And a Dinosaur

My wife has been using Apple Reminders for our grocery list.

Let me get you up to speed: Elon Musk took over Twitter and renamed it X and X became a shitty place and Nitter was an alternative X frontend that let you see X content without going to x.com and XCancel was one of the Nitter instances and as they got more

The second law of enshittification states that the total shittiness of a platform must always increase over time.

History Book stores all the saved pages with Core Data, which means there’s an SQLite database somewhere on your Mac.

By far the most requested feature for History Book is some way to automate exporting saved webpages, so users can import them into other archival services or Obsidian or whatever.

You’ve probably seen this before.

Technotes is a browser extension that adds user-contributed notes to the Apple documentation website.

After reading about the in-house analog cable channel project, I thought I’d do something similar for the next Chinese New Year when my relatives come over.

Spool is a Safari extension that adds a few features to the Threads web app.

If you think about it, using passwords to log in is really weird.

It took some time, but I’ve finally added the 13,000+ bang shortcuts to Lucky.