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Immediately see that. Nice!

Sweeeeet thank you! Demo looks great. Now to figure out whether an uber n00ber can self host it in a jiffy or not. 🙏

Nice!

Hello to the loud seal that middle jelly is resting on :)

Heck yeah

Which CRM please?

Those are forever quarters though aren’t they

On macOS:

Love that Keyboard Maestro has an “Insert Text By Typing” feature/macro where text streams from your cursor :)

May work a couple times in town, in the same ZIP Code; may come with free trip to federal penitentiary

Costa Rica IRL

If it works it ain’t stupid

So… This is stupid?

Thank you

Feeling some yikes from this

lol the gall

Great work Daniel!

Interesting, apparently been spammy for years

Nice

Also here’s the link without the tracker

Nice, looks quite powerful

BC5 must be a huge upgrade for word wrap alone!

Shottr was well worth their Black Friday price ($12?). But the free version is entirely sufficient and worked well for me for over a year.

Snagit has 10 times as many features for several times the price, but somehow Shottr is like the most efficient app ever. So, so fast! But Snagit is more like Shottr plus a miniature Photoshop so can excuse some of that.

Oh hey, forgot Snippety the text expander 🔥 even has an iOS keyboard.

Great dev too, super responsive solo dude.

Yesss, thank you, using the free Ice - Bartender quietly sold, causing some controversy.

I installed Ice after troubleshooting for an hour until I realized macOS was hiding some of my menu bar apps. wtf? Quoting this piece:

I have gripes about the notch. There isn’t enough room to display all of my menu bar apps and icons, so… they just get hidden!? Apparently, everyone in Cupertino thinks the best solution to this problem is to hide them with zero indication that there are more that simply can’t be displayed because of the notch. I wasted so much time trying to figure out why Little Snitch and 1Password were not running on my new machine. Was there a compatibility issue with Apple Silicon that I didn’t know about? That couldn’t be. In turns out, they were running the whole time but they were hidden by the notch.

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This “design” (or lack thereof) is so dumb. It is utterly ridiculous to me that this is still how it “works” two years after the introduction of the redesigned MacBook Pro with a notch. How hard could it be to add an overflow menu with a “«” (or should it be “»”?) button that shows the remaining apps and icons that can’t be displayed? This entire situation with the notch is ironic, because the iPhone notch and “dynamic island” are so thoughtfully designed with zero compromises regarding the functionality of iOS. In fact, they actually provide a better user experience. Yet on the Mac, how the notch interacts with macOS is laughably incompetent. It is shockingly lazy regarding attention to detail, and results in an outright disruptive and confusing user experience.