Anyone have recommendations for a macOS app to manage and organize PDFs? I have somewhere over 1000.

I used to use the Books.app, but the rewrite a few years ago took away a bunch of the organization ability (tagging, metadata editing etc).

I Ideally want something that keeps the PDFs stored in a folder of my choosing and keeps all the metadata in the files themselves. It should have it's own database that is simply an index of those PDFs to make searching/organization quick and easy.

I find myself missing the Pinterest of antiquity, before the rampant enshittification took hold. Is there a self-hosted Pinterest-alike, or perhaps a Fediverse analogue?

I've asked this so many times before, but now I actually do need a new #NAS.

Looking for recommendations for one with 4 drive bays, I have a 1U rack spot I could use, or I'm fine with desktop-style as well.

I don't need something that has processor power, not planning on running VMs, Docker or anything like that. I need it to hold drives, and serve files.

Suggestions?

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Is EmptyView() the proper thing to do here? Would be nice if the compiler error message was a bit more helpful.

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What's the best font management app for the Mac?

Anyone remember how to change a file timestamp in DOS? #LazyToot

Is anybody aware of an extension for the standard print panel on macOS, that lets me send PDFs straight to my Paperless NGX instance? #lazytoot