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     <meta property="og:description" content="The ASCII 7-bit character encoding is ubiquitous and foundational to how computers talk to each other. It has an absolutely fascinating history that dates surprisingly far back. The ASCII standard started in 1963, and was iterated until 1986. ASCII was based on ITA2, a telegraph standard from 1924, which itself derived from Baudot code from 1870—literally the beginning of digital communication (the namesake for “baud” speed).">
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autosetupremote/index.html

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bat-a-cat-with-wings/index.html

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brewfile/index.html

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     <meta property="og:description" content="I’m a huge fan of brew. I use it for installing a broad list of command line tools, as well as Mac apps. Most apps you use can be installed with . However, where I’ve found Brew most helpful is as a lightweight way to set up new computers with all the apps and utilities I rely on. To do this, I use Brewfile.">
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by-rss-you-mean-atom/index.html

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     <meta property="og:description" content="I set about adding an “RSS feed” for this til site, only to find that despite reader apps calling themselves “RSS readers”, that most “RSS” feeds out there are not actually written in RSS, they’re mostly written in Atom. There are actually a small handful of feed document formats out there, and RSS is sort of the “Kleenex” of the feed marketplace: all feeds find themselves called “RSS” when they may not be.">
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changing-a-word-in-vim/index.html

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     <meta property="og:description" content="The  key starts a chord to change something. This is super useful for changing the word under the cursor.  will change from the current position until the end of the next word, and  will change the whole word under the cursor (read: hange n ord).">
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command-z-in-vim/index.html

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     <meta property="og:description" content="Vim, run from the terminal, does not make use of the Command key. So most of my muscle memory has been lost while learning it. However I found a shortcut: iTerm’s key mapping.">
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community-git-aliases/index.html

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     <meta property="og:description" content="After writing about git aliases I asked my Twitter followers for their favorite custom aliases, and learned about a number of new ones!">
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contrails/index.html

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dont-escape-full-screen/index.html

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enable-key-repeat/index.html

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     <meta property="og:description" content="In macOS, when you hold down a letter key you see a small popover with available alternates for that letter (for example by applying accents). This behavior can be disabled, returning to the previous behavior where holding a key repeats that letter until you release it.">
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feed.xml

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four-thousand-weeks/index.html

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git-alias/index.html

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how-to-rearrange-bits/index.html

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     <meta property="og:description" content="If you have a bit-powered display where the elements don’t align to the bits in the byte, you may want to remap bits from the source byte to the destination byte. Manually writing a bunch of shifts is frustrating, and I found a great tool which writes this code for you!">
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ikigai/index.html

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inverse-conway/index.html

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