/hydrus/ - Hydrus Network

I haven't opened Hydrus since Dec 31. I created a new database password using Keepass, it's something impossible to remember then used once of those "email yourself in the future" services to send it back to me next summer. So, I literally cannot access Hydrus atm. Hopfully, when I eventually update everything to the newer version it will go smoothly.

I am still hoarding though. I have a folder called merge, which is loosely organized for when I will dump/merge it back into Hydrus.

Also, debating whether to delete my DB because of all dat porn. Seriously. The hell do you archive?

>>5191

You should use an intelligent backup program. rsync takes like 5 minutes each week to do a backup, since it only manipulates files that changed. Same for FreeFileSync.

And I have 4000+ pictures in the inbox DESPITE handling 6000+ each week. I just delete a shitton of them because I have very specific tastes, but it keeps piling up faster than I can tag it. I have something like 200k files in the "all known files" category.

I save every /v/ webm thread i see, using DownthemAll to save things with their original filenames. I've discovered, to my surprise, that 8chan will serve you two versions of the same file if you click and drag over the entire page with DtA, one with metadata and one without, which is interesting. Really hoping that Hydrus dupe-finder rolls out to videos soon, so i can trim all this down and merge a few things together.

As of right now, 158,937 images and videos, coming up to 400GB in file size, but i guess that's my fault for deliberately going for large, oversized webms rather them tiny images. I've also started converting gifs that don't move into jpg and gifs that do and are also over 1mb in size to webm, which is a bit of a side project right now.

I commit all the tags with a space after the namespace. That's my fault, sorry. The Filename: tag is totally ruined thanks to my work. Due to a personal problem with unnamespaced tags, i've completely removed them all from my personal database. Every single tag in my database has a namespace to match. Right now, my list of usable namespaces is as follows:

Aircraft: (Which by itself, is parented to Board:/k/. I use it for anything that has an aeroplane in it, and if i don't recognize it, i use Aircraft: tagme.)
Art: (Which is full of my wallpapers, as well a lot of /tg/ character and landscape art. Has a lot of Tagme for some reason)
Board: (All of which are chan boards, like /k/, /pol/, or /v/. Used as both a place for board culture stuff as well as more generic potholes for things that i should post in those boards and only those boards)
Booru: (Most of which has been too much trouble to remove, so i've just kept it from the public tag repo)
Chans: (Like board, but for specific chans. Been thinking about changing it to Website: Because i've already got a chan:reddit knocking about)
Chapter: (To sort big things where page: just isn't enough. I use it for suits in a deck of tarot cards(Clubs, hearts, wands, etc) and for seasons in long running shows, like ATHF)
Characters: (Both fictional and nonfictional, merging the Person: tag on the repo into it. Weather they go into Character: or Creator: is on a case by case basis)
Country: (Which i just made because i'm sick and tired of not having something to tag /pol/ memes with)
Creator: (Same as Character: but entirely for the people who create things. I also like to use it to narrow down a Character: tag. For instance, Creator: Moonman refers exclusively to any music track with Moonman in it's name but Character: Moonman can also refer to things like memes and reaction images that bear his likeness.)
Emotion: (Which is a generic pothole for reaction images for whatever purpose.)
Filename: (Which is by far the biggest one on here, with 72000 files tagged with it in some way. Fairly easy to manage, though. I can always tell which ones are mine and which ones are automated or taken from the repo, because mine have a space in between the file and the namespace. And now i know, having said that, that somebody's going to start copying me and doing that for themselves, and it'll all be ruined.)
Firearm: (Just like Aircraft: but for funs)
Genre: (Which is parented to Medium: music. I don't use it all that often, and the ones i have could be all moved to memes without issue. Stuff like Vaporwave and Synthwave, they have a style beyond just the music.)

