Everyday tools of the trade
Communicating with Emoji on GitHub
Lee Reilly
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1 response
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emoji, github
Move back to the last visited directory
Paolo Di Tommaso
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9 responses
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shell, linux
Amend git commit
Scott M
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0 responses
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git
Learn keyboard shortcuts for everything on a Mac
Chris Sims
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0 responses
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mac, keyboard shortcut
Empty A File Without Deleting It
Nick Fletcher
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0 responses
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bash, linux, crispus
Use git-bisect when debugging
Damon Davison
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0 responses
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git, debugging, git-bisect
Automatically connect to a VPN on startup in OSX
Ernesto Mendoza Blanco
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4 responses
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osx, mac, vpn, applescript
Always launch Visual Studio as Administrator
Mike Kusold
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2 responses
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vs2010, visual studio, sharepoint, windows
git-dropbox :: Backup your Git repo in Dropbox
Rifat Nabi
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0 responses
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shell, dropbox, git, bash
What version of Debian am I running
Andrew Sledge
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0 responses
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sysadmin, debian
Github Compare Branch
Paco Guzmán
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0 responses
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git, bash, github
iTerm2 tab names and colors
Jason Rogers
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0 responses
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iterm2, bash
Vim shortcuts for Google Chrome
Daniel Puglisi
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0 responses
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chrome, vim, shortcut, movement
Make less less annoying
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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bash
Save rtmp streams as mp3
Andre Timmermann
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0 responses
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mplayer, rtmpdump, bash
shell searching
Sebastian Rajo
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0 responses
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shell, linux
VimGolf
Daniel Puglisi
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0 responses
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vim, golf
List directory with up to 8 millions files
0asa
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0 responses
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ls, terminal, find, list
Middleman: a static site generator using all the shortcuts and tools in modern web development
Daniel Puglisi
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0 responses
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web, cli, markdown, development
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