[{"date":"2011-09-04","title":"Advanced Evernote search","tags":["evernote"],"excerpt":"It isn't immediately obvious, but Evernote offers advanced search operators.","slug":"advanced-evernote-search","isIndexFile":false,"component":{},"preview":{"html":"It isn't immediately obvious, but Evernote offers advanced search operators.","text":"It isn't immediately obvious, but Evernote offers advanced search operators."},"readingTime":"5 min read","next":{"excerpt":"I used to do a lot of Google Apps Script (GAS) programming, but Google's never seemed to interested in that product so I gave up. Here I document a simple boilerplate project so that I don't forget how to do it.","date":"2011-12-12","title":"A Google Apps Script boilerplate","tags":["Google Apps Script"],"slug":"google-apps-script-boilerplate","isIndexFile":false,"component":{},"preview":{"html":"I used to do a lot of Google Apps Script (GAS) programming, but Google's never seemed to interested in that product so I gave up. Here I document a simple boilerplate project so that I don't forget how to do it.","text":"I used to do a lot of Google Apps Script (GAS) programming, but Google's never seemed to interested in that product so I gave up. Here I document a simple boilerplate project so that I don't forget how to do it."},"readingTime":"2 min read"},"previous":{"date":"2011-07-07","title":"A good place for scripts in OSX","tags":["bash","os x","quick tips"],"excerpt":"Where to put unix based scripts on a Mac without them getting in the way? Simple: create a bin folder in your home directory, and add it to the path:
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