Newest Programming Tips
Drawing the line with Meteor Smart Packages
Darren
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1 response
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meteor, javascript
Hidden VNC client in OS X
Abhinav Ajgaonkar
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0 responses
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shell, bash, zsh, terminal
KDE style for Windows - ahk
Zhang Tai
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0 responses
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windows, kde, ahk
Use .gitattributes to normalize line-endings
Scott Grogan
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4 responses
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git, teamwork
A List of Run Commands for Windows 7
Zhang Tai
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0 responses
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cmd, windows
Wikipedia Custom CSS
Zhang Tai
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0 responses
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css, wiki
OpenWRT + Xunlei
Zhang Tai
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0 responses
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python, wrt
Validation conditions on-the-fly
yaojie
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, activerecord
evil bash
Nick Jacob
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2 responses
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shell, sh, bash
Correctly opening a file in Perl
William Orr
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2 responses
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perl, io, files, fileio
Adding a table to your Laravel database
Nicholas Kramer
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1 response
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php, shell, mysql, terminal
LAMP On-boarding for Windows
Cristiano Diniz da Silva
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0 responses
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php, vagrant, windows, on-boarding
`rbenv install 2.0.0-p0` on OSX 10.7+ with outdated brew
Rod Wilhelmy
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0 responses
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ruby, brew, rbenv
Use Mac hotkeys in Windows
Garrett Amini
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0 responses
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autohotkey, mac, command, hotkeys
Vagrant with VMware Viewing App From Mobile Device
mtchavez
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0 responses
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vagrant, vmware, port forwarding
Buffered Polyline
Daniel Kempkens
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4 responses
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google, javascript, jsts
Mac developer? Use MacRuby IRB
Daniel Green
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0 responses
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mac, macruby, objective-c
Animated CPU chart in the Zsh prompt
Stanislaw Pusep
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4 responses
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shell, zsh, prompt
Smarter GNU Less Defaults
Casey Watson
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0 responses
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linux, gnu, less
Automator - Make File Names Web Friendly
Christopher Mitchell
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0 responses
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batch, automator, web-friendly, file names
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