Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Command Line shortcuts
Federico Ulfo
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1 response
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command line, cli
Open Github/Bitbucket Page From Command Line
Philip Cunningham
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0 responses
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ruby, git, command line, mac
Screen Sharing for the Terminal
Steven Reid
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0 responses
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shell, osx, linux, collaboration
Prune remote branches
Marc Richards
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1 response
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git, noob
Best way to review rails logs
Todd Willey
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0 responses
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rails, terminal, logging, unix
Check your GitHub account for out of date rails apps
Andrew Nesbitt
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, security, github
emacs shortcuts on terminal
Fuad Saud
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0 responses
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shell
Mount directory via SSH
Morgane Tisserant
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0 responses
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ssh, bug, mount, sshfs
macOS: Determine if AC charger is connected.
mroach_
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0 responses
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macos, terminal, battery, charger
Difference in git commits between branches
Marko Klemetti
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0 responses
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shell, git
"Quiet assets" turn off assets pipeline trash log.
Dmitry Karpunin
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0 responses
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log, gem, assets, ror
Windows Command Prompt History
David Laing
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0 responses
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bash, history, windows, command_prompt
Recovering from git rebase accident
Juhamatti Niemelä
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0 responses
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git, recovery, accidents
Count the number of reverted commits in Git
Matias Korhonen
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0 responses
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k33l0r, git
Aliasing like a pro
Mikael Brassman
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, alias, macosx
vim command-T key bindings for easier use
Ryan Regalado
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0 responses
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vim, key, bindings, command-t
Fix bash shellshock bug in two steps (Ubuntu)
Cristóbal Castillo
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0 responses
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sysadmin, linux, ubuntu, bash
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