Mashup: (Which is mainly for Youtube poops, Siivagunner, Otomads and the like. Trying to distingush between them is a fool's errand, so most of the time i just use Tagme)
Medium: (Which is where i put things ranging from mimetype, framerate, to things like Infographic and Greentext, or the year a painting was created. Anything that refers to the way an image is presented rather then the image itself)
Meme: (Sometimes i'm not really sure if there is a line between what's a Meme: and what's a Series:. These are the questions that keep me up at night.)
Reaction: (All of which are parented to specific Emotion:'s. E.g. Reaction: laughter is parented to Emotion: joy. They're just to emphasize, or to show the difference between a laughing image or a dancing image. On the face of it, they're both joy, but you use them in pretty different contexts.)
Page: (Like Chapter, but for page. I went through this one day and changed everything to "page: Part 00x". No matter if it had three parts or three hundred, to standardize everything. It works wonders, and if you're reading this, i suggest you do the same. Also why are you reading this monument to autism. Go do your own thing.)
Series: (Both to refer to works that parody or reference a body of work and for things that form a part of a body of work, like a collection of images saved from a specific thread. I have debates with myself sometimes about if i should split these up into 2 different namespaces:, and what should be a Series: and what's more appropriately a Meme: or maybe even having it be unnamespaced. Sometimes i hear screaming and realize it's me.)
Species: (Used to only exist for monstergirl tagging, but has since expanded into actual animals. I'm very careful to call lamias lamias and snakes snakes and to never confuse the two, which is hard.)
Tank: (Just like aircraft: but for tanks)

>>5193

How does rsync and free file sync handle files that's have just been moved to different folders?

I've been looking for an intelligent backup program but haven't made much progress.

I guess hydrus renders most of the useless though, no more need to sort/move images sometime after I originally backed them up

>>5202

>How does rsync and free file sync handle files that's have just been moved to different folders?

Well, rsync is a command line utility so since you don't already know about it I'd suggest you just look into Free File Sync, which is pretty much the normie version. Synchronization software like these usually take a list of files & filesizes/timestamp for both origin and destination, and only change the files that have those different or that are missing. That's much, MUCH faster than your OS' default moving utility, especially if you're using the piece of shit commonly known as Windows.

>>5201

>Serious science fiction pictures

>Trump, jeb!, alex jones etc

>Type: as a tag to distingush from Medium:

We are two of soul.

/r/ing your monstergirl pics.

system:everything (181 235)

system:inbox (164 423)

pending mapping (152 783)

On the upper side, I finally finished absorbing 10 years of lurking and reminded myself how much I liked cirno, on the downside, I was dumb in the beginning and added the filename to the ptr (without comitting, I'm not that dumb) and still have 3k files to go through.

I send the tags to the local repo now, that will allows me to procrastinate through them.

>>5201

>'character:tag', pretty please use 'person:tag' unless it's your local repo. [I'm an idiot, overlooked you weren't committing initially.]

>board:a

I use 'imageboard:/a/' and 'imageboard:4chan|8chan|2chan'

Yay for memetagging help, not sure if yay for the monstergirl tagging purgatory, we'll never finish, I'm starting to realize it.

Metatagging is unsatisfactory for me too

>>5189

>>5191

Imported files on the local…

for threads '/[board letter]a/:[title of the thread]'

'download:4chan' would be 5k strong quickly I guess.

My folders were imported using a local 'tri:[foldername] tag, rarely adding a 'folder:[foldername]' ta for subfolders..

>>5194

>I commit all the tags with a space after the namespace.

reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

I'm gonna finish sorting that mess, I promise, Im like jeb during the primaries tagging wise.

>>5193

I used to just copy/paste, now I use Hydrus' in-client thing. Is rsync functionally similar to Git then? I might try it. Can I control how many "versions" it saves?

>>5194

Do you know of a utility that you can just dump a bunch of GIFs into and it'll sort them into two subfolders or something, one static, one animated? I mean it would just have to detect the presence of multiple frames, so should be possible. I was thinking about suggesting it for Hydrus, but I figure the feature request list is probably getting too long already.

