Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Git post-receive hook to checkout a specific branch
Mike Robinson
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4 responses
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deploy, hooks, git, post-receive
extract tar.lzo files
Philipp Haußleiter
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0 responses
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cli, tar, bash, extract
Upgrade Git to 2.5.2 in CentOS 6.4 through yum
Jeff Li
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0 responses
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linux, centos, rpm, git
Upgrading to Mountain Lion - Ruby + MacPorts
Phil Cohen
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3 responses
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ruby, os x, rvm, macports
Some git basic commands
shiva kumar
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0 responses
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github, git, linux
Dual-booting OS X and Ubuntu 16.04 on Macbook Pro 10,1 with Encrypted Root
0x414A
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1 response
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ubuntu, os x, dual-boot
Enable middle button scroll in Firefox on Ubuntu
Yuriy
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1 response
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firefox, scroll, ubuntu, middle button
Remove unused files from Unity3d project
ProGM
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0 responses
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unity3d, shell, unity
Parsing logs with awk
Tim Moore
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0 responses
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shell, logs, apache, awk
Port scanning with Bash (without sudo, nmap or nc)
Victor Mendonca
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2 responses
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nmap, bash, port scan
Mcollective mco Cheat Sheet
Jason Ashby
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0 responses
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puppet, devops, mcollective, mco
Export oVirt VM to qcow2 image file
Patricio Bruna
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3 responses
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linux, virtualization, kvm, qcow2
Getting weather via your command line
Daniel Pepin
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4 responses
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php, script, api, weather
Turn textareas into a mini Vim or Emacs
Benjamin Harris
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1 response
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emacs, vim, browser, editor
Lock a specific git revision in composer
Hannes Georg
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0 responses
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php, composer, git
Remove intellij folders from your GitHub REPO
Hélio Cabral Medeiros
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1 response
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intellij, git, remove, github
Create a MongoDB Docker Container
Ismail Dhorat
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0 responses
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mongodb, docker
Fixing arrow keys in iTerm 2
Philip Vasilchenko
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0 responses
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console, terminal, macosx, hotkeys
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