Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
show full path in OS X Finder title bar
Josh
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0 responses
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osx, mac, os x, finder
Highlight prefix on zsh autocompletion
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, autocompletion
Running a single instance of solr with multiple rails applications
Julio Betta
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, solr, search
MySQL 5.7 silent install on Ubuntu 16
sivaschenko
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0 responses
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ubuntu, mysql
Bring a robot
Kerry Snyder
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3 responses
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node, json, npm, modules
Encrypt password files and sensitive info in your git repo
Adrià Casajús
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0 responses
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dotfiles, secure, git, encrypt
irb hacks
Jason King
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, irb
Quick network chat with 'netcat'
Osvaldo Zonetti
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0 responses
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shell, cli, linux, unix
NetCat for sending messages
Steven Nunez
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0 responses
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terminal, netcat, sharing
Remove a git submodule manually
Endel Dreyer
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1 response
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submodule, remove, git
Commit your changes after editing Homebrew formulas
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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git, osx, homebrew
vim Plugin For Puppet Scripts
Ivan Sim
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0 responses
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puppet, vim, linux, ivanhcsim
Jump Between Words
Oscar Godson
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3 responses
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shell, terminal, shortcut, bash
List directory with up to 8 millions files
0asa
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0 responses
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ls, terminal, find, list
Bash Auto-Completion Doesn't Work With XFCE 4.10
Ivan Sim
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0 responses
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linux, xfce, ivanhcsim
Secret SSH command line
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, ssh, unix
Git AutoCorrect
Rizwan Iqbal
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3 responses
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autocorrect, git
Debugging Magento inside a Vagrant Box
Sebas Po
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0 responses
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debug, magento, vagrant, virtual box
SSH経由でIPython Notebookにリモートアクセスする方法
STK
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0 responses
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python, linux, ssh, notebook
Progressbar for Mysql import CLI
Jose Antonio Pio
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0 responses
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mysql, cli, mac
Use github for all your diff'ing needs
Oliver Tupman
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0 responses
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magic, diffs, diffing, repositories
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