Everyday tools of the trade
Hide a Phing target
Alexandru G.
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2 responses
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php, cli, phing
A tmux key binding to open contents of paste buffer as a URL
Tom Jakubowski
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0 responses
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mac, tmux, mac os x
Make a Phing task private (non-executable)
Raphael Stolt
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0 responses
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php, cli, ant, phing
Remove passphrase from private key
Roman Rader
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3 responses
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ssh, git
Using Sublime Text 2 to insert/open/update Gist from Github.com
Jose Jesus Perez Aguinaga
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1 response
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github, sublime text, gist
Find out reliably if Debian system is 64 or 32 bit one.
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, linux, debian, ubuntu
Don't develop in master branch. Just don't.
Rex
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8 responses
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scm, git
How to setup local_settings.py for your Django 1.4.2 project
Glen
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0 responses
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python, django, git, local_settings
Vim auto correct
Luis Nell
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0 responses
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vim
Push all branches to all remotes
Todd Wolfson
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0 responses
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push, branch, remote, git
Checkout/Merge previous branch
Todd Wolfson
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2 responses
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branch, merge, git, previous
Change to the previous directory
Todd Wolfson
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0 responses
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shell, cd, directory, previous
How to install VMWare Guest Tools on Ubuntu 12.10 and Linux Mint 13.
Sergio Tapia Gutierrez
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0 responses
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vmware, ubuntu, mint, guest-additions
git whatchanged
John Duff
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1 response
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git
$ git pull my finger
n00shie
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4 responses
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git
Git Hunk Splitting
Guillaume VanderEst
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0 responses
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patch, commit, git, split
Git diff says all lines changed?
Magnus Dahlstrand
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2 responses
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diff, utf-8, git, git diff
Bang commands in shell
Alexander Greim
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0 responses
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shell, commands, bash
An easy way to test php syntax in shell
Juan
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2 responses
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php, shell
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