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git mergetool with vimdiff
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vim, git
Don't go cheap on the drinks
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python
An awesome _semantic_ framework for responsive layouts
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css, framework, semantic, responsive layout
brew install specific version of formula
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node, homebrew, brew, formula
The proper way to setup an RVM gemset
Nathan Hopkins
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ruby, rvm
Quick NSArray creation (objective-c)
Max Kramer
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nsarray, va_arg, c, objective-c
Install Free Windows VMs with Command Line
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ie, virtualbox, vm, internet explorer
Writing the story of an API
Adam Lowe
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agile, story carding, api development
Stopwatch
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objective-c
My workplace at Badoo
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hackerdesk, badoo
Install Mate to Ubuntu 11.10
Alex Teut
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ubuntu, de
Render multiple tags in a helper
Gabriel Dehan
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ruby, rails, html, rendering
Transition between divs in an infinite loop using Javascript
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loop, flexslider, transitions, javascript
HTTPie, an easy to use cURL replacement
Jakub Roztocil
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python, cli, http, curl
Get the latest tag in your Subversion repository
Dave Irvine
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svn, snippet
Fetch all active patches from gerrit
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tcl, gerrit, git
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