Everyday tools of the trade
App-get para Windows? Conheça o Chocolatey!
Riderman
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0 responses
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chocolatey, windows
Forked octopress-coderwall
azd325
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0 responses
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coderwall, octopress, octopress plugin, github
Gist made easy for mac
Erik Chacon
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0 responses
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ruby, gem, gist, github
Install R packages with Ansible
Brian Coca
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0 responses
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ansible, r
Git Command to Remove All Local Branches
James O'Brien
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1 response
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branch, git
Git "Punch Card" plot in your own Repo
Max Małecki
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2 responses
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lifehack, git, scheduling, meetings
Run scripts on Linux/Ubuntu every few seconds, faster than Cron can do it.
Ivan Đurđevac
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4 responses
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php, linux, cron, ubuntu
Mac: Open File/Folder in Terminal from Finder
Clayton McIlrath
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, mac, productivity
Terminal's bash prompt with emoticons
demanuel
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0 responses
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terminal, bash
Gracefully escape that zombie ssh session!
Ian MacLeod
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3 responses
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terminal, ssh, unix
Chrome Developer Tools adds "Copy as cURL"
Stanislaw Pusep
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2 responses
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chrome, debug, cli, curl
ubuntu / Installing MySQL 5.6.x from source
Chungsub Kim
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0 responses
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mysql, source, install, ubuntu
OSX security basics
Carlos Sanz García
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0 responses
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osx, sysadmin, root, security basics
How-to Git bisect
Dimitri Jorge
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0 responses
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debug, git-bisect, git, github
VIM's Command Line Window. And Search Window.
Juan C. Muller
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0 responses
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vim, development, vi, macvim
Sending files over network with 'netcat'
Osvaldo Zonetti
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0 responses
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shell, cli, linux, unix
Quick network chat with 'netcat'
Osvaldo Zonetti
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0 responses
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shell, cli, linux, unix
Chef debug
Pierre Ozoux
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1 response
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vagrant, chef, devops
Copy a commit from another repo
Jelle Vandebeeck
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0 responses
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git, repositories, cherry pick
Random number generator in bash
Mark Wunsch
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2 responses
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shell, unix, bash
Monitoring servers with Htop
Robson Mendonça
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0 responses
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ps, monitoring, free, top
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