Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Create vagrant boxes easily (Veewee)
Marco da Silva
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2 responses
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virtualbox, vagrant, veewee, virtualmachine
Burn your CPU for fun & profit
Stanislaw Pusep
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2 responses
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shell, cpu, benchmark
Ubuntu - Installing Octave, Fortran 77 error
Noval Agung Prayogo
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0 responses
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ubuntu, octave
Bitbucket hoot for Dokuwiki
Balazs Nadasdi
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0 responses
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php, bitbucket, git, wiki
'cat' with syntax highlighting
Osvaldo Zonetti
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1 response
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shell, alias, cli, linux
Build a Vagrant CentOS 6.4 base box
Ismail Dhorat
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0 responses
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oracle, vagrant, centos, ansible
Installing Asterisk 11 with WebRTC / Websockets for Mandriva
Matthew Gladman
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0 responses
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linux, asterisk, websockets, asterisk 11
Use tmux for a poor man's daemon
nat
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0 responses
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daemon, hack, linux, tmux
Vim oriented keyboard setup for Mac
Benjamin Harris
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2 responses
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osx, vim, keyboard, mac
Git Hunk Splitting
Guillaume VanderEst
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0 responses
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patch, commit, git, split
Simple JSON Syntax Highlighting in Vim
Yaser Sulaiman
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0 responses
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vim, json
Changing your default shell in Mac OS X
Lincoln de Sousa
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0 responses
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shell, osx, bash
alias "gti=git"
Tobias Otte
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3 responses
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shell, git, bash
Open the terminal in a right way
Andrew [8xx8] Kulakov
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1 response
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cli, tabs, gnome-terminal, mate-terminal
git command aliases
Dallas Reedy
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9 responses
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zsh, aliases, shortcuts, git
Git Checkout Orphan
Antoine Butler
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0 responses
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alias, git
Bash history completion
Joeri Timmermans
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, osx, macosx
Ignoring .gitignore files in Unite.vim
Zach Gotsch
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6 responses
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vim, unite, ag
Backup your git repositories on Dropbox
Christian Joudrey
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6 responses
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dropbox, git
fixing "dpkg: warning: files list file for package 'x' missing"
Philipp Haußleiter
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0 responses
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apt, linux, missing, packages
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