Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Sublime-Text - Settings
Débora Fernandes
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, sublime-text, git
Shortcut Keys for Bash
Amgad Suliman
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0 responses
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linux, bash
Creating CLI & WEB PHP Applications in a Easy Way
Frank Lemanschik
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0 responses
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php, web, cli, concept
Stage updated Propel models
Toni Uebernickel
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0 responses
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git, propel
git checkout - (previous branch)
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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0 responses
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tips, git
Never miss a good debate
Santiago Gil
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0 responses
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programming, workflow, git
Forgotten passwords on Mac
Jason Rogers
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command line, mac, password
The best backup tool
Valentin Sushkov
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ruby, mysql, linux, backup
Windows 10 disable web search
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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usability, windows
save typescripts as Github gists
lbonanomi
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0 responses
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bash, github, gist
Git authentication for http protocol (unix-like)
Marcin Sztolcman
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0 responses
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git, .netrc, mysz
Setting up Java in Debian the right way
Janos Gyerik
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0 responses
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debian, java
Mac: Hold down a key for special characters
Simon Owen
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0 responses
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keyboard, mac, special, characters
Cómo configurar un Reverse Proxy o Gateway en Apache
Hugo Gilmar Erazo
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0 responses
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apache, mod_proxy, debian
Run mongodb more securely and w/ small file sizes on startup (osx)
Eddy Hernandez
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0 responses
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osx, mac, development, mongodb
Sublime Text - Update
Débora Fernandes
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0 responses
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sublime-text, update, ubuntu
AWS EC2 disk on Linux confusion
Ryan L'Italien
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0 responses
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linux, partition, ec2, aws
Pushing compiled code to heroku
Michael Grassotti
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0 responses
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heroku, git
Sort a list of dates in U.S. expanded form (e.g., Tuesday, August 23, 2016)
bitfragment
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0 responses
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cli, shell, unix, sort
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