I haven't committed any tags to the db yet (other than a few one-off tags) because my tagging protocol varies from the tags on the repo a little. Right now I mainly use:

filename:(only for automatically added filenames)
media:(anime, film, drawing, photo, etc...I can't bring myself to use "medium:", it's more technically correct but I associate "media" with "type of file" through long habit)
download:
board:
source:(web addresses, studio names, content creator/actor names, etc, etc, any type of sauce really)
comment:(I should probably switch to "meta" but this is a little more specific. Mostly "needs edit", "needs crop", stuff like that)
ethnicity:(nationality, race, folk identity etc was just too complicated to track so I use this as a catch-all. Black person with obvious French accent and I don't know if they're from France or a former French colony? They get ethnicity:african AND ethnicity:french   etc etc)
reaction:(for reaction images/anything I might want to use as one)
content:(sfw,nsfw,lewd, or squick which also carries nsfw)
series: episode: chapter: title: studio: creator: (all as you'd expect)
"facial expression" is just a tag right now that will become expression: similar to reaction and with much overlap, only reaction: can contain memes/catchphrases/specific contexts/outcries, and expression: will be purely for facial expressions. I need to build my own database in case I ever want to do commissions from /aco/ or something, all of the decent ones I find online are "for research purposes only please snail mail us and allow six weeks for shipping" or so on

Then on my "example" pic I have some of the following I haven't really used much yet, mostly for erotica:

clothing:(specific items)
dress:(state of dress, like nude, clothed, topless, bottomless, etc)
location:(either known places or descriptors of settings pictured)
model: (I also sometimes use "person", "performer", "actor", need to find a way to formalize specifics)
pose:
subject:(real vs drawn/animated mostly)

>>5201

I hate unnamespaced tags too, but a lot of times I need to record sorting info about something I don't have a namespace for or don't know what namespace to use, so I just throw in what I think of as "dirty tags" that are one-off things so just that thread or two, or whatever, comes up when I search it. I'll eventually notice them while sorting/properly tagging files, and fix it, better than leaving the info off.

Did I mention every single file that goes into the inbox gets a "tagme" tag? I'm really sick of autocompleting it, hopefully we get an option to universally apply tags to FUCKING EVERYTHING sometime. It would make more sense to have a tagged:complete added when I tag something to satisfaction (for now), but I like tagme.

I forgot about character: , use it whenever and wherever I can. I even clone it from the repo to local files sometimes just to make sure.

>>5213

Can you suggest an actually good, free RSS client? Preferably one that will work well with inoreader, and works with either Win7 or OpenBSD.

>>5218

There one i can think of. It's this neat little software i use called Hydrus, ever heard of it?

Run a search for System: mime is gif and then duration: greater then zero, and you'll be able to find what you're looking for. Export all of that to one folder and all of the animated gifs to another and bob's your uncle. It even managed to search out those old two-frame party hard gifs from 2006, so i'm using that for now. For a while, i was using XNview's frame-counting thing to check for screamer gifs and the like, but after being spooked too often, i've moved on.

>>5218

>I used to just copy/paste, now I use Hydrus' in-client thing. Is rsync functionally similar to Git then? I might try it. Can I control how many "versions" it saves?

Yeah, rsync is in many way similar to git. You can make incremental backups of your database if that's your thing. It's a very powerful tool, so you better look up the basics on google. I personally just use "rsync -av –delete <source>/ <origin>".

>>5219

>Can you suggest an actually good, free RSS client? Preferably one that will work well with inoreader, and works with either Win7 or OpenBSD.

Try RSSowl. Development has stopped and sometimes some feeds don't register, but for the rest it's fantastic and without rivals. It's also the only reader I know that allows you to automatically open articles in your browser of choice when they match certain filters.

>>5187

>You ARE making a monthly backup next week, right?

Can't stress this enough. I lost my 3TB nobackups animu drive a month ago, I am still not anywhere near over it.

Guys if its not too big of a deal, do you mind sharing your MBTI orientation? Im trying to confirm whether or not data hoarding is endemic to the NT type, or whether or not its just confirmation bias on my part.

>>5227

INTP untermensch reporting in.

>>5227

INTP here. I'm a BIG hoarder. I usually just download stuff just to have the bandwidth maxed out. I might have 1000 hours of anime on the back-log because of that. I think it's more of an Introverted thing, we go nuts when left to our own devices.

>>5229

>I usually just download stuff just to have the bandwidth maxed out. I might have 1000 hours of anime on the back-log because of that.

What the fuck, literally me.

>>5230

How do I prevent bitrot, senpai. And dont say ZFS.

>>5233

Just use common sense m8. Don't overheat your HDD, don't abuse it, don't drop it. If it's external, don't keep it always connected, and always safely unmount it. Overall, spontaneous bit rot is far less likely than you can imagine.

>>5234

Maybe he has some tricks up his sleeve nobody knows about.

