Everyday tools of the trade
Remove multiple remote branches with git
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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shell, git
Fixing "MOUNT -T VBOXSF: NO SUCH DEVICE"
kAldown
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0 responses
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virtualbox, vagrant, mount
Installing Asterisk 11 with WebRTC / Websockets for Mandriva
Matthew Gladman
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0 responses
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linux, asterisk, websockets, asterisk 11
Fix a broken pfSense UI
Ian Nelson
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0 responses
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ui, github, pfsense
TCP server in a single line
Greg Osuri
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2 responses
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shell, unix
PSR-2 Character limit visual aid for (G)Vim
Er Galvão Abbott
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0 responses
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php, vim, gvim, psr-2
private bower components, a simple solution
Dirk Eisenberg
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0 responses
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git, bower, javascript
Deploy AngularJS-Apps to Azure WebSites with Codeship
Dirk Eisenberg
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0 responses
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azure, developer, devops, javascript
Alias to strip comments from a file
Valcho Nedelchev
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0 responses
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shell, bash, alias, sh
Gnome 3: How to Alt Tab windows on current workspace only
Peter Suschlik
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1 response
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shell, workspace, gnome, linux
Better binary diffs in Git
Andrea Richiardi
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0 responses
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git, binary
Auto increment version in Xcode
hash3r
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1 response
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shell, ios, xcode, versioning
Extract a .tar.bz2 File
Bui The Hoa
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0 responses
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bash, tar, bz2
Install MongoDB on Ubuntu
Pavlo Sadovyi
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0 responses
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mongodb, ubuntu, install
Vim shortcut to remove brackets
Heng Low Wee
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2 responses
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vim, map, shortcut, nmap
Quickly pipe a directory over ssh
jottr
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2 responses
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shell, ssh, devops, bash
Create 2GB Swap
Zakaria Braksa
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0 responses
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linux
Overwrite docker entrypoint
Zakaria Braksa
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0 responses
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docker
Migrate SVN branches to Git
padawin
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1 response
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branch, svn, rebase, versioning
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