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After canceling SetApp, I went looking for a replacement for CleanMyMac. I’d used OnyX years ago and remember it being fine, so I installed it and started testing it by running the application uninstaller on a few apps I no longer needed around. The first few apps were deleted
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At $10/month, SetApp is a good deal, especially if you use more than a handful of the included Apps. I’ve been a subscriber since early on. I have two Macs, so the subscription is $15/month. Still a good deal, but I did the math and realized that
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Folder Preview is a quick look extension for previewing the contents of folders on macOS. It's $1.99 and worth every penny. (via Andrew Canion)
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Twibright Labs: Links It's a Lynx-like web browser. I don't quite understand why I would want to use it for everyday browsing, but it's fun to see what sites look like without all the hubbub. Here's this site in links:
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I have a soft spot for Pass: The Standard Unix Password Manager, but Apple's new Passwords app has been working fine. I use Safari, so the whole thing is very convenient. Sometimes I get twitchy about having things in only one place, so today I decided I'
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Ghostty is a new, platform-native terminal app from Mitchell Hashimoto. I've been alternating between Ghostty and Apple's Terminal for about a week. I like Ghostty. It feels nice right out of the box. Configuration is done via a simple text file, but almost no configuration is
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What if I decided to use only web-based tools? I asked myself that question this morning, and spent much of the day finding out. I had a blast. Tasks I normally use Org-mode and OmniFocus for task management. Today, I tried two alternatives, Nirvana and TickTick. Nirvana adheres closely to
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simple [ sim-puhl ], adj. Having few parts or features; not complicated or elaborate. I talk a big game about keeping things simple, but I rarely follow my own advice. Before restarting my computer, I usually quit all open apps. This morning I noticed how many that was. I didn't