Here’s a handy trick I use at the command line to quickly find filenames matching simple wildcard patterns in nested folders. It’s called because that’s essentially what it does: grep a list of filenames and return matches.
bash, search, source, terminal
It’s No-Shave November and National Novel Writing Month. I figured as long as we’re letting our body hair grow while toiling over literary masterpieces, I should probably make sure everyone has the best possible writing tools.
fountain, markdown, marked, writing
A long time ago I wrote an extension for Safari called TabLinks. It simply generated Markdown lists of links to all the currently opened tabs. It’s been updated a few times over the years, but recent changes to Apple’s handling of Safari extensions has discouraged me from further updates.
browser, extension, safari, service, tablinks, webdesign
I’m releasing a minor update to PopMaker, my little tool for creating custom PopClip extensions. I hadn’t realized that the icon feature had broken, but since I was in there fixing that I made a few other tweaks, mostly layout and error handling.
macos, popclip, popmaker
I’ve updated the StyleStealer bookmarklet that I published a while ago. In addition to a bit more accurate styling, it can now add styles directly to Marked 2 (2.5.11 or newer) without requiring any file saving or manual adding in Marked’s preferences.
bookmarklet, browser, css, javascript, marked, scripting
As you may have seen in the past, I’m a fan of sleep headphones. Headphones specifically designed for wearing in bed, usually with flat speakers and soft bands. In the past I’ve always come back to SleepPhones, but the last pair I bought (the Bluetooth ones) broke quickly. So my search began again, and it’s time for another quick (soft) hardware review.
bluetooth, hardware, sleep
If you’ve upgraded to Mojave, you’ve probably tried out Dark Mode. Maybe you love it. I got over the whole idea years ago, back when you had to run hacks just to change the menu bar background. I like my light interface.
applescript, bash, macos, scripting, terminal