Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Edit data in pipe with your favorite editor
Sébastien Quioc
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shell, linux, unix
PARALLELIZING EXECUTION WITH XARGS ON UNIX-LIKE OPERATING SYSTEMS
Maxim Kalina
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shell, xargs, ant
Use Alfred.app & some bash to get current Ruby Gem version number
Michael Parenteau
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ruby, gems, osx, bash
Tutorial del Editor de Texto Nano
Hugo Gilmar Erazo
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nano, terminal, text editor
make Maven locallib from jar
KOIZUMI teruaki
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java, shell, maven
Start NATS server in Docker
Jeff Li
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docker, nats
Free up inactive memory in OSX
Raquel Vélez
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osx, mac, inactive memory
Cómo instalar Apache Cordova en Debian
Hugo Gilmar Erazo
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html5, apache cordova, debian, nodejs
Installing specific version of Docker in Debian based distributions.
Jorge de los Santos Lanzas
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debian, ubuntu, docker
A tiny little script for psql and database URL's
Lawrence Wang
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ruby, shell, psql, postgresql
Instalación de Debian Wheezy
Hugo Gilmar Erazo
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linux, server, gnu, debian wheezy
Move a line in vim
Ben
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vim
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