>>5235

The only trick you can have is using a RAID system. You can't prevent bit rot on an ontological level, it's just how machines work.

>>5233

OP here.

Yes it is ZFS. Other solutions like BTR are too under developed and even downright dangerous for data.

>>5234

A single 3TB backup mybook, I assume WD green, sitting on a shelf accrued 7 block errors after six months. All physical sectors green. One visual effect noted in the media but it's a firm reminder.

Even pulled decade and a half old family pictures from a depowered 40GB HDD and found three had gone full fruit salad.

For my usage case and well into the future it would be a nightmare to micromanage my files and comb over hashes manually.

Having redundancy and data integrity built into my file system is incredibly convenient.

Native compression is the cherry on top.

>>5236

Most hardware RAID setups can hardlock you into their solution, and in my case, downright didn't prevent bitrot. There's little documentation on how the controllers actually address content and account for failure so I see them as a stopgap that has worn out it's welcome.

The free cure for what ails data hoarders is here and you should not accept a black box of powered defeat just yet.

>>5237

It's shit like this that keeps me up at night.

I've put off upgrading my NAS arrays into ZFS mostly because it was a pain comparing the pros and cons of operating systems I had never used before. But after reading your post I'm reconsidering the wisdom of my past actions.

>>5238

ZFS is a moderate roadbump in and of itself.

It throws out everything previously done by file systems and tries something new.

My general usage guide:

When in doubt the default settings are quite sensible.

Turn on async writes and you won't regret it. It's all CoW so if power to your PC cuts, it doesn't matter unless cutting files between pools.

Don't ever lie to ZFS: Run ontop of a hardware RAID, run it in a VM, it prefers whole disk to partitions but partitions are fine too as long as it's not ontop of another file system

Pool your storage: You can create fantastic mixed RAID with it. Want to run three RAID5s with two RAID1s, all pooling storage into a single apparent device, then go for it. It's all round robin read and write!

RAID1 & 10 read performance is miles better than RAID5 & 6 implementations.

Always have parity or redundancy, have no single point of failure, ie: 4 mirrors and an extra single unmirrored drive in a pool, SPoF is the one drive.

No backsies: Once a vdev has been added and the extra storage is in your expanded pool, you cannot go back. Please ensure the choice you have made is correct.

You can still safely shift your data to another pool, destroy and recreate the pool, but this is time wasted.

Unless you run a 32 thread beast with dozens of gigs of RAM and have a disk array then dedup beyond a few hundred gigabytes is a trap. Don't expect speed unless you can feed it.

Dedup shan't be performed without redundancy, for what happens when a chunk of a file mixed into a pot of others experiences rot without parity to correct… Everything else, deduped along with, gets shredded.

lz4 compression is for everyone all the time, zle is for everyone and then some, gzip-1 to 5 is heavy, gzip-9 is madness for typical data.

ZFS on Debian repos is MUCH more up to date than Mint & Ubuntu's fuse packages.

If any of the above makes your head spin, get two drives mirror them and get to saving files. You can always expand later and learn and perhaps tune as you go. The default settings are excellent for general usage.

>>5237

>>5240

I use btrfs but this feature is also in zfs: Snapshots!

To all considering ZFS/btrfs, get yourself a backup utility that uses snapshots and send|receive. I use btrbk. It takes periodic snapshots on the local pool and can send them to another pool such as an external USB disk or remote system via ssh.

Snapshots don't save you from bit rot (you need RAID1/RAID-Z for that) but will help you when the database is corrupted by, as far as the OS is concerned, legitimate file ops when a DB update goes wrong or crashes.

>>5220

Thanks for the info.

>>5221

Sweet, I'll check both of those out.

>>5227

Imageboard use is endemic to the NT type. Seriously, before everyone on 4chan's /b/ was retarded liberal maskfags, we'd have threads and literally everyone was INTJ or some INF fuckery or other.

I was INTJ a few years ago, but when I retook both of the tests I know about earlier this year, they both put me as INTP. Not sure what caused the change.

Can confirm unused bandwidth is a waste given how much cool stuff is on the internet for a limited and unpredictable time only, sadly I have too much stuff to do and not enough money to be packing files into drives 24/7.

