tritones

It REALLY helps as chords get more and more complex. I write Gø next to an A7(b9#5) for example which is much more sight-readable.

Almost all jazz players I've played with and many jazz textbooks use aeolian when referring to natural minor.

You misunderstand. Their teachers used better methods than just "do it again but better".

I came across this shortly before beginning my degree in music and it completely changed how I approached learning new pieces. When I tried to explain the technique to another pianist, they were confused as to what was 'new' about it. I guess they never had a teacher say "play it over and over until you can play it without mistakes".

Now, my wife is completing her education degree and I see a lot of this approach being implemented in K-12: identify and focus on weaknesses; use your strengths to enhance your weakness; spend time on the big problems; balancing holistic approaches with concise methods, etc. All seem obvious and yet I didn't have a single teacher in music or otherwise suggest any of them to me.

Jailbroken devices have this ability. At one point I had rclone daemon syncing iCloud files to Seafile through the terminal. You can also run scripts through Shortcuts by local ssh

I'll take that over every other tech company's tracking strategies

You can also run it from the terminal