bcosynot

I wasn't expecting much from lust stories, but it was surprisingly (for me) good and compelling. Sacred games was everything I expected and more! Hopefully moves like this will raise the bar for TV programming across the country. Or atleast for the target audience I'm part of.

This is really cool!

I wrote something similar for internal usage at my place of employment using selenium and spring shell (we're a Java shop). It automates logging into our product and also automates some common navigation paths in our product. Very helpful during development.

Google maps, at least in the US, is pretty accurate about how busy an establishment is. I always end up checking it before going to a bar or coffee shop. If I don't find place to sit, I usually leave and try another spot.

I have honestly never come across a grocery store being too full

Alfred - its workflow feature is amazing and there are so many out there that you will always find something great to use.

Magnet - window management app. I hate that I've to buy a separate app for snapping windows and managing them.. But this is a pretty great and simple app that does what it says and does it well.

F.lux is great for when I'm working on my side projects late into the night. Disabling it at night makes my eyes hurt so much.

iTerm2 - terminal emulator with lots of customisable options. I specifically love that I can use a hotkey shortcut to pull down a terminal window to run some commands and then go back to doing whatever I was doing.

Amphetamine - great small to use when I don't want my Mac to sleep for sometime.

Honestly, Alfred, intellij idea, iTerm2 and chrome/safari are probably my most used apps.