Evan Hahn, a software developer, writes about programming habits, shell tools, dotfiles, JavaScript and small technical curiosities.
Commenters praise his writing, which he works to improve, and link his scripts and posts on aliases, OCR, Homebrew telemetry and two-factor auth.
I love his writing too! I read this post a few days ago and really liked it, so I started going through his older posts. It's no coincidence that his writing is good—he's actively working to improve it: https://evanhahn.com/economist-style-guide-book-takeaways/.
Homebrew lets you turn off telemetry. If it didn't, it would be quickly forked. https://evanhahn.com/prevent-homebrew-from-gathering-analytics/
OP links to a long blog post with reasons for using scripts
https://evanhahn.com/why-alias-is-my-last-resort-for-aliases/
Here's a list of 2 factor auth services, but ungrouped: http://evanhahn.com/tape/two-factor-auth-list/
Cool! Reminds me of Evan's ocr script:
https://evanhahn.com/mac-ocr-script/
or http://evanhahn.com/2fa/