Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
apt-get update before any package installs
Markus Herzog
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1 response
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puppet, vagrant, debian, ubuntu
Phabricator - Facebook Developer Tools
Nathan Malcolm
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0 responses
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open source, facebook, phabricator, code review
Decrypt shortened URL, the minimal way
Malte Bublitz
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1 response
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shell, cli, linux, curl
Varnish cache metrics dashaboard
Patricio Bruna
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0 responses
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linux, js, varnish, varnish cache
Show the latest commit on your Heroku app
John Amicangelo
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0 responses
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heroku, grep, git
Git "server" on Dropbox
Rodolfo Novak
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0 responses
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dropbox, git
A Vim Cheatsheet
Ravi Sarma
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0 responses
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vim, reference
Spread .gitconfig across multiple files for easy sharing
cSquirrel
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0 responses
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config, tip, git, github
Retry git push as long as the server is down
Stuart P. Bentley
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1 response
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bash, retry
Resolve SSHFS speed issues with Mac OS X
Chris Vandebroek
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0 responses
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macosx, ssh, vpn, sshfs
Android SDK Update - Headless (SSH)
Paul Blundell
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1 response
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ssh, upgrade, android, sdk
Disable arrow keys in vim
Ben Doerr
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0 responses
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vim, vimrc
Compress and Uncompress anything on Linux
pmaoui
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1 response
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linux, zip, tar, uncompress
Create hex dump of given file
Adam Stankiewicz
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1 response
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shell, unix
Vim Git Diff in the Gutter
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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2 responses
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rails, vim, tip, plugin
My first steps on a new Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Server
Jim Myhrberg
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0 responses
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linux, setup, ubuntu
Get yourself some git completion on OSX
David Underwood
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2 responses
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osx, git, auto-complete
Nice display of your MacBook's battery status in tmux/terminal
Nicolas Goles
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0 responses
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zsh, terminal, tmux, bash
Git and Grunt Deploy to Windows Azure
Jay Harris
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0 responses
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node, azure, deployment, grunt
Runs rspec tests in subdirectories
Łukasz Korecki
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0 responses
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ruby, tdd, zsh, testing
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