Everyday tools of the trade
vim: yank lines by marking section
Ryan Regalado
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0 responses
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vim, mark, lines, yank
Develo standardize development workflows!
Marian Ignev
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0 responses
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ruby, python, rails, console
Vagrant, auto-update VirtualBox Guest Additions
Bas van den Wijngaard
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0 responses
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virtualbox, vagrant
Vim: Must have plugins
Evaldo Junior
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0 responses
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vim, plugins
Total lines of code
Sergey Zabolotnov
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2 responses
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shell, unix, awk, git
Github Atom Invites!
Rick Hanlon II
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27 responses
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beta, atom, invites, github
Delete a royally screwed up VMWare Fusion Snapshot
Troy Shields
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0 responses
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mac, fusion, vmware, delete
Connect ActiveRecord via SSH Tunnel
Dave Baker
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0 responses
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ruby, activerecord, ssh, devops
Start/Stop/status cycle for vert.x program (or any other PID controlled one)
Octavio Luna
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0 responses
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shell, sh, vertx, java
Easy GOPATH fix for Google Go
Martijn van Maasakkers
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0 responses
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terminal, cli, golang, gopath
Get last Git tag
Anton Kalyaev
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1 response
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tag, git
How to name your servers
Julian Diaz
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24 responses
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linux, ascii, sysadmin, motd
Enabling Git shell completions in OSX
Janos Gyerik
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13 responses
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osx, git, bash
Como configurar Wifi estático en Raspberry Pi
Mario
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0 responses
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linux, raspberrypi, wifi
Update GnuPG archive keys of the Debian archive
Ingmar
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0 responses
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debian, gpg, packages, key
Quickly go to the homepage of an npm module
Raine
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0 responses
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node, npm, bash, raineorshine
A couple of things I wish I knew earlier with linux
David Porter
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6 responses
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shell, linux, bash
Disable beeping and flashing in vim/macvim
ounos
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0 responses
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vim, macvim, disable, beeping
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