Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
vim-easy-align
Benjamin Chrétien
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0 responses
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vim, plugin, align
PHPDoc and VIM
Alexander
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0 responses
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php, vim, phpdoc
Vim: Jump to gem source while using Vagrant
Anton Kalyaev
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0 responses
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ruby, gem, vim, vagrant
Automatically add ssh keys to agent on shell login
Jason Anderson
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0 responses
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ssh, unix, scripts, bash
Script to install OpenVAS from source code on Ubuntu/Arch linux
Chris Fernandez CEHv7, IACRB, Linux Engineer
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0 responses
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linux, arch, ubuntu, bash
Install Less CSS compiler in Ubuntu via nodes
Pol Ruzafa
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0 responses
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css, linux, ubuntu, less
Searching GitHub WIkis
Tim Moore
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0 responses
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git, wiki, github
Add Skype icon in message applications in Ubuntu 14.4
Morteza Nourelahi Alamdari
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0 responses
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icon, skype, application, message
Installing Copy.com on linux servers (headless linux) to simplify file transfer and deployment.
Akapo Damilola Francis
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4 responses
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shell, dropbox, vilgax321, copy
Git status on bash prompt in technicolor
Lorenzo Novaro
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0 responses
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shell, fish, console, terminal
Push your feature branch to heroku
Arun Agrawal
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0 responses
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heroku, git
Markdown Syntax on Github
Thomas Jaspers
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2 responses
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markdown, md, github
The Pasteboard & the Command line (Mac OS X)
Thomas Kober
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, osx, macosx
Push current branch to Heroku
Fernando Briano
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1 response
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heroku, git
VIM: Add "/" and "|" to text objects
Endel Dreyer
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1 response
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vim, text objects
Install Sublime Text 3 (beta) on Linux Mint or Ubuntu
John Atten
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2 responses
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sublime text, linux
Install MySQL-python-1.2.3 with python2.7, mysql5.6 on seven
onemoretime
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0 responses
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windows, mysqldb, python 2.7, mysql 5.6
Vim: resplit after window size change
Dmitry Medvinsky
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0 responses
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vim, gvim, macvim
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