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A Karabiner-Elements event tap leak caused delayed scrolling across every app after several days of uptime.
After my Mac had been running for a few days, scrolling developed a small but noticeable delay. This happened in every app: I would start a two-finger gesture, nothing would move for a moment, and then the content would catch up.
I upgraded to macOS Sequoia a few weeks ago. I had a feeling this update wasn't going to be trivial with my Nix setup, but after trying to upgrade to a newer package version on unstable, I got a message that seemed to imply I needed to upgrade the OS, so I went for it. Also, I was at least...
I was following this guide to setup nix-darwin on a new Mac when I ran into an issue following the section about cross-compiling Linux binaries. I put this issue to the side when I first encountered it because I was trying to setup dependency management for my new system and this problem didn't...
After playing around with home-manager for a bit, I realized what I really wanted was to have nix-darwin manage my system and use my home-manager config as a module. It took a bit of trial and error and searching to figure out how to make this work, but I did eventually find a way. With nix-darwin,...
I pivoted to using home-manager using the standalone installation. It seems to provide a reasonable starting point and a found a fair bit of prior art when searching Github, so my hope was there would be good examples to model off of. It took me a frustrating time to realize after running...
Today, was a first day setting up a new computer. I spent most of the time installing applications and building up my setting with declarative configurations. This site has been helpful. I also started this walkthrough for setting up nix on a Mac.
I worked through a basic SwiftUI 2 tutorial to build a simple Mac app. Swift and SwiftUI are an alternative to accomplish the same things Javascript and React do for web. I could also use something like Electron to build a cross-platform app using web technology, but after reading Mihhail's article...
A post about disabling the blinking cursor in Obsidian
I wanted to stop the Obsidian editor cursor from blinking. Something like VS Code's