Everyday tools of the trade
SSH to many hosts in split panes with iTerm
Matt Ball
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6 responses
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ssh, applescript, iterm2
Some cool stuff you should know about git #3
Radosław Jędryszczak
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0 responses
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tips, git, cherry-picking commits, reverting a remote commit
Distribute sudoers file safely
JP Mens
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1 response
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ansible
Some cool stuff you should know about git #2
Radosław Jędryszczak
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4 responses
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tips, git, checkout branches, git autocorrect
Some cool stuff you should know about git #1
Radosław Jędryszczak
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0 responses
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tips, git, comparing branches, recovering deleted commit
Simple way to parse json in the terminal
yaakov
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0 responses
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python, terminal, json
Pretty diff output with Sublime
James Shakespeare
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1 response
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diff, sublime, git
Jenkins & Git Branches
Vanja Radovanović
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0 responses
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git, ci, jenkins
git clone: 3 ways
Dmitry Belaventsev
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0 responses
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git, git-clone
Run a Process as a Daemon
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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0 responses
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shell, rails, tips, command
Know your applications memory usage on a server
Ignas Butėnas
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1 response
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memory, server, system, linux
Show load averages in tmux status bar
Michael Robinson
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1 response
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linux, tmux
Unholy trinity of Vim, CygWin and Windows
Tommi Carleman
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0 responses
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vim, dotfiles, cygwin
Auto-attach or start tmux at login
Michael Robinson
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1 response
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tmux, linux
Simple Scripts For Google and Wikipedia
Julien Dubeau
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0 responses
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google, terminal, tricks, scripting
Interactive Vim Tutorial
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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1 response
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vim, tips
Reload your Shell
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, source, command
Opening ManPages and Documentation in Vim
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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0 responses
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vim, tips, shortcuts, manpages
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