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melkat.blog
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| | | | | Every time Alfred has a new update, I think about writing workflows for it again, and every time I get caught up in what is the easiest way to write code for it, just in case I want to share it. I don't want to worry about what languages and packages they have installed on their machine. I used to work with AppleScript, but it feels kind of outdated. In 2014, Apple started bundling a JavaScript version of AppleScript, but it never had proper documentation, and every once in a while I'd look at it and be ... | |
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davidbieber.com
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| | | | | Using the Roam JavaScript primitives I wrote yesterday it was extremely easy (less than 10 minutes, I think) to create a robust Browserflow flow for saving URLs to Roam Research. Now when I'm browsing the web, I can press cmd-J (Browserflow's keyboard shortcut) and choose "Roam: Save URL" from the typeahead to save the current URL to my Roam Daily Notes page. If there's not already a "Saved URLs:" block on daily notes, it makes it. | |
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output.jsbin.com
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| | | | | A live pastebin for HTML, CSS & JavaScript and a range of processors, including SCSS, CoffeeScript, Jade and more... | |
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brianreiter.org
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| | | Normally, the macOS Terminal.app title bar includes the current directory name. When you connect to a remote host with openssh on macOS, the title bar gets updated to be "$(whoami)@$(hostname): $(pwd)" instead. Unfortunately when you exit ssh, the terminal title bar is not restored and continues to say you are on a remote host. Once... | ||
