Quick name search recursively?

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Re: Quick name search recursively?

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Mainly the country side (Shikoku), and then Yokohama and Tokyo for the balance.

Of course I made the image extra small so that it was not so easy to guess. I did not think anybody would get it so fast. Here is a larger version (BTW, snapped with Vignette, an Android app with retro effects):
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Sigh, exactly one week ago! :roll:
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Re: Quick name search recursively?

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admin wrote:Mainly the country side (Shikoku), and then Yokohama and Tokyo for the balance.

Of course I made the image extra small so that it was not so easy to guess. I did not think anybody would get it so fast. Here is a larger version (BTW, snapped with Vignette, an Android app with retro effects):
Clipboard-20130411.png
Sigh, exactly one week ago! :roll:
Oh the country side? I plan to go there the next time I visit! How was it and Yokohama?

Yep. That feeling when you leave... it's sad heh.

Lol! This thread converted from Quick name search to about traveling haha.

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Re: Quick name search recursively?

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admin wrote:Of course I made the image extra small so that it was not so easy to guess. I did not think anybody would get it so fast. Here is a larger version (BTW, snapped with Vignette, an Android app with retro effects):
Clipboard-20130411.png
Good shot! Though I don't like these overdone vignette effects you seem to have some talent. :)
You may should get yourself a Leica M, add an 50mm Summicron/Summilux and you never ever need any post processing. :wink:
Enternal wrote:Lol! This thread converted from Quick name search to about traveling haha.
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Re: Quick name search recursively?

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It rained in Yokohama but I still liked a lot what I saw. Need to come again.

I use a Canon ixus for countless years now. For me it's essential to have the camera in the pocket of my trouser. I need about 2 seconds from 0 to shoot. The smartphone is only for gag photos.

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Filehero wrote:No worries, my Listener is up and running.
Lol! Yep. Well Don did said that he's not in Java haha.

Glad that you like it there a lot. It's definitely really fun there. You should share your photos there if you ever have the time heh.

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Re: Quick name search recursively?

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Here's one more. Out of the blue this gigantic creature crossed my way and began to destroy Tokyo. I think I'm the only survivor.
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Re: Quick name search recursively?

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I was cleaning up some old aliases and realized that the two featured here before the travelogue ;) :

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size>=$dfs="<curitem>" ? filesize("<curitem>") : "1 MB";goto '?* /rf';filter;/*ensures we end up filtering*/filter "size: >= <@1 $dfs>";
size<=$dfs="<curitem>" ? filesize("<curitem>") : "1 MB";goto '?* /rf';filter;/*ensures we end up filtering*/filter "size: <= <@1 $dfs>";
Are outdated because as of v13.50.0018 - 2013-12-31 15:49 the original wish was granted when it became possible to do Quick Searches using the size: selector.

These new aliases can now be used instead:

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size>=::/*Find items with size >= current.*/ $dfs= <curitem> ? (filesize().'B') : '1MB';goto "?size: >= <@1 $dfs>";
size<=::/*Find items with size <= current.*/ $dfs= <curitem> ? (filesize().'B') : '1MB';goto "?size: <= <@1 $dfs>";

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