Everyday tools of the trade
Display all vim windows in buffer
David Chua
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0 responses
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vim, cheatsheet
Python on Life
Rashaad Essop
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0 responses
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python, shell, nerd jokes
Sync forks with main repo
Bryan Mikaelian
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0 responses
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github, git
Install Laravel 4 with Ease
Neil Sweeney
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4 responses
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shell, laravel, bash_profile
Unix file naming conventions
nem
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0 responses
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linux, unix
Auto-Increment Xcode Build
Jeffrey Jackson
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2 responses
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xcode, mac, ipad, iphone
Get your public IP address easily
Larry Williamson
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0 responses
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shell, curl, wget, ifconfig
TCP Traceroute for when ICMP/UDP fail
Irakli Nadareishvili
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0 responses
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udp, linux, tips, sysadmin
Android Device ID Utility
Dennis Cornwell
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0 responses
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bash, android, adb
Profile backup
Eric S.
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0 responses
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mac, backup, rsync
Terminal delete last word short-key (Mac OS)
Hüseyin Mert
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0 responses
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terminal, mac os
Git Branching - Learn It Interactively
Carlos Nasillo
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0 responses
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tutorial, git, source control, github
SSH agent forwarding with Vagrant
Anton Kalyaev
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2 responses
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ssh, virtualbox, vagrant, forwarding
Find a process that is listening to a port
Robson Mendonça
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2 responses
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shell, macosx, linux
Simple way to print commit url
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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0 responses
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github, bash, git
Compile a library with Android NDK on 64bit linux
Clovis Picard
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0 responses
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android, compile, linux, ubuntu
Display 80 column border in vim
Olexandr Shalakhin
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0 responses
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vim, pep8
bash history
neizod
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0 responses
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bash
UILabel text glow
Jeffrey Jackson
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0 responses
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xcode, mac, ipad, iphone
Remove a git submodule manually
Endel Dreyer
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1 response
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submodule, remove, git
Automating backup for MongoDB using CRON and S3CMD
Lazaro Fernandes Lima
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0 responses
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linux, backup, mongodb
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