Someone posted some macOS screenshot tricks on Hacker News today. I knew about these, but the comments had a few extras I always forget (like holding option when clicking a window to ignore the window shadow).

I worked at Envato for about two years and one of the biggest things that sticks with me is a tiny little blurb that was in all of our Pull Request templates: Remember, a Pull Request is the start of a conversation, not the end of one.

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When I was given a company credit card, I didn’t know that vendors would magically get a hold of my email address to try selling me something.

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Did you know wildcard SSL certificates only support one level of subdomain?

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Super comprehensive deep dive into the XOR (^) operator.

Solid advice, pretty much in any profession.

Just discovered dns.toys, a little DNS hack that lets you do stuff like dig newyork.weather @dns.toys to get back different types of data. It would be fun to do stuff like this as an employer searching for network engineers 😀

Yuuup, lol.

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Back in 1993, you weren’t a designer, developer, copywriter or in devops. You were a fucking webmaster, and your name was at the bottom of every page.

This Zsh Plugin Standard looks pretty neat. I have a pretty manual Zsh setup, but there are some neat tidbits about Zsh’s inner workings.