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One Tip a Week: Spin Up a Clean Mac in Seconds
26th October 2026 This week's tip of the week is Tart, a command-line tool for running macOS and Linux virtual machines on Apple Silicon. Ever need a completely clean Mac to test something? Maybe you want to try an ins...
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One Tip a Week: Record Your Screen Without the Black Bars
19th October 2026 This week's tip of the week is DeskPad . I love my 28-inch 4K BenQ programming monitor . Its 3:2 aspect ratio gives me more vertical space for code, but it creates one annoying problem. Videos I recor...
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One Tip a Week: Catch Secrets Before They Leave Your Laptop
12th October 2026 This week’s tip of the week is a tool called Betterleaks . A few months ago, I wrote about hk , a Git hook manager that can run checks like formatting, linting, and type checking before your code gets...
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One Tip a Week: Cut the Terminal Noise Your Coding Agent Reads
5th October 2026 This week's tip of the week is RTK . Coding agents run a lot of terminal commands, and those commands can produce a lot of noise. A test suite might print hundreds of passing tests when the agent only...
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One Tip a Week: A Launcher Worth Knowing About
28th September 2026 This week’s tip of the week is Wox . If you use Raycast on macOS or Windows, or Alfred on macOS, Wox is worth knowing about. Wox is a free, open-source launcher for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It gives...