Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Other nice oh-my-zsh prompt
Mario Uher
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, prompt, design
Share your dotfiles using Dropbox
Cyber
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0 responses
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shell, cli, dropbox
Automatically add routes when connecting to a VPN
Christian Romney
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0 responses
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shell, xmlblog, osx, mac
Distribute sudoers file safely
JP Mens
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1 response
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ansible
OS X + Core OS + Docker
Paul Guelpa
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1 response
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os x, vagrant, core os, docker
ssh into a secured host through a jump server and forward ports
Lars Van Casteren
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0 responses
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ssh, tunnel, security
Mapping a Hash key in Mac OS X
Michael Baird
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0 responses
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terminal, keyboard, apple, os x
Deleting a git submodule
Amar Sanakal
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0 responses
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git, git submodule
Heroku pip problem
lukas
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2 responses
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python, heroku, flask, git
How to get your External IP from bash
Ashley Raiteri
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3 responses
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ec2, ip address, bash
Retrieve the last version of an artifact on S3
Bruno
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0 responses
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s3, aws, devops, jq
Work in a Linux-like Terminal on Windows
Brandon Anzaldi
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1 response
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linux, tips, tricks, windows
git pre-commit hook - commit if all RSpec tests passed
Matjaz Muhic
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0 responses
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testing, tests, git, rspec
Turn vim into a pager/less/more
Łukasz Korecki
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, vim
npm won't run after update (Linux)
Marius Stuparu
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0 responses
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linux, npm, nodejs
Randomize Cowsay Critters
Joel Kirchartz
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0 responses
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random, motd, bash, cowsay
Remove commits on GitHub
sfuku7
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0 responses
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git, github
Bash Prompt Builder
Marc Hibbins
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1 response
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unix, git, bash
Prepare VM installed multiple versions of ruby by Vagrant and chef
tcnksm
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0 responses
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ruby, vagrant, chef
SSH Tunnel keepalive
Kevin Simper
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1 response
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shell, ssh, tunnel, keepalive
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