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macOS comes with a lot of built-in utilities. Here's a list of some that I find interesting.
macOS comes with a lot of built-in utilities. Here's a list of some that I find interesting.
Getting symlinks to work with a git clone
on Mac (2 mins read).
How to restore symlinks in a previously cloned repository, where core.symlinks=false
.
Today, my new 13-inch MacBook Pro arrived! I was super excited to get it out of the box and set it up. This thing is fast! I am already very...
Installing Nokogiri on an M1 Mac (1 mins read).
How to get Nokogiri building on an M1 Mac, when using Bundler
.
Removing 'smart' quotes from a file, on the command-line (2 mins read).
A one-liner with sed
to replace 'smart' quotes with regular quotes.
TIL MacOS has a built-in speed test tool.
Luke Holder (@lukeholder)Fri, 08 Apr 2022 01:39 +0000
Notch? No problem.
Marc Edwards (@marcedwards)Wed, 20 Oct 2021 12:20 +0000
Using popular things is sucky. When I have an issue with macOS or Windows, search results are dominated by SEO'd junk articles with little to no information. When I have an issue with Linux, search results are usually awesome and get me directly to the juicy information.Maddison Hellstrom (@HellsMaddy)Wed, 12 May 2021 21:41 +0000
MacOS devs: please add .DS_Store to your .gitignore_global pleaseshelby spees is staying home π· (@shelbyspees)Thu, 15 Apr 2021 15:53 +0000
Am I the only one who can't use the macOS Finder? Where is the filepath editor in the navbar? What directory am I in? How do I go up a directory? How do I go to my home directory? If I'm forced to use Finder, I literally have to `open path/to/dir`Jim Fisher (@MrJamesFisher)Thu, 23 Apr 2020 13:13 +0000
Being a Bad POSIX Citizen (2 mins read).
Owning up to using GNU coreutils, even on BSDs, because I'm lazy.
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