Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Network connections
jesus
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networking, linux
Word based count on a piece of text
Bharath ツ
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bash, text processing, word count
Custom git commit editor
Tom Cox
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git, workflow, git-commit
Git CLI: Make sure you're in color
Chris Higgins
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git, bash, shell
Read manpages with Vim
Anthony Sutardja
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bash, vim
git moves uncommitted changes across the branch which is bad
Ashish Sharma
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git, git checkout
Sync a git repository
Riderman
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fork, git
remove whitespaces on vim
Antônio Roberto Silva
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regex, vim, remove whitespaces
No more slash!
Juan Camilo
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shell, linux, unix
Mass Push of Public Key
Eric
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bash, linux, ssh, public_key
How to get back to previous directory
Enrique Urzúa
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terminal, unix
Find your TODOs in git
Patrick McLaren
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git, git-blame, todo
fallback trashbin and log
madcello
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bash, fallback, trash, trashbin
Push tags to origin
Dimitri
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git
Docker command arguments
Jeff Li
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centos, docker
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