Hacking the command line
Running cron on OSX Mountain Lion
Mickaël Rémond
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1 response
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osx, mountain-lion, bash
Bash history: Ignore duplicates
Nils Caspar
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0 responses
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history, duplicates, bash
Shell based GeoIP log file analysis
Mickaël Rémond
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0 responses
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shell, geoip, bash
Forgot to type sudo?
Horacio González
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0 responses
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bash, sudo
Fixing a slow starting Terminal or iTerm2 on Mac OS X
Lauris
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, iterm2
Command Line shortcuts
Federico Ulfo
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1 response
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command line, cli
GNU/Linux: time zone for a specific user
Paweł Wilk
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0 responses
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shell, linux, gnu, user
Shortcut Keys for Bash
Amgad Suliman
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0 responses
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linux, bash
Ctag vim
Abhishek Nalwaya
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0 responses
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vim, productivity, ctag
vim search for function or word in file
Ryan Regalado
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0 responses
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vim, shortcut, ctags, function
ZSH vi mode bind jj to enter normal mode
Ryan Kois
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, vim
Howto use su with ssh x-forwarding
Hannes Georg
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0 responses
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linux, ssh, x, su
Simple backup script
Gustavo Gómez
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0 responses
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linux, backup, ssh, rsync
Show git branch in bash promt
Todd
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5 responses
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shell, git, bash
Nyan Cat is a Valid Use of Our University Servers
Kraig Walker
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0 responses
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bash, terminal, osx, linux
colorfull bash prompt with git branch
Konrad Merz
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0 responses
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shell, git, bash
terminal output to clipboard
Allan Kent
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1 response
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terminal, osx
Config Postgress.app for Terminal
Piermaria Cosina
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0 responses
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bash, rails, heroku, terminal
List all folders in descending order of size
Abhinav Ajgaonkar
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0 responses
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shell, du, file size in a folder, sort files by size
Sharing non-bare git repos
Jon Henderson
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0 responses
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cli, git
Highlight column 80.
Ryan Kois
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0 responses
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vim
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