I’m a very big fan of the productivity improvements that only using keyboard shortcuts brings. You trade the learning of some button pushes for a lot of speed in your workflows while maintaining precision. I find using tools like Launchbar or Alfred or Quicksilver (when that was still a thing) very satisfying. Even the current version of the Mac’s Spotlight-searchbar is something I like very much.
The NES Mini Classic is a wonderful little box. It captures most of the old gaming feeling by putting you close to the screen and giving you authentic feeling controllers. That all while displaying everything in a modern fashion on a up-to-date HDMI-capable device or TV.
Also part of the thrill is that it gives you all that good old classic games in it’s 30 game line-up so that you can play everything that you loved during the 90s. Everything? Just barely.
A while ago I wrote a little piece that was ment to safe people from the SSL-certificate problems that might occur using RVM.
For the past year this problem has not gone away and still exists today.