I hear frequently from people who are new to Markdown. While it’s not a terribly complex syntax, it can be a little hard to grasp when you’re starting from scratch. This is especially true if you don’t already have a background in HTML coding. So I made a video to help out.
markdown, video
Sponsor: Dream Hosting (May 15th) Thanks to this week’s sponsor, Dream Hosting, for helping to support brettterpstra.com. Great support, 99.9% uptime and one-click installs make it a solid and affordable web hosting choice. tmux even easier: tm with fuzzy completion (May 15th) Last week I introduced a shell script that would automatically connect to/create tmux sessions by name. This script adds fuzzy tab-completion for the easiest command line tmux experience! iThoughts updated…
recap
This week’s episode was with the lively Phillip Broughton, the health physicist from UC Berkely who brought us Black Blood of the Earth, the cold-pressed and ultra-caffeinated coffee mentioned on a couple of previous episodes.
podcast, systematic
DuckDuckGo, my search engine of choice, has updated. Same great privacy, same great instant answers, same great keyboard navigation, but all new presentation and smarter features.
privacy, search
iThoughts , the most powerful mind mapping app on iOS, has been updated (well, re-released, really) with a bevy of new features. It’s now a universal app (both iPhone and iPad), and requires a new purchase. At the $2 US intro price, though, there’s really no reason for anyone to not grab it.
ios, ipad, iphone, mindmapping, review
You may have seen the “fuzzy” Bash completion I linked to in my post yesterday. I applied the same technique to my utility for completing tmux session and window names.
terminal, tmux
