Recently I discovered a very nice monospaced font: “Hack” by Source Foundry.
Hack is based on DejaVu Sans Mono, but with some nice modifications. Continue reading The “Hack” Font
Category: Computing
‘tmutil addexclusion’ WTH?!
I have a script where I exclude certain files from the Time Machine backup via xattr -w "com.apple.metadata:com_apple_backup_excludeItem com.apple.backupd". This works fine. Continue reading ‘tmutil addexclusion’ WTH?!
TaskPaper: Absolute Link to Relative Link [LaunchBar Action]
This LaunchBar action is a utility for usage with TaskPaper. Continue reading TaskPaper: Absolute Link to Relative Link [LaunchBar Action]
Markdown to Plain Text [LaunchBar Action]
An Action for the LaunchBar application (macOS). Continue reading Markdown to Plain Text [LaunchBar Action]
Bulk-Export Mails from Apple Mail, Part II
Apple’s mail client has an annoying limitation: If you want to export mail messages as .eml or .emlx you have to do it one by one, i.e. dragging one message at a time from the Mail App’s window to a Finder window. It won’t let you drag several messages at the same time.
However with a small script this limitation can be circumvented easily. (This is Part II of the other Mail Export post.)
macOS Sierra: Show Hidden Files in Finder
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I just learned about a very useful keyboard shortcut, apparently introduced with macOS Sierra:
Continue reading macOS Sierra: Show Hidden Files in FinderNew File System for macOS
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Finally, finally we get a new file system (APFS) for the Mac. This is the greatest news since the introduction of OS X.
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Safari Content Blockers for Mac and iOS
This is a small follow-up to my content blocker comparison from September 2015.
Quite some things have changed since then. Continue reading Safari Content Blockers for Mac and iOS
Back to Apple’s Mail
OS X comes and always came with Apple’s Mail app. And since I can think many folks are complaining about the shortcomings of this app. While I always thought this was exaggerated, I wasn’t enthusiastic about Mail either.
Continue reading Back to Apple’s Mail
mod_expires vs mod_headers
Today something weird happened: I made the occasional performance test for my site (this blog) at WebPagetest1 and I got this disastrous result: Continue reading mod_expires vs mod_headers