Tools I Use

Hyperduck is one of my all-time favorite apps. It’s completely indispensable. The way it works is simple. It’s both an iOS app and a macOS app. You leave it running on your Mac (in the background, unobtrusively and without any noticeable system impact). The iOS app adds an item to the link sharing menu: “Send to Mac”. Select it, and the link will be shared to your Mac. So simple, and so effective. It works no matter where you are in the world relative to your Mac, regardless of whether your Mac is turned on, awake, connected to the internet, whatever. The next time you open up your computer, the link will be there. Or all the links, there’s no limit to how many times you can do this. ...

I’ve been using git since 2007 or so, when the pre-GitHub team started talking it up in the SF Ruby scene. (Oh man, icanhazRuby. That was a time.) I’ve always found the merge conflict resolution text to be a bit confusing. Who’s us and who’s them? What exactly happened here? TIL that part of the problem is that, like a fool, I’ve left the merge.conflictstyle config setting on its default merge value. ...