Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Using Aegir aliases with Drush
Robin van der Vleuten
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0 responses
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drush, drupal, cli, aegir
Fix WiFi after suspend/resume on Ubuntu
Owais Lone
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0 responses
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linux, macbook, ubuntu, wifi
Cloned git repo ignoring versioned files
Bassem Dy
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0 responses
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git, repo, ignore, versioned files
What Does DevOps Really Mean
skillslane
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0 responses
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devops
Keyboard Enhancements in Mac for Vim Lover
Wang Zhuochun
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0 responses
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vim, keyboard, mac
Batch file rename in MacOS
michał łukasiewicz
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0 responses
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rename, mac, batch, file
Get latest submodules in git
Josh Benham
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0 responses
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git, submodules
Resize your attached EBS storage when restoring from a smaller snapshot
David Negstad
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0 responses
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linux, aws, devops, ebs
Use Chrome Search to jump to your repos
Peter Baker
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0 responses
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github, chrome, shortcut
See what files are opened from a command
zunda
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1 response
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linux, unix, strace
Colorized diff output in the terminal console
Daniel Reis
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0 responses
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git, terminal, bzr
Command line calculator
Ochko
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0 responses
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shell
Rename a Git branch
Sam Knight
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0 responses
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git
Generate useful READMEs for GitHub forks
Alexey Blinov
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0 responses
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github, pullrequest, readme
csh variable modifiers in bash
Dustin Morado
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0 responses
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shell, bash
How to Start Project with Empty Commit
Kerem Bozdas
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1 response
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git, github, commit
Search for your projects that have a particular dependancy
Chris Manson
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0 responses
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npm, command line, grep
Find line with text + surrounding lines
michał łukasiewicz
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0 responses
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grep, find, linux, mac
pause and resume spotify on screen lock and unlock on ubuntu
Sakari
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0 responses
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bash, spotify
Select text in Quick Look on OS X
Sergey Stoma
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0 responses
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os x, finder, quick look
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