag, um diese Mistpickel loszuwerden. TIPP: Wenn ihr unternehmerisch aktiv seid, empfehle ich euch regelmäßig nach ungewollten Einträgen Ausschau zu halten und diese mit Nachdruck entfernen zu lassen.

    #branchenbuch #databroker #daten #telefonbuch #directories #listings #unternehmen #kmu #onlinereputation

  14. Ich bin mehr als sehr genervt von Einträgen in Online-Branchenbüchern, die ich nicht vorgenommen u. auch nicht autorisiert habe. Diese Übeltäter ziehen sich meist veraltete u. falsche Unternehmensdaten von "Woherauchimmer" (Databroker, vergilbte Telefonbücher etc.) u. veröffentlichen diese ohne dein Wissen/Einverständnis. Solche Einträge wirken sich in vielerlei Hinsicht negativ auf deine Online-Reputation aus. Bei uns ist es jetzt mal wieder an der Zeit für den halbjährlichen Rundumschlag, um diese Mistpickel loszuwerden. TIPP: Wenn ihr unternehmerisch aktiv seid, empfehle ich euch regelmäßig nach ungewollten Einträgen Ausschau zu halten und diese mit Nachdruck entfernen zu lassen.

    #branchenbuch #databroker #daten #telefonbuch #directories #listings #unternehmen #kmu #onlinereputation

  15. Ah yes, the perennial #Rust user's lamentation: the #Titanic of #target #directories 🛳️, never to be slimmed down. But lo and behold, the mighty "-Zno-embed-metadata" #flag descends from the heavens, promising to shave off a few bytes here and there. In other news, water is wet 💧.
    kobzol.github.io/rust/rustc/20 #Programming #Metadata #Optimization #HackerNews #ngated

  16. Ah yes, the perennial #Rust user's lamentation: the #Titanic of #target #directories 🛳️, never to be slimmed down. But lo and behold, the mighty "-Zno-embed-metadata" #flag descends from the heavens, promising to shave off a few bytes here and there. In other news, water is wet 💧.
    kobzol.github.io/rust/rustc/20 #Programming #Metadata #Optimization #HackerNews #ngated

  17. Ah yes, the perennial #Rust user's lamentation: the #Titanic of #target #directories 🛳️, never to be slimmed down. But lo and behold, the mighty "-Zno-embed-metadata" #flag descends from the heavens, promising to shave off a few bytes here and there. In other news, water is wet 💧.
    kobzol.github.io/rust/rustc/20 #Programming #Metadata #Optimization #HackerNews #ngated

  18. Ah yes, the perennial #Rust user's lamentation: the #Titanic of #target #directories 🛳️, never to be slimmed down. But lo and behold, the mighty "-Zno-embed-metadata" #flag descends from the heavens, promising to shave off a few bytes here and there. In other news, water is wet 💧.
    kobzol.github.io/rust/rustc/20 #Programming #Metadata #Optimization #HackerNews #ngated

  19. @JohnGritt @thalskarth @Vivaldi Sorry, this is a very opinionated statement.

    In research, this is quite well studied.

    You can learn more about that in my PhD thesis on karl-voit.at/tagstore/en/paper

    In short: most people prefer #navigation for local #fileretrieval but #search for the web.

    Different psychological effects do participate here.

    I can also add another opinionated statement: #fzf is way too cumbersome compared to direct #teleportation concept based on #recency. 😜

    #filemanagement #folders #directories

  20. @JohnGritt @thalskarth @Vivaldi Sorry, this is a very opinionated statement.

    In research, this is quite well studied.

    You can learn more about that in my PhD thesis on karl-voit.at/tagstore/en/paper

    In short: most people prefer #navigation for local #fileretrieval but #search for the web.

    Different psychological effects do participate here.

    I can also add another opinionated statement: #fzf is way too cumbersome compared to direct #teleportation concept based on #recency. 😜

    #filemanagement #folders #directories

  21. @JohnGritt @thalskarth @Vivaldi Sorry, this is a very opinionated statement.

    In research, this is quite well studied.

    You can learn more about that in my PhD thesis on karl-voit.at/tagstore/en/paper

    In short: most people prefer #navigation for local #fileretrieval but #search for the web.

