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https://hipstersmoothie.com/blog/posts/better-default-tools · 30 May 2021
Modern replacements for the default command-line tools on your computer: bat, eza, delta, fzf, and zoxide for a prettier, faster terminal.
https://hipstersmoothie.com/blog/posts/git-aliases · 30 May 2021
The Git aliases and color config I use every day, including a smart push helper and a one-liner to clean up merged branches.
https://hipstersmoothie.com/blog/posts/terminal-setup · 30 May 2021
A walkthrough of my terminal setup (Ghostty, oh-my-zsh, Powerlevel10k) plus the prompt customizations and aliases that make it feel amazing.
https://hboon.com/keyboard-shortcut-phoenix-close-notification-big-sur/ · 5 Apr 2021
This is about configuring a keyboard shortcut (F12) to close notifications on Big Sur with Phoenix. I also use Phoenix in my tiling window manager. Key.on('f12', [], function () { Task.run('/usr/local/bin/cliclick', ['m:1200,100'], null) Task.run('/usr/bi...
https://nerdy.dev/beautiful-conic-gradients · 1 Mar 2021
Announcing conic.style Grab n' go beautiful and unique conic-gradient s.
https://hboon.com/notes-github-pages-apex-and-www-domain/ · 28 Feb 2021
How I configure GitHub Pages with both an apex domain and www subdomain, including DNS entries, domain forwarding, HTTPS, and verification commands.
https://mikebifulco.com/posts/working-in-public · 30 Nov 2020
My review of Working in Public: The Making and Maintenance of Open Source Software by Nadia Eghbal
https://toddl.dev/blog/contrasting-accessibility-with-color-contrast · 21 Nov 2020
Bringing color contrast in accessibility to the table and why we need to do more checking of color contrast in our work on the web.
https://mikebifulco.com/posts/reset-your-open-graph-embeds-on-linkedin-twitter-facebook · 17 Sep 2020
If you're dealing with Open Graph metadata for your site, and you can't figure out how to get your OG content to update after you make changes, this is your guide.
https://mikebifulco.com/posts/gitignore-io-is-great · 5 Aug 2020
Put simply, gitignore.io is a tool that is so profoundly helpful that I've forgotten what life was like without it.