Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Test easily with IE on OS X
Martijn Russchen
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0 responses
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ie, os x, internet explorer, browser testing
Read-only VIM Trick
Taylor Leach
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0 responses
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vim, trick, unix, cat
List active Files in Folder (e.g. Files that are uploaded via SCP)
Philipp Haußleiter
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0 responses
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shell, script, awk, freebsd
How to check if some package is installed on linux system via shell
Jose Luis Quintana
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0 responses
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shell, linux, package
Ubuntu : define the primary display screen using a script
Loïc KARTONO
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0 responses
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shell, linux, ubuntu
No more ;q
Kana Natsuno
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0 responses
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vim
See the average size of files in linux
Dan Jesus
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0 responses
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linux, unix, gawk, ubuntu
Delete a word in vim
Rashmi
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0 responses
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vim, rashmi14yadav, mvim
Compare two GIT branches
Stefan Urbansky
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0 responses
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diff, branching, git
Remote SSH using Back to my mack
Francesco Levorato
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0 responses
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osx, mac, ssh
not sudo again...
anduee
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1 response
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shell
Purty Git History
Johnny Wey
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0 responses
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git
Compara Archivos con Diff en Linux
Gastón Nina
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0 responses
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terminal, linux
Create bitbucket.org repository from command line
Ekin Ertaç
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0 responses
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cli, command, repo, line
2 git configs you should know about
sydcanem
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0 responses
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git, github
Awesome globbing tip for zsh
asdf
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0 responses
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shell, zsh
Quickly save code snippets to gist using vim
kiran ps
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0 responses
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vim, plugin, gist, snippets
get IPs via CLI
Philipp Haußleiter
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0 responses
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cli, ipv4, ipv6, bash
Use nomodeset by default in Ubuntu
Wern Ancheta
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0 responses
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ubuntu, grub, nomodeset
Remove deleted files on Git
Jorge García
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0 responses
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command, git, bash
base box from a vagrant box
Benjamin Knofe
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0 responses
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virtualbox, vagrant, package, base box
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