>>5233

Not ZFS, because it's only used by FreeBSD which is tainted by the SJW menace. ZFS once/if OpenBSD gets it. Other than that, don't fight the entropy, just flow with it. You could use RAID 6 or something, but I never really understood the actual non-autistic practical advantages of RAID 6 over just storing three copies of each file on three different drives instead. So really just save in triplicate if it's important enough to use a little time and three times its filesize in storage.

>>5234

I've dropped all of my externals at least once, and only one ever failed on me, and that was after I got everything off it (before I was using duplicates for everything). Nevertheless, I wouldn't recommend it.

>>5237

You're not me, I'm me.

Why didn't you make a database backup when you upgraded to v245, anon?

Did you think I wouldn't know?

Do you think your drive is failproof?

>>5267

>>INFJ

Damn, there goes my hypothesis. I had you pegged as an INTP for sure too. In the interests of salvaging, how long ago did you last do a self-test?

I mostly just download images I like from various boorus with the script posted on this board that gets the image & tags with the press of a button. Then I just push the tags into the PTR. I don't really tag much manually.

>>5275

You realize there's absolutely no point to that unless you can retrieve them later right? Otherwise theres absolutely no different to just having a folder of pictures.

>>5187

I import in large batches by keeping a treed organization system which Hydrus automatically tags with basic stuff like "porn," "photography," "plastic models," or "reaction images" and searches for tags from deviantart, pixiv, boorus, etc

Right now I'm trying to get through my 72K untagged backlog, but this weekend I'll probably re-back-up my library on an external drive.

>>5279

I trust your judgment, it just seemed hard to see someone with an interest in abstract systems thats not an NT.

>> I get my self-esteem from helping others and consistently burn myself out trying to fix everything within reach.

Explains why your responses are always so cordial and lacks the annoying ego-based communication style of normies. I always assumed it was you prioritized dispensing information over validation - a telltale INTP trait. Now I know better.

Here's an internet hug from your psych type lil bro. Keep up the good work.

>>5276

Not sure what you mean

>>5283

I'm not him, but i guess he's saying that any image you have but can't find is exactly like not having that image at all.

Which i don't think is right, since what you have is more of a favourites folder that spans across multiple boorus that just happens to also take up room on your hard drive.

>>5267

>no one wants to give up their newfound personal comforts so no big enough violent cultural happening will ever occur by any side

>you will never sit in your basement reinforcing the ceiling with plaster, playing vidya, watching anime, reading books, all by the power generated from solar panels cleverly hidden in nearby trees and car batteries storing the charge at night

>you will never finish excavating a third sub-level slowly and laboriously with a chisel, then return to the second level to fall into the sweet embraces of the three wastrel-damsel qts you rescued from the ruins of civilization and taught to learn from the past and to praise Kek

>you will never keep watch while they scavenge through rubble for canned goods to augment your nutrient-paste meals

>you will never make slow contact with fa/tg/uys and /k/ommandos and /diy/ettantes through traveling around setting up ham relays to boost your signal, and set up slow, gradual trade agreements and convoys with them as you rebuild civilization in decentralized parallel

>INFJ

I didn't even know INF-s enjoyed programming

>>5279

I also dislike the fine details of programming and listening to the autistic screeching of compilers, despite being INTJ/P. Maybe I should learn more Python since I've been told it's more easymodo than C for low-level fuckery.

Every time I take the test I wind up with a different result. Wat du?

>>5317

Isn't that normal?

I'm very strongly I and T, but the other two are both so close to each other as to be practically equal to each other, so really the difference can be flipped around by how the weather was that day.

>>5318

Everybody always acts like it's set in stone. I thought I was just a weirdo. But yeah, I know I regularly flip for 2 of the 4 letters.

Well, I have just started to move all the doujins and comic books I had stored in hydrus to happypanda.

>>5279

That kinda leads to the question: is something like 'export to separate folders based on common tag' planned? And is it to be done in near future? Or should I get ready for a lot of 'export->cut->paste' routine? That's because the happypanda only supports tagging via separate directories (it's kind of a weird frankenstein between hydrus and using folders, if 20 pages are in one directory - they are one comic; happypanda does not look at filenames and neither can it interpret them).

