Hacking the command line
Use unix filesystem commands like cp, mv, mkdir, etc. on multiple files and directories.
Mir Nazim
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3 responses
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cli, unix, commands, filesystem
Adding color to Git in terminal
Luis Milanese
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0 responses
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terminal, git
Using jshint with vim
Farid Nouri Neshat
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0 responses
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vim, jshint, grunt, quickfix
ssh-askpass on OS X Lion
Johnny Rodgers
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0 responses
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mac, ssh, os x lion
Quickly and efficiently escape insert mode
Sean Todd
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2 responses
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vim, escape, efficiency, insert mode
Set Your Git editor to Sublime
David Morrow
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0 responses
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bash, git, sublime, bash_profile
Manage Wordpress programmatically
Santiago Gil
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0 responses
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php, cli, wordpress
Check when Nexus 4 has stock again
Diego Pérez
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1 response
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shell, android
bash alias to get latest/most recent file
Ryan Regalado
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2 responses
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aliases, alias, osx, vim
Vim: Count matched lines without changes
Tacahiroy
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0 responses
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vim, search
.rvmrc file that creates gemset if non-existant
David Morrow
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2 responses
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ruby, shell, rvm, gemset
Pretty indent in Vim
Suleyman Melikoglu
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0 responses
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vim, indentation
git clone github:user/repo
Adam Stankiewicz
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3 responses
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shell, zsh, ssh, git
Create hex dump of given file
Adam Stankiewicz
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1 response
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shell, unix
Speeding up your terminal in OSX by clearing ASL logs
Ciro Nunes
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2 responses
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zsh, terminal, log, osx
Start Server & Open Browser (one-liner)
Béla Varga
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0 responses
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shell, terminal
/usr/include/features.h:324:26: fatal error: bits/predefs.h: No such file or directory
@kjellski
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2 responses
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bash, compiling nx, nomachine, nx-libs
Faster ESC in vim
Sławosz
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1 response
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vim, touchtyping
Change defaults (OSX)
Béla Varga
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0 responses
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terminal, osx
Easy Bash/ZSH Movement in Mac OS X Terminal
Jasdeep Singh
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0 responses
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zsh, bash, command line editing
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