Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Compile a library with Android NDK on 64bit linux
Clovis Picard
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0 responses
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android, compile, linux, ubuntu
Github Markdown Tip
Kyle Nunery
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1 response
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markdown, github
Vim: Automatically split windows at 79 columns
Caio Ariede
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0 responses
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python, vim
Copy a public ssh key one-liner
Reid Ransom
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0 responses
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ssh, copy, login, admin
Stop making aliases to change directories
Andrew Thal
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2 responses
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alias, cd, directory, bash
Source Code TODO Logs
Chris Simpkins
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4 responses
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shell, log, linux, unix
First day of week in Fedora 19
Adam Pierzchała
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0 responses
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linux, fedora, locale, calendar
Linux Torvalds goes off on Linux and Git
Kaushik Thirthappa
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1 response
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git, linus torvalds, interesting, linux
Force specific ruby version for any command.
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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zsh, rbenv, git
Detailed colored file list on Mac OS bash
David Gavilan
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0 responses
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shell, mac, bash
Quickly get files to refactor
Adam Stankiewicz
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1 response
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ruby, rails, git
Terminal: (Ctrl+a) go to first of line, (Ctrl+e) end of line
Kien Pham
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2 responses
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terminal, shortcut
How to install clojure including startup script
Peter Suschlik
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0 responses
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shell, clojure, startup, install
Execute a rakefile as a bash script
nat
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0 responses
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ruby, hack, rake, bash
Limit docker image size
sobolevn
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0 responses
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docker, python, devops, linux
MyBB Patches
Nathan Malcolm
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0 responses
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github, open source, mybb
Grunt meets phpunit
Marco Bunge
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0 responses
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php, cli, phpunit, grunt
Version Requirements Check in Bash
Chris Albrecht
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2 responses
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version, bash
Increase the limits of unicorn connections
Fabrizio Regini
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0 responses
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linux, nginx, unicorn
Alias to automatically git push --set-upstream
Griffin Smith
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, git, alias
Backup your data with RSYNC
pmaoui
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0 responses
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linux, backup, rsync
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