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macOS has a kernel-level sandboxing tool you can use from the terminal. You can leverage it with the audit pattern: use a deny-list profile that lets you run a script once, watch the kernel deny its first write, and decide what to do next.

The Modern CLI Stack book presents zoxide, mise, starship, and fzf one chapter at a time. This issue wires them into a single session.

SQL queries directly on the files you already have, CSV, JSON-lines, Parquet, with no database server and no load step.

Discover the one-line override that maps a file extension to a language from bat's catalog.

lazygit's M menu offers four merge modes. Each one runs the same merge, but the resulting commit graph is different.

Three lazygit workflows with the plain-git equivalents for readers who have not switched yet.

Three idioms, while read, xargs, and find -exec, look interchangeable, but they are not. Pick the one whose input shape matches your data.

Getting started with the fuzzy finder that turns 30-second searches into 3-second searches.

The file manager you open when you don't know what you're looking for.

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