Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Log colouriser command line utility
Peter Hillerström
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0 responses
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python, logging, cli
Inspect binary input on *nix
Marin
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linux
HTTPS Only Git
Mohamed Jadelrab
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0 responses
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git, tip, ports
Better navigation in tmux
M. Oguz
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0 responses
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linux, tmux
Bash function to translate redis commands to their pipelined equivalent
Ruiwen Chua
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0 responses
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bash, redis, redis pipeline
Surround.vim
Nicolas Mussat
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0 responses
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php, vim
Tarball of files modified between two GIT commits
Jérémy
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0 responses
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shell, git, deploy, deployment
Speed test using shell
Jishnu
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Alias to strip comments from a file
Valcho Nedelchev
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0 responses
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shell, bash, alias, sh
Ghosts - A CLI app for hosts/httpd-vhosts creation ( WIP )
Constantine Kiriaze
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cli, mac, apache, hosts
List installed ubuntu packages
Ryan
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0 responses
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linux, ubuntu
Substituting last command argument in zsh
Wojtek Ryrych
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0 responses
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zsh, shell
Bash function to easily lookup EC2 instances in one region
David Dossot
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0 responses
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ec2, aws, bash
"tee" directs output to stdout and also to a file
Daniel Reis
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bash, terminal, log, linux
Custom commit message editor for git.
Tom Cox
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git, workflow
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