Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
How to setup a Digital Ocean Droplet with Ansible
Joeri Timmermans
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2 responses
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server, setup, do, ansible
Implementing a help command in Python Click
Scott Bradley
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1 response
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python, cli, click, help
Installing Oracle Java 7 On Ubuntu 13.04/12.10/12.04
Ivan Sim
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0 responses
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ivanhcsim, java, ubuntu
Get a copy/pasteable list of files from a changeset # in TFS
travis
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0 responses
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shell, batch, tfs
Solving Skype Webcam Problem on Ubuntu 14.04x64 ASUS K52Dr
Tamer Shlash
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2 responses
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skype, webcam, ubuntu, bash
Template an Ansible playbook w/o interpreting variables
Sarah Zelechoski
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2 responses
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jinja2, ansible
error: There was a problem with the editor 'vi'.
shinn
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0 responses
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bash, zsh, git, osx
Create Github repository with Shell Script
KJ
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0 responses
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shellscript, git, github
Windows boot2docker - pimp your terminal console with ConEmu
Martin W. Kirst
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5 responses
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terminal, open source, windows, boot2docker
Get git current branch name
Orlando Del Aguila
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4 responses
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git, branch, rev-parse
How to detect plugins slowing Vim down
Benjamin Chrétien
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1 response
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debug, vim, plugin, slow
Build a web development OS in VirtualBox
Nek
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2 responses
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php, mysql, linux, apache
Redirecting stdout to terminal and a file using tee
Chip Castle
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0 responses
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linux, unix, stdout, tee
UILabel text glow
Jeffrey Jackson
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0 responses
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xcode, mac, ipad, iphone
Clean Postgres on Mac Mavericks
Cory Simmons
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4 responses
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mac, postgres, mavericks
Use NFS to speed up your Homestead VM
Steve Oldham
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5 responses
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mac, laravel, apache, nginx
merge vs. rebase: choosing the right tool
Jan Krüger
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2 responses
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merge, rebase, pull, git
Downloading files using http with Powershell
Adler Medrado
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0 responses
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powershell, wget, windows
Adding a custom GitHub repo to your Laravel 4 project using Composer
Jason Au
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0 responses
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php, composer, git, laravel 4
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