Accurate File Dates for Kiefer's Archives

Behold, actual data from this webserver:

{
    ...,

    "RS Interlude - Interview.md": {
        "3908": {
            "secs": 1584845611.0207138,
            "text": "Sat Mar 21 21:53:31 2020"
        }
    },
    "RS1 - Unions.md": {
        "7577": {
            "secs": 1584845611.0207138,
            "text": "Sat Mar 21 21:53:31 2020"
        }
    },
    "RS2 - Names.md": {
        "9223": {
            "secs": 1584845611.0207138,
            "text": "Sat Mar 21 21:53:31 2020"
        }
    },
    ...
}

I have a lot of files ^(what?) and I like to know how old things are.

It's personally important to me that I keep archives, as I've been making things since I was little and have moved and duplicated stuff from machine to machine over the years.

There's two ways I do this. One is to index earliest files ages found by file name, which is what I do for my notes and articles, as those rarely change file names (and a renamed version is generally renamed for a reason, ie. it's distinct enough to warrant renaming).

For non-text file types or for larger and older archives where there are more cases where the same file has been used in multiple places with different names, I have an open source notebook I use which you can try out for yourself!