Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Install node on ubuntu using ansible
Lorin Hochstein
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0 responses
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node, ubuntu, ansible
Git: Temporarily ignoring files
cSquirrel
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7 responses
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alias, index, ignore, git
command line magic examples with grep / cut / awk / sort
Ralph Meier
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0 responses
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shell, sed, grep, find
List only NFS file handles
Justin 'J' Lynn
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0 responses
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networking, operations, nfs, linux
How to install nginx with passenger using chef
Snir David
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3 responses
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nginx, vagrant, chef, passenger
Understanding the Shellshock Vulnerability
bt3gl
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0 responses
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security, bash, shellshock
Vagrant tips
Anton Kalyaev
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10 responses
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tools, tips, vagrant, chef
Export all tables in a SQLite3 db to CSV files
Carlos Fonseca
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1 response
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sqlite, csv, bash
Z Shell colors!
Bruno "Clef"
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0 responses
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zsh, colors, style, z shell
Update your vim pathogen plugins.
Jens Grassel
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9 responses
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shell, vim, git, pathogen
Change iTerm2 color profile from the CLI
Giannis Dzegoutanis
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5 responses
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cli, .bashrc, profile, iterm2
install ssh-copy-id on Mac OS X
Max Prokopiev
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1 response
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shell, ssh, mac os x, install
Unbuffered output with ansible in jenkins
Lorin Hochstein
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1 response
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jenkins, ansible
How to clone all branches and tags between remote git repositories
Lucas Eagleton
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0 responses
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branch, migration, git
Working with 'npm test'
Norbert Eder
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0 responses
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travis, nodejs, github
Vim and SystemVerilog
Parviz Palangpour
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3 responses
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vim, ctags, systemverilog, uvm
Create new Mime type and assign an icon to it in Ubuntu
Mohammed Aljuboori
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0 responses
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extensions, ubuntu, mime type
rvm + oh-my-zsh + zsh + iTerm2
Serg Podtynnyi
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1 response
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ruby, shell, zsh, mac
ddclient + no-ip
Pablo Reyes
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0 responses
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linux, ddclient, no-ip, ddns
Setting max file descriptors and other limits with upstart on debian/ubuntu
Rich Paret
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2 responses
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debian, ubuntu, upstart, ulimit
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