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Forecast: A must-have tool for Mac podcasters – Six Colors
Forecast: A must-have tool for Mac podcasters – Six Colors
Marco Arment’s Forecast is a newly released (into a public beta) Mac MP3 encoding and tagging tool for podcasters. It’s a tool that Marco built a couple of years ago to serve his own ne…
Forecast: A must-have tool for Mac podcasters – Six Colors
Lock Screen One: Text Widgets for Your iOS 16 Lock Screen Automated with Shortcuts - MacStories
Lock Screen One: Text Widgets for Your iOS 16 Lock Screen Automated with Shortcuts - MacStories
Yesterday, I covered Widgetsmith, which among many other things, can display whatever text you’d like in an iOS 16 Lock Screen widget. Lock Screen One is a new app from Sindre Sorhus, the maker of Shortcuts utility Actions, which does something similar, but with a twist. Like Widgetsmith, Lock Screen One lets you add text
Lock Screen One: Text Widgets for Your iOS 16 Lock Screen Automated with Shortcuts - MacStories
Mançur Olson on Oligopoly and Social Norms - Yale University Press
Mançur Olson on Oligopoly and Social Norms - Yale University Press
Mançur Lloyd Olson Jr.— At least after they reach a certain point, distributional coalitions have an incentive to be exclusive. In the case of collusive oligopolists or others that operate... READ MORE
Mançur Olson on Oligopoly and Social Norms - Yale University Press
Linux “wc” Command
Linux “wc” Command
This article provides a step-by-step guide on the basic syntax of the Linux “wc” command. The tutorial highlights and depicts the Linux “wc” command as a simple and easy to implement command that gives you an indication of the number of lines, words, bytes, and characters contained in a file.
Linux “wc” Command
Creating a template repository - GitHub Docs
Creating a template repository - GitHub Docs
You can make an existing repository a template, so you and others can generate new repositories with the same directory structure, branches, and files.
Creating a template repository - GitHub Docs
Creating Lock Screen Widgets for Specific Notes via the Apple Notes URL Scheme - MacStories
Creating Lock Screen Widgets for Specific Notes via the Apple Notes URL Scheme - MacStories
A few days ago, as I was playing around with my Lock Screen on iOS 16, I wondered: would it be possible to use the hidden Apple Notes URL scheme to create widget launchers to reopen specific notes in the Notes app? That led me down a fascinating rabbit hole filled with hidden Shortcuts tricks
Creating Lock Screen Widgets for Specific Notes via the Apple Notes URL Scheme - MacStories
Exploring how Bear can work with other apps
Exploring how Bear can work with other apps
Bear users have created all kinds of clever ways to use it with other apps in their day-to-day work. Here are just some of the ideas that caught our eye.
Exploring how Bear can work with other apps
Palm Touchstone Kit Review
Palm Touchstone Kit Review
The Palm Touchstone is a charging dock that permits wireless recharging of the Palm Pre via induction technology. It is sold with the Touchstone Charging kit, which also includes t... review
Palm Touchstone Kit Review
JSON:API vs. core's REST module | JSON:API module | Drupal Wiki guide on Drupal.org
JSON:API vs. core's REST module | JSON:API module | Drupal Wiki guide on Drupal.org
TL;DR Choose REST if you have non-entity data you want to expose. In all other cases, choose JSON:API. Slightly more nuanced: Core's REST module allows for anything (any format, any logic, any HTTP method) and extreme configurability. Powerful but complex and hence relatively brittle. JSON:API focuses on exposing Drupal's biggest strength (entities/data modeling) in a coherent manner. Simple yet sufficiently powerful for most use cases. Feature matrix High-level feature-based comparison between JSON:API and REST.
JSON:API vs. core's REST module | JSON:API module | Drupal Wiki guide on Drupal.org