+1 for reading on iPad. Especially the 12.9”. Not sure it’ll replace my eInk reader for pulp fiction, but for technical materials, it’s usually more convenient than going to my shelf to grab a physical book.
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I discovered cron looking for a way to manage my "two DayJob calendars with 85% duplicate events but 15% unique events".
Specifically since I was annoyed at getting 2 notifications for every event that was duplicated on both calendars.
And cron actually solved that problem by automagically recognizing duplicate events and only notifying once. I turned off all notifications in calendar.app.
The only other differentiating feature I am aware of is how configurable the menu bar app is.
Thankfully, I no longer have the original problem + I don't like things in my menu bar so I'm probably switching back to the built in app.
This looks neat, but I don’t see anything off hand that will pull me away from my current git tower + kaleidoscope ~rut~ workflow.
In particular, the drag & drop rebase support in tower is very convenient. Kaleidoscope is capable of all kinds of diffing but the text conflict resolution is probably the feature that I use the most.