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#!/bin/bash
# Cursor Cleanup Script
# Removes histories of non-existent projects/workspaces and compacts the database
#
# What this does:
# 1. Backs up state.vscdb before any changes
# 2. Removes non-existent paths from the recently opened list
# 3. Removes workspace storage directories for non-existent projects
# 4. Removes orphan workspace storage directories (no workspace.json or no folder)
# 5. Cleans up stale inline diff data in cursorDiskKV

jhkchan

#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Encoding analysis: Why the "Chinese" on the sign is wrong

The sign stored the text as KOREAN (EUC-KR encoding). The display system
mistakenly interpreted those same bytes as TRADITIONAL CHINESE (Big5/CP950).
So each 2-byte Korean syllable (e.g. 물 "water") became one Chinese character
(e.g. 僭 or 㤮 depending on font). The "translation" is not a translation
but a double encoding misinterpretation:

jhkchan

tell application "Notes"
	launch -- seems to work better than 'activate'
	repeat with anAccount in accounts
		set accountTitle to the name of anAccount
		repeat with aFolder in folders of anAccount
			repeat with aNote in notes of aFolder
				set myTitle to the name of aNote
				set myText to the body of aNote
				set myCreateDate to the creation date of aNote
				set myModDate to the modification date of aNote