I made a chrome extension for hiding specific people's posts on x.com: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/local-xcom-twitter-muteli/epgpnmkhgjnhhammgaaencaconefiokp?hl=en&authuser=0
Unlike other extensions, the mute is local and can be exported and imported into your other profiles, allowing you to hide annoying people on all your accounts' timelines, whereas using X's native blocking or muting features only works for one account at a time.
I love using GitHub Desktop. Some may think it's basic, but it's that basic-ness which makes it appealing to fall back on when I'm too tired to rely on the terminal or more complicated interfaces.
Still, there are some annoyances I have with it. Particularly when it comes to moving folders around. I'm currently looking into PRing a feature where I can enter a query/regex for the repository instead of a local path. That way, when I move folders around, the repository connection is maintained in GitHub Desktop.
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Update: I did some research and found that GitHub Desktop offers the ability to bulk add folders.
This means that I don't really need a way to quickly re-add missing repositories if I move my whole repos folder to a new storage disk, because I can just select all the folders and re-add them.
I closed the issue and decided to move on to other ideas.
Right now, I'm looking into trying to get Pest features like "->repeat()" and "->only()" into github.com/sebastianbergmann/phpunit
. Even if Mr. Bergmann doesn't accept it or I can't find a way to implement it, it's good exercise for studying both the Pest and PHPUnit codebases.
Some Updates
- Today marks the release of ynab-sdk-laravel (v1.0.0): github.com/danielh-official/ynab-sdk-laravel
- Made a development version of github.com/danielh-official/ynab-repeating-export: dev.repeating-export-for-ynab.com
- github.com/danielh-official/ynab-repeating-export