David Joz

David is a freelance tech writer with over 15 years of experience in the tech industry. He loves all things Nintendo.

8 of the Best Alfred Workflows to Be More Productive on Mac

Alfred for Mac is Spotlight on steroids. Here are some of the best Alfred workflows that will make you even more productive on Mac.

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8 of the Best Alfred Workflows to Be More Productive on Mac

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The first computer bug was a literal moth, pulled out of a relay in a Harvard computer in 1947 and taped into the logbook with the note “first actual case of bug being found” — and the logbook is still preserved at the Smithsonian

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