Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Quitting OS X Terminal Windows
Matt Royer
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10 responses
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shell, terminal, osx
Sublime Text 2 Vim Bindings
Mehul Kar
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0 responses
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vim, sublime text 2, vintage bindings
Uniq -c and Nginx Access Log
Mufid
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0 responses
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nginx, bash
Cómo habilitar la depuración vía USB en un dispositivo Android
Hugo Gilmar Erazo
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0 responses
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android, adb, usb debug, linux
Determine all the files that have changed in Git
Sebastiano Poggi
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0 responses
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patch, diff, log, android
The reusable Django application for Telegram authorization (also known as Telegram login).
dmytrostriletskyi
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0 responses
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python, django, open source, github
Creating a Mac Bootable Ubuntu USB Drive
Mike Kelley
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0 responses
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mac, install, ubuntu
Simple way to pair up
Alexander Tamoykin
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0 responses
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ruby, agile, pair programming, git
Git simplified revision graph (branching diagram)
Mike Bloy
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0 responses
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branch, cli, git
Check your GitHub Commit Density
Kazi Manzur Rashid
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4 responses
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ruby, fun, github
Bash tab completion for the kill command
Patrik Henningsson
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, completion, bash
Python on Life
Rashaad Essop
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0 responses
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python, shell, nerd jokes
Reuse SSH Sessions
Rhodri Pugh
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0 responses
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ssh
Git submodules should have public remotes
@kjellski
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2 responses
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public, remote, repository, git
Convert HEX to DEC (and vice versa) Using Only Your Shell
Cengiz Can
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0 responses
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shell, sh, hex, bash
One-line vim bundle update
katy lavallee
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0 responses
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vim, git, bash
Create Gist from files in command line
Emad Elsaid
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0 responses
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ruby, github, rails, gist
rspec autocorrect with oh-my-zsh AND zeus
Ian Vaughan
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, oh-my-zsh, autocorrect
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