Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Delimiter @ for replacers
Shairon Toledo
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0 responses
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sed, vi, awk, regexp
Git book, available for free
antanas
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0 responses
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git, free
Easier Pow usage
Joah Gerstenberg
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0 responses
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rails, zsh, rack, pow
View Docker mapping of container ports to host ports
Ryan Parman
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0 responses
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docker, network, networking, port
block country using simple script
K2patel
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0 responses
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bash, script, block, to
Add id_rsa to Heroku
Yesi D
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0 responses
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heroku, ssh, id_rsa
Learn keyboard shortcuts for everything on a Mac
Chris Sims
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0 responses
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mac, keyboard shortcut
What are git stashes really?
Kristian Lewis Jones
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0 responses
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workflow, git
Handy cd aliases
Marc Hibbins
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0 responses
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bash
Keeping WordPress Under [Version] Control with Git
Steve Grunwell
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0 responses
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workflow, git, wordpress
Delete a remote Git tag
Ronan Guilloux
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0 responses
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tags, git
Show user Library OSX
Stefano Pulze
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0 responses
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terminal, osx
Terminal on demand
Fabio Mancinelli
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0 responses
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terminal, gnome3
Delete All .git Files Under Directory
Mochammad Masbuchin
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2 responses
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shell, git, disk space
Untar/unzip to a specific directory
Gordon Williamson
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0 responses
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command line, linux, zip, tar
Download Whole Site Using WGET
Azri Jamil
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0 responses
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linux, unix, download, site
Edit sensitive files with vim
Petr
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0 responses
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security, vim, password, modeline
Python windows installers
Agam
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0 responses
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python, windows, installers, libs
Screen Send Delay
Rhodri Pugh
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0 responses
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vim, screen
Linix: Zipping the contents of a directory recursively
Guilio Karadanais - sativaware.co.za
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0 responses
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linux, zip, directory, recursive
Installing Docker in 15 Seconds
Anthony Smith
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0 responses
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linux, unix, docker
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