I’m headed to surgery in a few minutes here, but wanted to be part of the big announcement. Systematic and Overtired have found new homes at the Electric Shadow Network.
overtired, podcast, systematic
I just uploaded the GitHub TOC Service version 0.2.0. Mostly because I needed a break from testing the next version of Marked, but also because it had a few bugs that needed fixing.
github, markdown, scripting, service, tagging
If you missed it, you can catch my review here. Don’t forget that it’s only $14.95 for a little longer, then the price is going up to $29.95. If you have videos or audio in any non-iTunes format, grab a free trial and see how simple it is to get them on your iPhone in all the native players.
giveaway, ipad, iphone, macos
A big thanks to Transporter for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com this week. I’ve been a happy Transporter user for quite a while! Check the end of the post for 10% off any Transporter purchase.
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Softorino, the developers who brought you iBetterCharge (mentioned here a little bit ago), have just released a supercharged tool for putting your video collection on your iOS devices. It’s called WALTR, and if you collect videos in any iTunes-incompatible formats, you’ll love it.
appreview, ipad, iphone, video
Hackito Ergo Sum published a security analysis on Sunday, and it’s highly critical of the overall security of BitTorrent Sync. Hackito included this caveat:
cloud, security, sync
I have dozens of aliases and functions available in any shell in any terminal on any of my machines. If I add Homebrew installs and PATH priorities, it can be a lot to keep track of.
terminal
I love PopClip, and have done quite a bit of hacking around with it. Once you get used to it and come to expect it popping up, the only annoyance is that all your handy tools aren’t there when you make a keyboard selection, or when you accidentally dismiss the popup before you choose the extension to run. Easily fixed, fortunately.
bettertouchtool, keyboard, popclip
If you’ve ever copied a shell command from somewhere and accidentally included a trailing newline, you know that hitting paste in your terminal can run the command before you have a chance to edit it. There are a few ways around this, but here’s a quick tip for iTerm 2 users.
keyboard, shell, terminal
