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slideshare
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python, shell, virtualenv
daemonize nodejs
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Burn subtitles into MP4 files before exporting them as GIFs or Animated WebP files
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ffmpeg, webp, mp4, gif
My Bash Prompt
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ps1, bash
Ubuntu - Copy file path in nautilus
chris
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nautilus, ubuntu
Javascript's "Date" object numbers months from 0, not from 1
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date, javascript
Removing HTML5 Appcache
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html5
Delete merged branches locally:
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branching, git
Git garbage collect all your dev tree
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shell, git
Pure Static Blog
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ruby, static site, blog engine
Pretty-Print JSON from the Command Line
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shell, json
Default initializer in Objective-C
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objective-c, krzak
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Bob Williams
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php, development, patterns
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xna, games
mv filename with {old,new}
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terminal, linux
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nodejs, terminal, javascript, replacement
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