Joshua Pinter

Mostly unnecessary app, and yet, it's an instant download from me because it's @sindresorhus. Thanks for always putting out great stuff, and mostly free and open source! You're a legend!

Great job with this! I always put stickies on key quotes of books and then I manually type them up with the page number after I finish the book. Maybe I'll give this a whirl on the next one and see if it works well.

This is dope. I learned VIM in a similar fashion: https://vim-adventures.com/

Absolutely brill!

I like this a lot. I currently use https://github.com/scotato/sleeper to keep my new tabs clean and non-distracting. But this is a perfect use of a new tab. Gives you a feeling of connectedness with your team around the world without getting up in your face. Nicely done.

Can you use an additional MagSafe device on top of this, like a stand, or is it one or the other?

Beautiful refresh. I used to love using this app prior to switching to Git and Tower. Any plans to support Git or is Versions going to remain an svn client?

Not bad. I think the OmniCharge Ultimate is the leader in this space. Same capacity, 120V outlet and swappable batteries. https://www.omnicharge.co/products/omni-ultimate/

I love it. I want it. I just need to justify it.

Now make it for macOS and support Lossless HiFi, like VOX. Not enough good options in that space.

We use Twilio's Video SDK and it's great. It's nice to see some more battle-tested competition in this space.

I use Unarchiver but this is really slick. Well done.

Concept is sound but you don't need an app just for this. Either use your existing To-Do / List solution and put the one thing you need to get done at the top. Or, just use a sticky note and write one To-Do every day that if you get that one thing done and nothing else, the day would be a success. When the day is done, recycle the sticky note and write a fresh one tomorrow morning.

Been looking for a macOS native app for SoundCloud for awhile. I've tried a few and ended up settling with just creating a pseudo app via Unite. I've set it up as a Menu Bar app with a custom app icon. Pretty slick. https://i.imgur.com/k2vV9vs.gif I'd still replace it with a native app if it did everything I needed.

Learning VIM bindings was a game changer for me. It transformed the way I "connect" with my computer and my code. You really have to try it for a bit to really appreciate it. I used https://vim-adventures.com/ at the time as it made learning the bindings like a game. This looks super helpful as well. I couldn't recommend learning VIM enough. Just remember that it will get worse before it gets...

More important now than ever before. Mental and emotional health with remote teams is difficult to monitor, measure and improve, especially for non-managers. Any help to improve this is greatly appreciated.

Love it! Will be redecorating the home office wall shortly!

Been using this for a couple years. It's not perfect but it's the best I've seen. After moving to work-from-home last year, it was especially handy to be able to adjust the equipment I had on-hand so the workouts only include equipment I have available.

Really really smart. Well done. We're in the midst of updating our help videos so I'll add this to the list to try out and compare against other solutions. Nice one! Oh, and quick tip - get a better microphone! They're cheap and they make all the difference.

As someone who sweeps between managing and contributing, I'm also very curious about this. Sub'd!