Instead of heading over to Speedtest.net to check your bandwidth speed, why not quickly check it out right from the command line? $ pip install speedtest-cli or $ easy_install speedtest-cli (You may need to use 'sudo') Add an alias to your .bash_profile if using bash or your zsh config…
Now, I'm no Python guru, but occasionally I like to use some Python tools from the command line (like this one). If you're having issues and receiving errors like: Traceback (most recent call last): blah... blah... blah... when trying to install Python packages with $ pip install and/or $ easy_install…
I'm a big fan of Homebrew and use it every day in one way or another. It's dubbed as "the missing package manager for OS X", and it certainly is. It's far easier to run $ brew install FORMULA than to go and install/compile the software from source.…
