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@vitor I have a theory… Maybe Finder's ‘Created Time’ is just what it thinks should be the correct ‘Created Time’ when it reads multiple file attributes… And different programs write the ‘Created Time’ to different attributes. But cp -p only preserves one of the them when copying. May I ask what program created the file you were testing on? Mine was macOS' screenshot feature.

@vitor I was using /bin/cp. ‘which cp’ in the same terminal window I ran the cp command yielded ‘/bin/cp’.

That's weird. What command did you run? Mine was cp -p the_original_image_file.png target_directory I did it once more just to be sure. And the ‘Creation Date’ attribute wasn't preserved on my end. The new file has a same attribute of ‘Date Created’ as the ‘Modified Date’ attribute of the original file.

My mistake, it already does that. I must have looked for the wrong attribute. Sadly -p option from cp does not preserve the ‘Creation Date’ attribute on my machine. I'm using macOS 14.5. And this is the before and after: Can this behavior be confirmed on your end?

Another wonderful workflow, @vitor ! But I have a little complain… It would be great if the download file from TinyPNG has the same ‘Creation Date’ attribute as the original file. Since it's just a compressed version of that file. I modified the line in the Run Script object curl --silent "${compressed_url}" --output "${image}" to curl --silent "${compressed_url}" > "${image}" to achieve that. It would be great if you would consider making this change in the published version of this workflow! It would be even better if the backed up files also have this attribute preserved. But the only solution I come up with is rsync --times --crtimes "${image}" "${backup_dir}" with an updated version of rsync from homebrew.

Could it also be different temperature setting? Different top-p setting? Different system prompt? Plus what @vitor just said. Also, ChatGPT on the website is constantly adapting and could be a different model from what they are providing via the API with the same name.

@pseudometa Hi, I've created the pull request. Check it out on GitHub!

Hi, @pseudometa, thanks for making this wonderful workflow! But I have a few concerns… One being that you mentioned in your code that Alfred only shows 9 items at once, that is true but the Script Filter can provide more than 9 items to Alfred for the user to scroll through. I modified the code to show 20. It can be nice to provide a fixed number of results as a default. But that could be accomplished by adding a workflow configuration and set a default value for it. Plus, sometimes I know exactly what I'm searching for thus don't need to see all 9 results. Second one being I don't just view wikipedia in a single language. It's pretty frustrating when you type a query already, just to find out that you have configured the wrong language. Would be nice if we can set multiple languages at once. In that case we need configurable max number of result even more since the query for more that one language would be slower. I could find some time to implement these changes and create a pull request if you don't mind. Let me know what you think!

What a cheerful message to hear! Thanks, @Vero! I will. 🤘

I currently own 2 Macs. So as the FAQ states: I should be fine with my Single User License. But… I like to play with stuffs around, so to speak… So I wonder what would happen if I: Install another copy of macOS onto the internal hard drive, download Alfred and activate my Powerpack license there. Install a copy of macOS onto an external storage device, download Alfred and activate my Powerpack license there. Virtualize a copy of macOS using Apple's Virtualization framework (via VirtualBuddy, Parallels Desktop, UTM… etc.), download Alfred and activate my Powerpack license there. Note: Macs involved here would be limited to the 2 that I own and I am the only one that would be able to use these copies of systems installed, therefore personal usage only. By 'what would happen' I mean will I get banned or warned for using more than 2 copies of Alfred with Powerpack license activated? If that's the case, will I be notified by Alfred (via a popup? an email? etc.) if I actually do that? Or that's totally fine because I own the 2 Macs that's involved & everything is for personal usage only? I couldn't work with a Mac that doesn't have Alfred installed so I want to have peace of mind before I activate my license on those systems. Would be great to hear from the Alfred team on this topic. Thanks for the great work!

I uploaded the Mute Discord workflow here. Will do!

Thank you for being interested in my Lunar workflow, @TomBenz @notyouringenue No, I haven't shared this workflow with anyone, because I have just integrated a handful of commands that the CLI supports, and I had the display inputs to switch from be my most used ones. I'll post it here but be sure to edit the object I marked yellow to contain the display input you use. You can find all input codes somewhere on Lunar's website. And be sure to install the CLI by right-clicking the Lunar menu bar icon! The workflow: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1b0nEhpqgKAt0Q4F8LU_T5OS5xISoqsx5/view?usp=sharing

Thanks, @zeitlings. Seems like the exact workflow I want. Will check!

Hi, @jesused, is this the case for you? Try to rename those Shortcuts and try again if it is.

Is it possible to compile the binary included in the workflow locally from source?