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Run background daemons and jobs as non-root user.

Programatically install Vim bundles

Selective filesystem remount

Create .rvmrc in all directories in your 'projects' dir

Creating Pseudo-Random Passwords in Linux

Git interactive add

.gitattributes template for Xcode projects

CtrlP(ro)

Calculate billable days from git logs

Monitoring your raspberry pi

Starting a django dev server that is externally accessible

Colorful json in terminal

tabularize

GET webpage using only bash (no CURL involved)

Linux build script

Set master as the default branch for push and pull

Quick Tip: scutil

Vim text width and the console: 80 columns

get ip address of SMB network machine

Generate timesheet CSVs from git log

bash brace expansion for less typing

Edit Hosts File

ZSH family of named and anon shell functions

Git pretty log graph

Emacs-friendly keybindings in Cocoa Apps

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