Updated README

README.md

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 ff aims to be a simple, fast, and easy-to-understand binary file scanner.
 
-![ff screenshot](https://dd86k.github.io/imgs/ff0.png)
+```
+$ ff *.exe -s
+putty.exe: PE32+ Windows GUI Executable for x86-64 machines, LARGE_ADDRESS_AWARE
+FuckingClippy.exe: PE32 Windows GUI .NET Executable for x86 machines, LARGE_ADDRESS_AWARE
+
+$ ff 1542980533119.png -m
+Portable Network Graphics image, 1160 x 1402 pixels, 32-bit RGBA
+Default compression, Default filtering, No interlacing
+
+$ ff bul-bul0000138.pdf
+PDF-1.7 document
+
+$ ff "XI - Blue Zenith Solo (EpreTroll).mid"
+MIDI: Multiple tracks, 4 tracks at 96 ticks/quarter-note
+```
 
 # Compiling
 
-The Makefile is **not** ready.
+There is currently no Makefile at the moment.
 
-To compile ff:
+It's usually best to use `build-clang-cl.cmd` on Windows and `build-clang.sh` on Linux, as you can add additional arguments easily. Reminder that you should use `/Ot` on Widnows (cl) and `-O3` on Linux.
+
+However, if you want to define your own arguments:
 
 You **MUST**:
 - Byte-align structs
   - cl, clang-cl: `/Zp`
   - clang, gcc: `-fpack-struct=1`
 
-You **COULD**:
-- Use one of the build scripts
-  - They usually includes the `TIMESTAMP` macro
-    - Windows: `%DATE% %TIME%`
-    - Linux: (To be defined)
-  - They require clang to be installed
-
 ## Windows Notes
 
 ### File Globbing
 
-If you wish to include globbing, throw in `setargv.obj` alongside the build script. This object file is included with your Visual Studio install. Don't forget to use the proper target architecture.
+If you wish to include file globbing, throw in `setargv.obj` alongside the build script. This object file is included with your Visual Studio install. Don't forget to use the proper target architecture.