Chris Varenhorst

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I was seeing this issue too. Got 2 new URLs and same problem. I eventually tracked the issue to my `~/.wgetrc` file which was configured to add a normal Chrome...

I've struggle with parsing issues on `launchctl` and many others. If you just want a `launchctl` completion, I have this one: https://gist.github.com/varenc/8ca07828a3a3a8cd170c81560a371322 (note, most of it I found online somewhere,...

It works great for me. For a 55 minute long piece of media I got 155 points from the CLI tool. It greatly depends on your media. Also keep in...

It's not signed. Recent versions of macOS don't like that. Try disabling gatekeeper. Or right click it and click "open" and you might see an option to open anyway.

Lack of support for any zsh keybindings is really a deal breaker for me using Warp. It's also just painfully inelegant. Zsh has a whole system for managing keybindings, which...

I found a partial workaround: Once in Warp, just run `zsh` again, embedding a zsh session in the already existing zsh session. This results in you losing most all special...

> * thermal stats are currently read by executing `/usr/bin/pmset` and parsing the result, which is inefficient and fragile. This PR calls [IOPMCopyCPUPowerStatus](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/iokit/1557079-iopmcopycpupowerstatus) directly just like [pmset does](https://github.com/apple-open-source/macos/blob/c988f225e157430c39b6e32250ec521d9678effe/PowerManagement/pmset/pmset.m#L4177) which mainly...

You're talking about autocompletion for your shell? That's all handled by your shell and not something that's in the Python code or even in the shell code that defines the...

Just ran into the same issue. `homeassistant-cli` seems to have an incorrect requirement on the `dateparser` version be `dateparser=0.7.1`. But forcibly using a newer version of `dateparser` works fine. I...

> You need to export it with the App format, then launch it a first time as an app, and allow it to access your location. > From here, you...