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Telnet Substitute
firebladee
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linux, telnet
Quick doc conversion to pdf
Shashank Mehta
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1 response
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pdf, docx, bash, ppt
VS 2010 Regex for converting C++ defines to C# constants
Toni Petrina
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visual studio 2010, c, c#
Active Record, PostgreSQL and Sequence Naming
Robb Kidd
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ruby, postgresql, rails, activerrecord
Webmatrix 3: Integrated Git and Deployment to Azure
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tools, deployment, webmatrix 3, windows azure
Send tabs between 2 windows
Nick Fletcher
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firefox, pentadactyl, crispus
Find a pull request given the commit sha
Miguel Ángel Fernández
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0 responses
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pull, request, git
Building Jenkins on multiple servers
Kostas Demiris
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0 responses
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python, automation, jenkins
Sublime Text 2 installer/uninstaller
Marco Trulla
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0 responses
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shell, script, sublime-text, linux
Javascript lookbehind
Kameron Niksefat
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0 responses
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javascript, regex
CSS in mobile web / PhoneGap
Giacomo Balli
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0 responses
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css, mobile web, phonegap, optimization
Git rebase
Miguel Miranda de Mattos
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0 responses
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scm, repository, git
Github Contributions
Tobias Trelle
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github
Simple way to parse json in the terminal
yaakov
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0 responses
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python, terminal, json
VIM IDE for Python programmers
Thiago Avelino
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0 responses
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python, vim, avelino0
Fastest way to search through files using git + fzy
azbshiri
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0 responses
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vim, fuzzy, fzy, git
Ruby on Rails
Paulo Oliveira
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3 responses
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ruby, rails
"Would people miss this?"
Rashaad Essop
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0 responses
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comments, public blurbs, posts, rambling
Quick Sort in Python
灵小句
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0 responses
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python, algorithm, quicksort, sort
Django ORM-like pattern
Nam Ngo
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0 responses
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python, django, queryset, orm
flex & maven with flexmojos (p1)
justin j. moses
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actionscript, flex, maven, flexmojos
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