Or if anyone could suggest a way of doing this I would be grateful. To be honest, I only really care about the titles, series and characters, maybe sometimes creators, not really interested in any specific tags.

>>5328

Okay, actually after thinking about it for a longer time I came up with some stolen powershell script and the bulk rename utility, so I was able to sort it nearly the way I imagined it.

>>5328

Theyre working on HappyPandaX at the moment. Maybe you can pitch a feature request to them.

>waifu-2000: HYDRUS-CHAN WAKE UP! HYDRUS-CHAN WAKE UP! INCOMING HAM TRANSMISSION! MESSAGE LOOPS!

>https://files.fm/u/nn2kkjjd

>>5366

Fucking kek.

You didn't forget your backup again, did you anon?

>>5194

>converting non-lossy media into lossy formats

Consider me disgusted

>>5472

Show me a single gif that isn't lossy as fuck nigga.

Granted, reencoding from source is always better but i don't know what these sources are.

>>5473

Almost forgot I left up a poll up.

anyway, when was the last time you tested yourself?

What is your motivation to hoard things?

>>5478

>Granted, reencoding from source is always better but i don't know what these sources are.

This may help, perhaps.

https://whatanime.ga/

If anyone is feeling autistic, I just noticed that on the ptr if something has a "downloading" tag, chances are that every tag save for something like "medium:webm" will be a bad parse. And there's like 3k there. Who do we blame?

There are people on this board RIGHT NOW who don't add a namespace to every tag in their database.

How does this make you feel?

>>5576

I'm OP and I don't yet and may never. One-off tags don't need a namespace and it may not be entirely practical to think of a namespace for each tag. I may do it anyways out of sheer autism, eventually.

>>5575

Tell me people don't actually tag directly to the PTR and ignore their local tags.

There's no point being autistic about it, the PTR has gone too far already. There's tons of garbage tags. A while ago a tag database of ripped tags from Hentai foundry had used broken parsing, splitting some tags by spaces, leading to tons of one word tags that are useless. And somehow many of them ended up in the PTR.

I mean, it doesn't really hurt your searching capabilities if images have a bunch of trash tags, it's worse when they are mistagged with valid tags that aren't applicable. That will mess up your searches.

Your best bet is to add the worst ones to your censor list, try to clean it if when you see it, and ignore the rest.

>>5576

It hurts my autism tbh.

>>5576

Personally, I'd prefer if vernacular name for animal were not namespaced, and then parented to the scientific name sorted by phyum:tag order:tag, ect.

That's not possible without the ability to group namespace or the ability to show/hide name space groups.

I'd hardcore love it if people learned when species is correct.

>species:mammal

Yeah fuck you too, get rekt in an eternal ice tomb.

In the same vein, I don't reli like the creator:tag namespace. It would be fine for a name space group though.

AKA:

[creator group]

;define the color of the name space contained in the group

;define if this group is shown or hidden

;is presented together as a block in the tag list.

artist:tag|alias:tag|originalJPname:tag

editor:tag

or

[identity group]

;likewise

character:tag|surname

person:tag

cosplay:tag

Something close to sankaku's translation but better.

>>5584

>There are 8,286 files with only the tag "160806"

>>5580

I hate you because you're right.

>>5580

Anime powered autism engaged. burn out 0.01%

>>5593

>>There are 8,286 files with only the tag "160806"

How the heck does that even happen? You gotta be malicious to do that.

>filtering through dozens of >100kb 400x320 "images" of the same thing

>just keep picking them at random so eventually when they meet the actual good version of the pic I'll have deleted them all

I can't even imagine having to do this without this filter. Currently have 155000+ files, mostly pics obviously, and counting. I'm thinking out of these 31000 exact matches I'll end up with only around 5000 pics.

>>5594

I don't know, downloading over 10k images with a half-assed attempt at importing tags and only getting something like a date, then being a complete retard and committing them to the ptr instead of your own tags?

There's 12,726 files with that tag, period, the other ~4k seem to be at least half decently tagged. I don't have any files that have the tag so I can't tell you what's going on with the ones that only have that one tag.

