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git, filemode
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ruby, rails, rspec
Address tag is not for postal
Johannes Opper
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html5, dont-do
Photoshop zoom shortcuts
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photoshop, shortcut
Easily verifying a file checksum
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firefox, terminal, linux, checksum
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erlang, riak
Sublime Text + Mardown
Pierre Ozoux
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sublime text, markdown
Counting lines in directory's files
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terminal, code, lines, count
NewRelic GUI fix
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newrelic
Instalación de Ejabberd XMPP Server
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xmpp, ejaberd
Live CSS edit with Emmet.Livestyle
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security, redis, tip
Limited Restoration of Deleted Documents in MongoDB
Adam Comerford
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mongodb, restore
CSS Variables
Radu Gruia
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css, css variables, w3c
Switching case in vim
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vim, productivity
Parse nginx-access.log for HTTP response codes
Suzanne Aldrich
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shell, bash
Sei (k)ein Blödmann und nimm Git!
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slideshare, presentation, git
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