Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Terminal using node.js
Rob
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0 responses
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nodejs, terminal, javascript, replacement
Auto-update apt repo keys in 248 characters.
Drew Prentice
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0 responses
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shell, linux, ssh, gist
Pretty-Print JSON from the Command Line
Tyler Hunt
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shell, json
Recursively delete empty directories
Andreas Böhrnsen
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0 responses
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shell, bash, command line, directory
Colored "ls" in OSX and Linux
Lars
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0 responses
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bash, osx, linux, linux bash colored
mv filename with {old,new}
Jon Druse
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0 responses
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terminal, linux
Debugging Ansible
Jorge Dias
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0 responses
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debugging, ansible
PostgreSQL and Fedora
xt84
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0 responses
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postgresql, linux, fedora
Actualiza Alias en Ubuntu sin reiniciar
Gastón Nina
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, alias, linux
My Bash Prompt
MacKittipat
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2 responses
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ps1, bash
Quickly access source of a gem in Vim
Wojtek Kruszewski
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0 responses
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ruby, bundler, vim, wojt-eu
Git garbage collect all your dev tree
Peter Mescalchin
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0 responses
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shell, git
grep config file and show non commented lines only
Yuvaraj
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0 responses
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config, grep, bash
Simple Scripts For Google and Wikipedia
Julien Dubeau
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0 responses
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google, terminal, tricks, scripting
Change the folder where your screenshots are stored on mac
Vinicius Souza
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0 responses
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terminal, macosx, screenshots
Runit: up and running
Denis
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0 responses
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unicorn, resque, monitoring, capistrano
Vim jump to the line
Alexander Berezovsky
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0 responses
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shell, vim, sh
Download your latest 30 Github Gists to local directory
Emad Elsaid
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, github
Make programs running as root in Gnome use the same theme as regular programs.
Drew Prentice
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0 responses
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shell, gnome, linux, desktop
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