>>5607

Alright, a great example of how bad the PTR is right now. These are all the variants of the "looking at viewer" tag, not counting shit like "looking back at viewer", or cases where they somehow misspelled both words, but also counting cases where more than one tag got stuck together.

at viewer
kirara (inuyasha)looking at viewer
lloking at viewer
loking at viewer
lokking at viewer
looing at viewer
loojing at viewer
look at viewer
lookig at viewer
lookign at viewer
lookin at viewer
looking a viewer
looking ar viewer
looking as viewer
looking at the viewer
looking at veiwer
looking at vewer
looking at vieer
looking at vieewr
looking at vierws
looking at viever
looking at view
looking at viewer (probably)
looking at viewer,
looking at viewer1girl
looking at viewer\r\n\r\n1boy
looking at vieweraliasing
looking at viewernana gnavel
looking at viewerrn
looking at viewers
looking at viewet
looking at viewier
looking at viewr
looking at viewre
looking at viewver
looking at viewwer
looking at viwer
looking at vuewer
looking at wiever
looking at wiewer
looking at you
looking at)viewer
looking at-viewer
looking atviewer
looking ta viewer
looking tat viewer
looking to the viewer
looking to viewer
looking toward viewer
looking towards viewer
looking viewer
looking)at viewer
looking-at viewer
lookinga at viewer
lookinga t viewer
lookingat viewerr
lookingh at viewer
lookinng at viewer
lookint at viewer
lookng at viewer
looknig at viewer
loonking at viewer
loooking at viewer
loo“ing at viewer
nippleslooking at viewer
oking at viewer
smile looking at viewer
towards viewer
traditional media (artwork)looking at viewer

And only some of these are one-offs.

>>5611

That's what Tag Siblings are for.

>>5612

Also, those messages that are currently sent to the janitors should be sent to the user who uploaded that tag, just so we can all come together as a community and bully these people for their shitty spelling.

BACKUP TIME

>dl 50,000 images from Danbooru

>find out after that Danbooru is broken so you're not getting the full size images

>dl same 50,000 images from Gelbooru

I spent a lot of time tagging those Danbooru pics too. Hours upon hours. I feel kind of demoralized now.

Don't tell me you also spent hours tagging those gelbooru pics as well and already deleted the danbooru pics, since the dupe filter can just copy tags between duplicates as well.

>>5916

Meant for >>5915

>>5916

Nope. But now it's going to take hours upon hours to go through those 50,000 duplicates doing that.

>>7574

im going about this a different way, i throw a smaller folder from within my huge folder into hydrus, and i try not to throw another folder in until im done tagging that one.

honestly if i just dumped my 100k pictures in there i'd kill myself.

>>5227

I've done the same text online twice where your type is displayed alongside a sort of drawing depicting I suppose an extreme of the type.

I've gotten INTJ both times, but at this point in my life (that was 3-4 yrs ago) I imagine I'm more extroverted. I was never stoic and calculated, but back then I was depressed without having any context for what happiness was. So I was pursuing reason. I would share that explicitly with people, and be called autistic in different words, when "autism" wasn't in the vocabulary of most. Eventually though I found what I wanted, so I was able to finally know comfort, and then explore redundancy beyond that. So now I'm extroverted, I know I am. I don't necessarily have faith in anyone, but I value more the act of working to be on the same page with someone rather than my being alone with my pursuits, where even my reaching out is blunt and shares no common denominators with what a normal person understandably considers normal.

>>5187

Reading this thread it sounds like most hydrus users fall to making ridiculous hoards with auto-downloaders grabbing every image on 12 different boorus.

Now I feel like a deviant for only using it to organize my reaction images. I haven't set up any auto-importers except one for a folder on my pc where i will save anime/manga crops or sometimes download images from threads as I browse.

>>7590

I havent enabled auto downloading either. Maybe if I were to set it to auto download some of my favorite artists's work it would be enough but entire boorus of shit of any tag or site is just too much.

>>7590

Do people actually download all pictures with generic tags? I just use it like a follow on pixiv and have a subscription for each artist I like.

