For many years, I've used Picasa to manage my thousands of photos. I'm not a pro, so I shoot in JPG instead of RAW, and Picasa offered the things I needed: basic tag management, some basic non-destructive photo editing, and a star label to indicate which photos I had uploaded to my online albums.

I recently decided to move everything into digiKam, which meets all of my requirements and gives me room to expand my workflow. Getting my photos and stars into digiKam required a little bit of elbow grease, and I thought I'd share my process and the scripts I wrote. All of the scripts below are in C# and were run with LINQPad. Note that I'm on Windows, so things might need to be adjusted a bit for other OSes. (And LINQPad is Windows only, but the scripts should also run as C# apps.)

Because I had made use of Picasa's non-destructive editing, all of my original photos on disk were

Reformatted from original source: https://code.google.com/archive/p/puz/wikis/FileFormat.wiki

Define a short to be a little-endian two byte integer. The file header is then described in the following table.

#Users

• User object

{
  id: integer
  username: string
  email: string
  created_at: datetime(iso 8601)
  updated_at: datetime(iso 8601)
}

I personally experienced slow downs and problems using ja-netfilter agent

i decided to inspect how jetbrains check for validity of licenses(because despite the fact i exclusivly told jetbrains to work-offline it still check the licesnse)

these are my conlusions: two domains are responsible for revoking invalid licenses:

• www.jetbrains.com
• account.jetbrains.com