You can use System Settings -> Battery -> Battery Health -> Info Icon to toggle this “ML” approach where macOS (and the developers who know more than you about how to care for your Mac) will handle this for you but I’ve never gotten it to work as expected despite docking my laptop repeatedly, and for half the day, over a year.
You can buy it on Gumroad or here’s a download link.
Another is Swinsian which looks like iTunes of yore but doesn’t have dark mode (and, not that this means anything, appears to have no updates since 2018).
Both apps are paid. An Open-Source manager is the Strawberry Music Player
Other things to mix and match include shallots and various bell peppers.
By Noah Veltman who appears to have impeccable gums.
A cannot-believe-this-is-free collection of Physics videos on everything from Classical Mechanics to QM.
Here’s a Github Gist for a CLI option that uses diskutil.
By Julia Evans. I don’t think an average dev will need anything more than what’s on here.
Was paying a bill on the State Farm website and wondered what they used. Comes in serif and slab serif as well.
Lovely. Uses some kind of sharding to intelligently get ‘pages’ of relevance. The WASM size is only ~70kB, compared to SQLite’s WASM’s ~460kB.
By the same author who wrote The Little Go Book
All a typical dev would need to know really.
I love this. There really is nothing (or at least very little) that’s new under the Sun.
Gorgeous. One day.
All these years and I find myself reaching for this reference quite a few times…
If there’s a TL;DR it is the second line: “Don’t put any lines in your vimrc that you don’t understand.”
by DJ Bernstein
Not what you think they are.
Just beautiful.
I bookmarked this in 2015 and it’s crazy how relevant it continues to be.
Dated but a nice and quick intro a la “DNA for Programmers” or the like.
And a delightful tool I use almost every week for its auto-completion and syntax highlighting,
