Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Stop Typing in Long Commands in Linux!
Alex Sears
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1 response
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command line, linux
WhatsApp on Ubuntu
Anriëtte
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1 response
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ubuntu, whatsapp, app
Fetching Remote Git Repo with Python: In a few lines of codes
Abu Ashraf Masnun
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0 responses
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python, repo, fetch, git
Remove .git folders from repository
Romain Vigo Benia
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0 responses
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shell, linux, git
which git workflow is the best?
Kristian Lewis Jones
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0 responses
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git, workflow, git flow
Making node.js native modules compile on Windows
Darsain
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0 responses
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nodejs, npm, windows, node-gyp
How to deploy a Ruby on Rails app from GitHub to Heroku
Codeship
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0 responses
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ruby, heroku, testing, rails
EC2 friendly SSH config
Thomaz Leite
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0 responses
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ssh, ec2
Map § to <Esc> in vim for tiny MacBooks
Tom Lea
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0 responses
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vim, macbook air
Contributing to PIMF micro framework
Gjero Krsteski
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0 responses
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php, micro, framework, fork
launchd syslogd crazy cpu usage
Aravind Ramanathan
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0 responses
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shell, osx, cpu, launchd
Grub Configuration
bt3gl
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0 responses
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linux, fedora, grub
Key repeat instead of accents in OS X
John Riney
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0 responses
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keyboard, os x, repeat, accent
Beginner's Vim: Control your swap files
Tanja Pislar
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3 responses
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vim, beginner
Clear docker images and containers
RobinCK
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2 responses
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docker
Install Magento Extensions via SSH
David Allsop
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0 responses
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ssh, magento, install magento module
Fast directory access in your command line.
Jelle Vandebeeck
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6 responses
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zsh, terminal, gem, command line
Configuring Amazon EC2 Instance with Ubuntu: Enabling remote root access
Abu Ashraf Masnun
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0 responses
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ssh, ec2, amazon, root
Copy yanked text to vim command line
Colin Wood
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1 response
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vim, yanking, copying into command line
Make mac connection slow/fast on demand
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, osx, bash
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