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OSX .bashrc and .bash_profile
Felipe Brandão
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3 responses
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osx, linux, mac, bash
Lightweight gemsets with rbenv
Rico Sta. Cruz
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2 responses
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ruby, rubygems, gems, rvm
The texmaker "solve my problems" user command
@kjellski
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0 responses
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latex, bibtex, texmaker, makeindex
Google programmer wins Facebook's first annual Hacker Cup coding challenge
Vasilica Madalin Puica
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0 responses
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google, facebook, coding challenge
Cure MAMP slow vhosts
Chris
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0 responses
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mamp, vhosts
round percentage to a mask
Sergi Meseguer
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0 responses
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javascript, math, number, round
Android, Maven and Deploying
Lukas Redynk
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0 responses
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android, maven, java
Rhomobile Ajax Calls using JQuery Mobile
Abhishek Nalwaya
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0 responses
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rhomobile, jquery
How to check if your CRON is running?
Rezigned
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0 responses
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ubuntu, cron
An O.S. in 30 days
Pablo Vicente
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0 responses
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open source, spanish, o.s., operating system
Edit multiple files with Vim
AlexDenisov
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0 responses
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vim, refactoring
Monitor zfs send and receive (with parallel compression)
Matt Keranen
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2 responses
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hybriddba, zfs
Django Friendly Logins
Hartley Brody
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2 responses
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python, django
JavaScript Gotcha
JD Isaacks
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1 response
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javascript
Days between two dates
Cedric Ruiz
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0 responses
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javascript, date
Genealogy of Relational Database Management Systems
Lautaro Dragan
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0 responses
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pdf, database, databases, genealogy
Best way to review rails logs
Todd Willey
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0 responses
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rails, terminal, logging, unix
Run mysql console in Windows
Quoc Toan
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2 responses
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cmd, mysql, windows
Passenger + Carrierwave + Rails
Ross Nelson
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3 responses
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rails, carrierwave, passenger
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