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tfw you know you have a PDF of an article on your computer but apparently you didn't give it a good filename and it's not OCRed and Spotlight is friggin useless and it's not in any online databases and it's not in your outbox andpic.twitter.com/R05hyyISL1
omg I finally found it. I e-mailed it to someone just last year, and Outlook had it in the sent mail (but somehow couldn't find it when I searched by it). weirdness: the filename is totally straightforward. yet I don't have the file anymore. that makes me... unnerved.
then you think when did I get it, can I track it down based on a particular project, email discussion, context. Just went through that yesterday!
maddeningly I assigned it to a class in 2010, so I know I must have had it then, but alas, it is not in the readings folder for that class, argggg
New document (37).odt...
article(1)(1)(1)(1)(1)(1).pdf
I keep all my pdfs on a Google Drive folder and then use the web interface to search. I have similar problems with Microsoft search
Was there ever a time in the history of @Apple that Spotlight was ever useful for anything?
You can't even call Spotlight a 'search' engine. It's more of a befuddled blank stare engine.
Eh, I use it as an application launcher with a high degree of success.
You should adopt the “Alec Painter Data Retention” system. I also provide implementation services.
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