Hacking the command line
Transparent socks proxy in bash
Richo Healey
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0 responses
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proxy, socks, bash
Runs rspec tests in subdirectories
Łukasz Korecki
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0 responses
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ruby, tdd, zsh, testing
Fix PHP short_open_tags (<?)
Augusto Pascutti
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0 responses
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php, bash
removing all .svn (sub)folders
Vinicius Quaiato
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0 responses
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shell, svn, git
One-line vim bundle update
katy lavallee
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0 responses
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vim, git, bash
Update URLs in Safari Bookmarks & History
Karsten Silkenbäumer
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0 responses
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shell, osx, plist, safari
Quick bash/zsh aliases for creating rails databases
Olly Smith
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0 responses
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bash, rails, zsh, alias
Convert m4a to mp3 with ffmpeg
Kenrick Turner
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0 responses
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cli, ffmpeg, mp3
Automatically add routes when connecting to a VPN
Christian Romney
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0 responses
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shell, xmlblog, osx, mac
Getting PCKeyboardHack to work in OS X Mountain Lion
Simon Pantzare
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0 responses
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osx, vim, mountain lion, pckeyboardhack
Slim down your shell pipeline with Awk
Christian Romney
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0 responses
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shell, xmlblog, zsh, grep
Dotfiles Meet Security
Simeon Willbanks
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2 responses
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osx, cli, devops
Run a Shell Script from NodeJs
Jake Trent
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1 response
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jtsnake, javascript, bash, nodejs
Re-edit vim files after a crash
Jason King
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0 responses
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bash, vim
The best terminal utility EVER.
John Riney
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0 responses
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terminal, os x, productivity, quake
Measure HTTP response times with cURL and store it on Cosm
Ilya Dmitrichenko
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0 responses
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http, curl, cosm, response
Pretty JSON in shell
Matias Korhonen
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0 responses
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python, shell, k33l0r, curl
Delete Mac OS X hidden files
Maxime VALETTE
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0 responses
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shell, apple, os x
Vim Adventures
Sёmka Novikov
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0 responses
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vim, vi
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