Easily bypass article paywalls with this bookmarklet.

Set up your organization’s DNS servers to force Brave Search to use Safe Search.

Set up an iTerm 2 profile that logs to a plaintext log file.

I’m really enjoying Engineer Man’s YouTube videos.

My best attempt at documenting my progress.

A post on how I got rid of ads on my Kindle for free

Rich Roll (@richroll) recently posted a great YouTube video called “VEGAN ON $25”. In the video, he visits various stores and shows you what $25 will buy in plant-based groceries. I was curious and had some time to blow, so I documented the purchases below. Shoot me any corrections with any corrections. The less-than-economical trips: EREWHON EREWHON Organic Just Greens Smoothie EREWHON Vanilla Coconute Chia Smoothie Gelson’s 3 Bottles of Suja Twelve Essentials Juices Whole Foods Bag of Navitas Sun-Dried Goji Berries And now the more-economical trips: Trader Joe’s Bananas Two Bags of Trader Joe’s Russet Potatoes Pineapple Bag of Trader Joe’s Pears Bag of Trader Joe’s Kale Bag of Trader Joe’s Carrots Bunch of Apples 3 Stalks of Celery Bunch of Tomatoes India Sweets & Spices 20lbs Bag of Malabar Sona Masoori Rice 4lbs Bag of Red Kidney Beans (Shah Distributors) Vallarta 2.85lbs Navel Oranges 2.07lbs Bananas Pineapple 5lbs Carrots Bunch of Beets Grapefruit Green Bell Pepper 10lbs bag of Potatoes Kale Collard Greens 2.78lbs Large Red Apples 2.1lbs Roma Tomatoes 2.08lbs Fuji Apples And one or two more things Any Amazon links above are affiliate links. They are with Rich Roll’s affiliate ID. He did not ask me to do this.

Use dump1090 on your Mac to receive ADS-B transmissions from aircraft

If you do a Google search for something like “gqrx el capitan”, you’ll find a few guides on using Homebrew to install a bunch of packages that’ll fetch you an old version of GQRX. It turns out there’s a much easier way with the latest version (2.4.1, at the time of this writing). Just download the app bundle directly from the developer. It’s as simple as an app you drag to /Applications and run. ...

Where I see the future of Mac application development going. Call me crazy.