I'm kind of at loss on how to make the whole thing work

It's easy enough with the booru tag parser do just drop them in hydrus and feel satisfied that at least they have minimal but proper tagging, when before i had to manually drop it in either the series or artist folder and leave it there forever

But i can't seem to get how i want to browse in hydrus, i can't have tidy collections by series or artist, because many images have multiple series or artists and so hydrus makes collections for all those instances

Not that it was really in order with folders, but random browsing was a bit easier

>>7748

Hopefully hydrus gets better support for casual browsing in the future, like a tag browser/cloud. It's planned afaik

>>7931

I know that feel. If it makes you feel any better, sometimes it's not available. I discovered yandex a few months ago, and binged a few times on how it recommends images of the same pose if you feed it a single image. And a lot of them were tumblr images, but renaming the _1280 or _500 etc. to _raw never provided anything, ever.

On twitter the :large can be changed to :orig, too. Imgur is horrible since accessing from mobile gives you _d images that are scaled down, and I once managed to have an original filename imgur image not be the full res. Wasn't able to recreate it, though. These systems and their lack of communication just want to fuck people.

>>7931

It's not really available for anything pre ~2013

>>7933

I can't even get access to the regular image on imgur from mobile. It always redirects to their mobile version and gives me shit thumbnails. Also converts my pngs to jpgs half the time. I hate imgur more than mootles hates Australians.

really hoping we get user made gallery parsers soon, so many pictures in sites that have no downloaders that i want to save.

>>7931

>>7933

I made a stupid little :large to :orig twitter script a while ago. Works the same as that greasyfork tumblr one, and converts images both on desktop and mobile.

// ==UserScript==

// @name Twitter Image URL Redirect

// @description Redirects Twitter Image URLs to the :orig version

// @version 1.0

// @author whatever

// @include *pbs.twimg.com*

// @run-at document-start

// ==/UserScript==

if(window.location.href.indexOf( "?format=" ) > 0) {

window.location = window.location.href.replace( /\?format=(jpg|png).*/, ".$1:orig" );

}

if(window.location.href.indexOf( ".jpg" ) > 0 &&

window.location.href.indexOf( ":orig" ) < 1) {

window.location = window.location.href.replace( /.jpg.*/, ".jpg:orig" );

}

if(window.location.href.indexOf( ".png" ) > 0 &&

window.location.href.indexOf( ":orig" ) < 1) {

window.location = window.location.href.replace( /.png.*/, ".png:orig" );

}

Just save as a .user.js and import it. Have fun.

>>8163

>many new sites will be supported

Any plans for Ebaum's world?

:^)

>>8177

>not doing a md5 gelbooru search on said 18k pics for tags only for it to still being ongoing after more than 24 hours and oh god I don't know how many are even left

how did you automate this?

>>8178

Nigger riggered python script. I posted it on the Q&A thread a while back. Just ctr+f for "podracing"

>>8179

How do I run this in Hydrus, I see code but where would I plug it in? Sorry for not really understanding, I'm just trying to optimize my porn collection in every way possible.

>>8885

actually that's probably a bad idea since even if you can blacklist tags people will still manage to dox themselves

I've been using Hydrus for a year and I don't see the point at all. I thought it would tag images I add automatically but it's only doing it when directly downloading from boorus. So the majority of my images are just sitting there unorganized and I'll never have the time to tag them all myself.

Am I missing something?

>>9843

Most of your images are not the original but duplicate of various type from the image boards.

AKA iqdb and saucenao all of them, welcome to hell.

>>9846

But is there any ways to at least tell the program to look for the images' md5 or something so it automatically find the tags?

>>9847

Did you connect your database to the public tag repository? That's how you get tags for existing images.

>>9849

I read that in the guide but the key didn't work. I'm also worried about how secure this is, especially when I didn't understand what that would get me exactly. Does it really allow the hydrus to tag my collection?

Is there a key that works somewhere?

>>9864

Yes if the md5 of your files is in the PTR they will get tags.

Go to the help menu > I don't know what I'm doing > just set up some repositories for me, and hydrus will set up the PTR for you.

It will take a long time to sync, so instead of waiting I'd recommend you download the update files from here: https://cuddlebear92.github.io/Quicksync/

Then you can import them with services > import repository update files.

It is secure because you download all the tags, even for files you don't have, so no one knows what files you have. Unfortunately because of that your database will increase in size a lot, to about 10GB.

The PTR mainly uses a booru tagging style, but it should be noted it is currently kind of messy with some useless/bad tags. But you can set up tag censorship/sibling rules to get rid of those if it bothers you.

>>9868

Thank you

I know I've been gone a while, but…

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