Everyday tools of the trade
Slim down your shell pipeline with Awk
Christian Romney
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0 responses
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shell, xmlblog, zsh, grep
Install Ruby Enterprise Edition 1.8.7 in OS X Mountain Lion
Olly Smith
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2 responses
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ruby, os x, mountain lion, ree
Dotfiles Meet Security
Simeon Willbanks
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2 responses
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osx, cli, devops
Don't upgrade to Mountain Lion before a demo
Jeremy Baker
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0 responses
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ruby, osx, rvm, pow
Retina image support for Rails apps
Oliver Leitzgen
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0 responses
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rails, gem, retina, github
Find commits not in the logs
Gil Polguère
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0 responses
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find, logs, search, commit
Git “Command Not Found” Error In Mountain Lion [Quickfix]
Bob Williams
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0 responses
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osx, mac, mountain lion, fix
Run a Shell Script from NodeJs
Jake Trent
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1 response
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jtsnake, javascript, bash, nodejs
Upgrading to Mountain Lion - Ruby + MacPorts
Phil Cohen
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3 responses
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ruby, os x, rvm, macports
Get Xcode 4.4 command line tools easily
Adrien Brault
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0 responses
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xcode, mac, mountain lion, command line tools
Re-edit vim files after a crash
Jason King
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0 responses
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bash, vim
Find Your Most Prolific Contributors
Pieter van de Bruggen
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2 responses
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open source, git
The best terminal utility EVER.
John Riney
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0 responses
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terminal, os x, productivity, quake
Show EVERYTHING in OS X Finder
John Riney
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0 responses
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os x, dotfiles, finder, hidden files
Ohai plugin to use eth1 on vagrant boxes
Tom Howe
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2 responses
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ruby, vagrant, chef, ohai
Designing for DevOps
Chris Kelly
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0 responses
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operations, oscon, devops
Measure HTTP response times with cURL and store it on Cosm
Ilya Dmitrichenko
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0 responses
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http, curl, cosm, response
Git can do JSON (almost)
Ilya Dmitrichenko
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4 responses
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log, json, analisys, git
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