Everyday tools of the trade
^R ssh ENTER is very useful - save time with history search
Johannes Lundberg
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0 responses
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shell, bash, terminal
beardsnapper: take a picture upon git commit in linux
ashleyblackmore
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0 responses
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linux, git, bash
useful git commands
Alyssa Pohahau
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0 responses
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arpohahau, git
Simple PHP CLI Apps
Nate Good
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2 responses
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php, command line, cli
Be notified of outdated softwares on your server(s)
Michael Bensoussan
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0 responses
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ruby, nodejs, open source, github
Make ack search additional file types
Simon Pantzare
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0 responses
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grep, ack
Ruby 1.8 -> 1.9 hash syntax regex
Luke van der Hoeven
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0 responses
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ruby, vim, syntax
Merging Cleanly
Ryland Herrick
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0 responses
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ryalnd, git, git-merge, conflicts
Activate Java Console on Mac
Michael Minter
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0 responses
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mac, mac os x, java
syntax highlighting in the terminal with pygments
Tom Jakubowski
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4 responses
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console, terminal, colors, syntax highlighting
Rocking your command line: Git & Hg Installation
Koen Metsu
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0 responses
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git, hg, dvcs, alm
Protip 101
Bryan Liles
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0 responses
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zsh
OSX Mountain Lion CMD+Tab missing apps
Pablo Formoso Estrada
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, mountain lion
Readline in another level
Endel Dreyer
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, vim, readline
SD Card reader on Lenovo E430 on Ubuntuo 12.04
Russ Lankenau
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0 responses
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sdcard, drivers, linux, ubuntu
Test your bootable USB drive with QEMU
Pascal Hartig
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0 responses
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linux, qemu, usb
WordPress Projects and GIT
Martin Auswöger
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0 responses
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git, svn, wordpress
Remove Whitespace From All Filenames in the current directory
Gautam
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0 responses
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python, stackoverflow, bash
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