anchor.diff:  * `curl`
   * `findutils`
   * `git` (use the git in XCode Toolchain to bootstrap homebrew)
  -* `macvim` (alias `vim` to the vim-binary held within for a fresh vim)
  +* `vim`
  +* `macvim`
   * `node`
   * `pwgen`
   * `reattach-to-user-namespace` (a hack that makes `tmux` work properly)
  
positive.code: * `asciidoctor`
  
  
  Other  stuff you probably want
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  
  * A decent browser or three that isn't Safari.
  
negative.code: Misc
  ~~~~
  
  * One of the first things I like to do is to "Automatically hide
  and show the dock".
  
  * I also like to throw away all the OSX apps from the Dock.
  I never use them.
  
  * I've learned the hard way that you should always install
  all of XCode, not just the command line utilities.
  
  * Another thing I dislike about Apple's standard setup is that
  it is so hard to find the home folder in Finder. I fix this by opening
  a terminal, going to the parent of ~, issuing ´open .´ and then dragging
  the icon for the home-filder into the left-side margin.
  
  * It's worth spending some time tweaking Finder. I like to set it
  to always search the current directory, and remove the tags: I never
  use them.
  
  * Make sure to get http://www.levien.com/type/myfonts/inconsolata.html[Inconsolata], a very nice font for programmers.
  
  * I recommend setting the following aliases:
      ** `alias ls="ls -G"` (You probably don't want to set this on Linux!)
      ** `alias diff='colordiff'`
  