Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Quick Zoom on OSX
Ben Heebner
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0 responses
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osx, mac, presenting, parallels
Git Branch Graph
LokiAstari
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1 response
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branch, graph, git
How to Unblock IP from fail2ban
Marcel Bischoff
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0 responses
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linux, server, iptables, fail2ban
Manage auto-start services
Marco Vito Moscaritolo
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0 responses
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ubuntu, upstart, systemv, chkconfig
GitHub Diffs Without Whitespace
Bijan Vaez
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0 responses
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diff, whitespace, git, github
Install latex environment in one step on debian
Russ Lankenau
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0 responses
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latex, debian, tex
Git: pull all the submodules in one command
Ignas Butėnas
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0 responses
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version control, git
Command Line Execution
Angela
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2 responses
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linux, mac, command
Useful ssh config
Denis Savitskiy
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0 responses
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config, linux, ssh, administrating
Tmux - Choose window when switching sessions
Erik Zaadi
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0 responses
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shell, tmux
tmuxinator - Manage complex tmux sessions easily
Hasan Tayyar BEŞİK
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0 responses
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terminal, tmux
Git Workflow Importance
Arian Xhezairi
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0 responses
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workflow, deployment, git
Change directory, list files and print current directory path in one command
Samuel Lampa
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1 response
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shell, terminal, commandline, linux
Git Aliases. What do they mean? Updated.
qblake
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2 responses
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alias, git
Bitdeli – Analytics for GitHub
Yuri Artemev
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0 responses
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analytics, git, badge, github
Git show in sublime
DeTeam
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0 responses
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sublime, git
Backup Linux Server to FTP
Marcel Bischoff
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0 responses
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linux, backup, ftp, encryption
Yet another merge? Replay your commits instead
José Sazo
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0 responses
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git, merge, rebase
vim: Search, copy and paste to another file
Sajnikanth Suriyanarayanan
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0 responses
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vim, search, copy, paste
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