    Different psychological effects do participate here.

    I can also add another opinionated statement: #fzf is way too cumbersome compared to direct #teleportation concept based on #recency. 😜

    #filemanagement #folders #directories

  22. @JohnGritt @thalskarth @Vivaldi Sorry, this is a very opinionated statement.

    In research, this is quite well studied.

    You can learn more about that in my PhD thesis on karl-voit.at/tagstore/en/paper

    In short: most people prefer #navigation for local #fileretrieval but #search for the web.

    Different psychological effects do participate here.

    I can also add another opinionated statement: #fzf is way too cumbersome compared to direct #teleportation concept based on #recency. 😜

    #filemanagement #folders #directories

  23. @JohnGritt @thalskarth @Vivaldi Sorry, this is a very opinionated statement.

    In research, this is quite well studied.

    You can learn more about that in my PhD thesis on karl-voit.at/tagstore/en/paper

    In short: most people prefer #navigation for local #fileretrieval but #search for the web.

    Different psychological effects do participate here.

    I can also add another opinionated statement: #fzf is way too cumbersome compared to direct #teleportation concept based on #recency. 😜

    #filemanagement #folders #directories

  24. [ Update: solution linked @ bottom ]

    I could use help, here.

    Windows 10, I have a directory where OBX Studio saves its screencap videos. There are 813 videos in it now - clips. The windows View is set to Detail and its listed in reverse chronological date order.

    Every time I open this directory lately, I see a vid from 2023 at the top (a couple hundred more recent videos not listed) and Windows performs this index or some such -- the green bar slowly marches across the path / breadcrumb bar in the window, taking about 3-5 minutes to finish. Only at the end of this do I see the latest videos at the top.

    Every time I open this window. After reboots, etc. Every time.

    Is Windows 10 not able to handle a directory with 813 items in it all at once without reindexing or whatever it's doing? Is there a way to shortcut this, other than deleting some of the videos?

    System is a Ryzen 7 7700X 4.5GHz, 32GB RAM, and the "disk" is an SSD. Thanks.

    Update: Solution is here
    howtogeek.com/246087/how-to-sp

    #Windows #Windows10 #help #filesystem #Microsoft #directories #performance

  25. [ Update: solution linked @ bottom ]

    I could use help, here.

    Windows 10, I have a directory where OBX Studio saves its screencap videos. There are 813 videos in it now - clips. The windows View is set to Detail and its listed in reverse chronological date order.

    Every time I open this directory lately, I see a vid from 2023 at the top (a couple hundred more recent videos not listed) and Windows performs this index or some such -- the green bar slowly marches across the path / breadcrumb bar in the window, taking about 3-5 minutes to finish. Only at the end of this do I see the latest videos at the top.

    Every time I open this window. After reboots, etc. Every time.

    Is Windows 10 not able to handle a directory with 813 items in it all at once without reindexing or whatever it's doing? Is there a way to shortcut this, other than deleting some of the videos?

    System is a Ryzen 7 7700X 4.5GHz, 32GB RAM, and the "disk" is an SSD. Thanks.

    Update: Solution is here
    howtogeek.com/246087/how-to-sp

    #Windows #Windows10 #help #filesystem #Microsoft #directories #performance

  26. [ Update: solution linked @ bottom ]

    I could use help, here.

    Windows 10, I have a directory where OBX Studio saves its screencap videos. There are 813 videos in it now - clips. The windows View is set to Detail and its listed in reverse chronological date order.

    Every time I open this directory lately, I see a vid from 2023 at the top (a couple hundred more recent videos not listed) and Windows performs this index or some such -- the green bar slowly marches across the path / breadcrumb bar in the window, taking about 3-5 minutes to finish. Only at the end of this do I see the latest videos at the top.

    Every time I open this window. After reboots, etc. Every time.

    Is Windows 10 not able to handle a directory with 813 items in it all at once without reindexing or whatever it's doing? Is there a way to shortcut this, other than deleting some of the videos?

    System is a Ryzen 7 7700X 4.5GHz, 32GB RAM, and the "disk" is an SSD. Thanks.

    Update: Solution is here
    howtogeek.com/246087/how-to-sp

    #Windows #Windows10 #help #filesystem #Microsoft #directories #performance