Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Hand Bash One-liners
Tessa Thornton
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0 responses
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bash, command line
Testing heroku, it's super easy. A little expensive but is ok.
Julian Andres Cantillo
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0 responses
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python, heroku, cloud, amazon
Nautilus: The ubuntu guilty
Juan Jose Alonso
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0 responses
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linux, unix, jjosealonso, netbook
Taking advantage of SSH Config
Shaikhul Islam
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0 responses
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ssh, ec2, ssh_config
Mass rename file in Ubuntu
Truong Hoang Dung
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2 responses
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perl, ubuntu, bash
Using git rebase to merge commits
Will
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0 responses
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rebase, git, commits
Quick edit the recent changed file with vi & ls
Zhang Tai
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0 responses
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shell, bash, vim
Commit Status API on Github
Adriano Rodrigo Guerreiro Laranjeira
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0 responses
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github, adrianoguerreiro
WGET : some useful commands
pmaoui
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0 responses
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linux, download, wget
Delete tags on remote
Victor Bjelkholm
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0 responses
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git, tags, tag, remote
Listing Shell Colors
Tony Guntharp
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0 responses
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shell, terminal
.gitignore to .net applications
Diego Dias
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0 responses
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.net, git
Converting individual images to single PDF
Luke Stringer
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0 responses
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mac, homebrew, brew
Synchronizing IMAP mailboxes
Juraci Paixão Kröhling
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0 responses
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cli, mailserver, imapsync
Shell script for reloading macports
Ramon de la Fuente
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0 responses
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shell, osx, macports, bash
local config changes
Duarte Henriques
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0 responses
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rails, scm, git
Lost Shell Commands?
Zhao Lu
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0 responses
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shell
Working with huge databases
Jevin Sewaruth
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3 responses
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shell, mysql
show most active agents in user logs
Mario Romero
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0 responses
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shell, awk
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