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Use twitter flight with rails
Adrian Moses
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1 response
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rails, javascript, require.js, flight
SSH agent forwarding with Vagrant
Anton Kalyaev
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2 responses
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ssh, virtualbox, vagrant, forwarding
Check if is local connection in PHP (by IP comparison)
Ivan Castellanos
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0 responses
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php, apache, server, localhost
Codetag - Become a Developer Legend
Fabio Rosado
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0 responses
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ruby, python, css, coding
When editing a wiki page/post
Josh Burns
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0 responses
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preview, edit, wiki
Skeleton Code
Josh Burns
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2 responses
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code, development, framework, project
Web Scraping with Modern Perl
Stanislaw Pusep
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0 responses
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perl, curl, mojolicious, web scraping
Functional operations for Obj-C collections
Stephen Caudill
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0 responses
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ios, functional programming
Find a process that is listening to a port
Robson Mendonça
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2 responses
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shell, macosx, linux
Database Integer Problem
Wayne Roddy
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0 responses
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php, csv, sum, integer
Pin your Chrome tabs
Leo Tartari
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0 responses
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chrome
Remove attribute from MongoDB object
Yesi D
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0 responses
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mongodb
Python Easter Egg
Rashaad Essop
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0 responses
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python, python3, easter egg, pep20
Wordpress Plugins
Aleksandar Perisic
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0 responses
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php, plugin, plugins, wp
Autoresize text to fit into a div (width & height)
iam4x
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11 responses
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css, text, resize, coffeescript
How to handle WS.url with Exceptions.
nem
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0 responses
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scala, play, playframework, play 2.1
Simple way to print commit url
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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0 responses
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github, bash, git
Compile a library with Android NDK on 64bit linux
Clovis Picard
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0 responses
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android, compile, linux, ubuntu
Constant time hash comparison
Luca Mearelli
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7 responses
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ruby, security
CMD+Z works in WebKit inspector!
Brenna O'Brien
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3 responses
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css, chrome, opera, debugging
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