Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Vim: Make it easy to update/reload your .vimrc
Karthik Sirasanagandla
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0 responses
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vim, shortcuts, protip
Installing EventMachine on Windows 7 x64 running with Ruby 2.0 64
Felipe De Boni
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1 response
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ruby, eventmachine, windows
Run a bash command until it fails
Aidan Feldman
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0 responses
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shell, tests, bash, flaky
When building a blog using Jekyll/Github Pages, use somebody else's code!
Garry Welding
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0 responses
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github, blog, development, jekyll
Evaluate Ruby in Vim
Sonny Scroggin
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0 responses
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ruby, vim
Rust a safe, concurrent, practical language
Bob Williams
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0 responses
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rust, programming, github
Rapoo T300P touch-pad in Linux
daniperez
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4 responses
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gnome, linux, fedora, mouse
Make the command line fly
John Stevenson
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2 responses
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zsh, command line, prezto
There should be a Github for designers
Gerben Jacobs
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11 responses
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bootstrap, developers, designers, github
Shutdown all running Vagrant boxes
Ryan Sonnek
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5 responses
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ruby, unix, vagrant
Use default message when doing git merge
Orlando Del Aguila
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0 responses
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git, merge, pull, git merge
Overcoming Docker's AUFS 42 layer limit
Nathan Hopkins
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0 responses
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ubuntu, docker
Change all files and folders permissions to 644/755
Pierre-Louis LAUNAY
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1 response
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permissions, file, directory, bash
$ git pull my finger
n00shie
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4 responses
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git
Count pages in PDF
Stephan Groen
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0 responses
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php, linux, pdf
Grabbing Your Local IP (Fish Shell)
Daniel Stocks
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1 response
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shell, fish, osx, ip
Run rapidly dev-mongodb with batch file under windows
Kornél Mergulhão Novák
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0 responses
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batch, mongodb, windows
Running a VmWare Fusion docker-machine on OS X
Pete Brown
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0 responses
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osx, vmware fusion, docker
Use color grep and ls
Marc Hibbins
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0 responses
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shell, grep, bash
如何讓 AWS EC2 Instance 開機時自動掛載 AWS S3 Bucket
fukuball
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0 responses
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shell, aws, crontab, aws ec2
Running 'git status' across multiple repos
Dustin Haffner
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0 responses
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sh, command line, git
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