Everyday tools of the trade
How to install Copy.com on a headless linux
Marcelo Waisman
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15 responses
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linux, storage
Git push to update your website.
Ashley Clarke
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0 responses
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git, remote server
Unlimited free private/public repos with Gitlab
Nicholas Jordon
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12 responses
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ruby, php, python, shell
Install Magento Extensions via SSH
David Allsop
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0 responses
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ssh, magento, install magento module
Set DiffMerge as default merge tool in OS X
shinn
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0 responses
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git, mergetool, diffmerge, meld
Git and Laravel 4 practical use
Nek
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4 responses
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php, mysql, laravel, git
JavaScript in v8 at macOS terminal
Hélio Cabral Medeiros
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0 responses
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macosx, homebrew, javascript, v8
Create new github repo from command line
Raine
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9 responses
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shell, curl, git, raineorshine
Open repo's github page from cli
Yanick Champoux
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0 responses
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git, perl, github
Reasons why crontab does not work
pmaoui
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0 responses
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linux, env, cron, crontab
mysql2 gem on Windows
Gustavo Leon
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0 responses
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ruby, mysql, windows
Vim "swap", "backup" and "undo" files.
Rafael Bika
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3 responses
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vim, backup, undo, swap
Testing Chaos with Automated Configuration Management solutions
Abhishek Kumar
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0 responses
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puppet, configuration, automation, testing
Chef bootstrapping a debian 7 wheezy system
Jinn Koriech
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1 response
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bootstrap, chef, debian, opscode
Ludicrously Fast File Deletion
Michael Gile
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0 responses
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shell, unix, rsync, delete
Tracing with Wireshark on a remote PC via ssh
justGoscha
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0 responses
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linux, ssh, network, tracing
Fast directory access in your command line.
Jelle Vandebeeck
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6 responses
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zsh, terminal, gem, command line
Simple CMake project
Casey
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0 responses
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osx, linux, c, cmake
Show current Git branch in bash prompt
James Acklin
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0 responses
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bash, git, dotfiles
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