Beardedspice not working tv#

Television Time: This app keeps track of my TV shows and notifies me when new episodes are available.1Password: I don’t know any passwords.Productive: I try to keep streaks of things like taking my vitamins or doing sports with this nice little app.Firefox: Since I am using Firefox on the desktop, I am also using it on the phone for easier synching between devices.

Activity: I started to try losing some weight and this app helps me with that.

The first two give me an overview on cars I can rent that are near me and the last one helps me navigate the huge Berlin subway / tram system.

DriveNow / car2go / Citymapper: I don’t own a car and rely heavily on these three apps for navigation.

AfterShip: Tracking my shipments with notifications on status changes.

Elgato Eve: I have some Elgato Eve devices in my apartment and use this app to control them.

Reeder: I am one of those people that can’t life without RSS.

Fantastical: Even on the iPhone, Fantastical is way better than the stock calendar app.

TweetBot: As said earlier, Twitter without mute filters was unusable for me.

OmniFocus: My companion that helps me not to forget important things.

An amazing place with an astonishing history. The photos I use on my phone show the Teufelsberg, a former NSA spy outpost here in Berlin. I currently have an iPhone 6S, Space Gray, 128GB Where can we find your wallpaper online? Besides that I think I found my ideal setup for now. I plan to have a real office again pretty soon with a big wide screen monitor and a comfortable chair. How would your ideal setup look and function?

Numi: A smart scratchpad to do small calculations in.īesides that, I have a long list of small tools that I use every day: f.lux for brightness adjustment, BeardedSpice to control my music across applications, Palua to switch the function key mode if I am in iTerm, Cloak as my VPN, iStats as my CPU usage monitor, and Bartender to minimize the clutter in my menubar.

Firefox: I swichted back to Firefox last year and I don’t regret it.

1Password: I hopefully don’t need to explain why 1Password is important.

Lightroom: My go-to tool when editing photos I shot with my camera.

Beardedspice not working mac#

This is the tool I currently use on my Mac for this. Forklift: Since my MS-DOS days, I need a norton commander like interface when dealing with files.The price tag might put you off, but for me it is worth it. Fantastical: Calendars for professionals.Tweetbot: I heavily rely on its mute filters when reading Twitter to hide things that I don’t want to see.It’s unique way of defining workflows makes my life 100% easier. Alfred: I would be lost without this app.Rambox: Joins all chat tools in one window, from Slack to WhatsApp.Dash: Searching the documentation of programming languages and frameworks has never been as easy as with this beautiful tool.

Beardedspice not working code#

iTerm2: Since most of my time I am writing code in NeoVim, I need a good terminal emulator.

It perfectly fits my current way of working. But after switching to OmniFocus, I will never be able to switch to something else. From Trello to Wunderlist, I tried a lot.

OmniFocus: I’ve switched to a lot of different apps to organize my Life.

Beardedspice not working software#

What software do you use and for what do you use it? I searched for wallpapers for the 29″ wide screen monitor I had at work last year and found this gorgeous photo of the Oresund Bridge. It always travels with me and makes it possible to work comfortably from practically everywhere. I am using a Roost stand to lift my laptop to a comfortable height and am a super fan of this stand. For my trackpad I am using a wristee for a more ergonomic hand position. For working at home I am using a WASD V2 88-Key keyboard with custom keycaps.

Beardedspice not working pro#

My current MacBook Pro is an mid-2014 model with 16 GB RAM and a 1 TB SSD. Besides that, I’m a host of a podcast called Bits Of Berlin. Luckily, my project was chosen by the prototype fund and I’m able to spend the better part of this year on it.

The goal of the project is to create a crowd-sourced sign language dictionary. At the end of last year, I quit my job as a CTO to work on a passion project of mine called SignDict. New setup interviews are posted every Monday follow us on RSS or Twitter to stay up to date. We do these interviews because not only are they fun, but a glimpse into what tools someone uses and how they use those tools can spark our imagination and give us an idea or insight into how we can do things better. Every week we post a new interview with someone about what software they use on their Mac, iPhone, or iPad.