fari: fast Safari tab browsing
I’ve been hacking on and off for a few years on a little open source side project, fari. It’s a terminal-based utility for the Mac for quickly zipping through the tabs that you’ve got open in Safari.
I’ve been hacking on and off for a few years on a little open source side project, fari. It’s a terminal-based utility for the Mac for quickly zipping through the tabs that you’ve got open in Safari.
Took a ~4 mile walk in the newly-snowy neighborhood this afternoon. For the first time in years, I grabbed my camera to go along.
Despite not posting stuff as much as I’d like to get around to on this site, I do keep my link blog pretty active. It lets me share publicly some links to things on the web, sometimes with commentary.
Here’s an overview of how I use it and how it works.
As part of a project that I’m working on, I decided to see if I could repurpose the excellent Hugo website framework (which also powers this very site) as a single-user wiki of sorts.
I just updated my now page. I like it because it’s something I can do three or four times a year, pretty casually, and feel like I’m not so behind in talking about WTF I’m actually doing with my time.