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Array functions on mysql blob
Tommie Jones
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0 responses
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c, mysql, udf, rf
Keep your feature branch up to date.
Dave Griffiths
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12 responses
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zsh, productivity, git, bash
mkdir foo and immediately cd into it
Brett
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0 responses
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cd, shortcut, mkdir, bash
Learn facts while pulling code changes
Tadas Tamošauskas
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4 responses
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zsh, learning, git, bash
Naming iOS Assets in Universal Apps
Sam Green
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2 responses
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xcode, ipad, iphone, objective-c
MVC Framework Comparison
Jerad Bitner
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0 responses
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ember.js, angularjs, backbone.js, dojo
Drupal 6 bootstrap
Sumeet Singh
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0 responses
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php, drupal, drupal 6
Word movement in iTerm2
Terry Dellino
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0 responses
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iterm, word-movement
Uninstall all gems
Jorge Dias
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0 responses
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ruby, gems
Coffeescript classes and Backbone.js
Ivan
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0 responses
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coffeescript, backbone.js
Better Prevent poopin' on OS X
Damjan Znidarsic
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0 responses
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alias, poopin, osx, utility
Assigning an AWS IAM user access to a single S3 bucket
Kenny Johnston
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0 responses
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s3, systems, aws, backups
HTML5 data attribute & javascript
Beno Rudolf
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0 responses
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jquery, html5, javascript
Pseudo elements and attributes
Beno Rudolf
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0 responses
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css, html5
easy Javascript date/time manipulation
davidnoelte
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0 responses
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js, javascript
From idea to in-game character
Simon
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0 responses
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design, point and click adventures, game development, java
Building MacPorts without root, anywhere
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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osx, macports
Encrypted OS X disk images
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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osx, filevault, secrets
Install Postgresql on Mountain Lion
Andrey Deryabin
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7 responses
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homebrew, postgresql
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