Force your Mac to resolve a domain to a specific IP by modifying the /etc/hosts file
sudo nano /etc/hosts
# Add the following line at the bottom:
3.65.168.47 laneks.si
# Then flush DNS cache:
sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponderThis command sequence allows you to override the DNS resolution of a domain on macOS by editing the `/etc/hosts` file.
Use this when:
It’s especially useful for developers and site admins during migrations or staging setup.
To revert, remove the line from the hosts file and flush DNS again.
Register the Chrome DevTools MCP server in Codex by adding the TOML block to ~/.codex/config.toml and restarting Codex.
[mcp_servers."chrome-devtools"]Removes the outdated codex Homebrew formula (0.46.x) so the newly installed cask (0.47.x) becomes the active binary.
brew uninstall codex --formulaSearch recursively for <Button in TS/TSX files while excluding node_modules, src/components/contact, and src/components/ui.
rg "<Button" -g "*.ts*" -g '!*./node_modules/**' -g '!src/components/contact/**' -g '!src/components/ui/**'