Chuck Joiner was kind enough to invite me onto MacVoices #14048 to talk about my upcoming Macworld presentation: The Efficient Mac User (3/27 at 4pm, CF823, if you’re going to be at Macworld). We talk about my motivation for the talk, what’s going to be in it and who it’s going to help.
interview, macworld, podcast
I’ve spent a lot of time automating my Day One journal. Slogger and various other scripts keep it populated with my social and work logs. I recently decided to start logging my time better in general, so I’ve started using Day One “properly,” at least part of the time.
dayone, productivity
I recently added a CloudFront CDN for all static assets on this site. Adding a CDN to Jekyll isn’t terribly difficult, but there are a few steps. I found this post, which was very helpful. It’s primarily for Rails sites, so I’m posting some more detail for Jekyll sites here.
amazon, cdn, jekyll, webdesign
I’m going to try doing recap posts of articles on the blog for the previous week. On slower blogging weeks they’ll be a little short, but I think they’ll be useful for people who want a very low-traffic way to keep up with what I consider the most interesting, and a way to spot something you might have missed over the course of a busy week.
recap
I’ve been using this great tip from Sean Coates for years now on my remote Linux servers. It allows you to simulate the command (which copies piped text to the OS X clipboard) on remote SSH servers, but copies to your local clipboard instead. I’ve primarily been using OS X servers for a while now, though, and it took a few changes to get it working.
scripting, ssh, terminal
Thanks to everyone who entered for the Shoots & Leaves Valentine’s Day Giveaway! Here are the lucky winners (who should already have recieved an email with their code):
appstore, giveaway, iphone
