Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Go "back" in bash
Oscar Godson
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0 responses
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shell, bash, terminal, shortcut
Enjoy and get fun learning Git
Paulo Oliveira
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0 responses
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shell, git, github
My first workflows for the Alfred V2 Beta
Ryan Paul
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automation, os x
Git peeking
Jason Rogers
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git
Oh crap, I committed to master!
Mark Allen
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0 responses
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reflog, git, rollback
Update Ubuntu ISO with zsync
Dilantha
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0 responses
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ubuntu, zsync
using sed to get file basedir
Felipe Brandão
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0 responses
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shell, regex, sed, linux
Learn how to refactor long vimrc config.
Wojtek Ryrych
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0 responses
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vim, dotfiles
Deploy AngularJS-Apps to Azure WebSites with Codeship
Dirk Eisenberg
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0 responses
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azure, developer, devops, javascript
Vim copy breakpoint for gdb
Marin
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0 responses
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vim, linux, gdb, go
Bookmarklet to open package's npm link
Ashnur
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0 responses
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npm, bookmarklet, npmsearch, npmjs
Add Monthly Partition
con_mame
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0 responses
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shell, mysql
Rip out SVN
Clayton McIlrath
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1 response
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terminal, svn, scm, source control
Some of my favorite console shortcuts
Juan C. Muller
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, cli, bash
older eclipse version on macbook retina
Rafael Lisboa
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0 responses
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mac, font, retina, eclipse
Remove lots of files in a git commit
Greg Roodt
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0 responses
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git, command line, cli
Remove spell-checking languages from Firefox on Ubuntu
Yuriy
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0 responses
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firefox, ubuntu, languages, spell-checking
SSH/Readline - cheatsheet
Peter Mescalchin
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0 responses
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terminal, ssh, cheatsheet
Quickly find that unicode symbol you were looking for
Jakh Daven
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vim, unicode, digraph
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