Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Define the ratio of your RAM usage
Sébastien Quioc
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linux, swap, ram
Windows Explorer here cli
Islam Ali
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cli, windows, explorer
Quick toggle Microphone with notification in Ubuntu
arminas
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bash, ubuntu
Time Machine from the commandline
Yu Sawai
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0 responses
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shell, osx, timemachine
Auto installing vundle from your vimrc
Erik Zaadi
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vim, vundle
Get a screenshoot from android adb
Davide Gessa
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bash, android, script, mobile
Learn Git
Martín Alejandro Mednik
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0 responses
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github, git
Tips and tricks publishing your jQuery / javascript plugins in Github
Joan Claret
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jquery, tips, tricks, plugins
Skip installing Gem documents - by default.
Jason Melgoza
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ruby, terminal, gems
Run command (eg. unit test) until failure (to test race condition)
Jiew Meng
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unit testing, bash
Quickly setup a new python package
Philipp Kreutzer
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python, zsh, django, bash
git branch from old commit
Sergi Meseguer
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git, branch
Using git-patch for fun and profit
Tommy
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git, bash
vim sparkup
michael hicks
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vim, sparkup
Case-sensitive file renaming with Git
Melanie Archer
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git, basics
Adding stuff to git's staging area
Christopher Darroch
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git, dvcs
To look for files that end with a blank line
Cyber
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shell, oneliner, empty line
Delete a branch (local or remote) on GIT
ahmad luky R
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git, delete
Show current Git branch in bash prompt
James Acklin
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bash, git, dotfiles
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