Hacking the command line
block country using simple script
K2patel
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0 responses
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bash, script, block, to
Vim: Edit Files that Grep finds
Bart Lantz
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8 responses
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grep, vim, commandline
Fed up of Mac os "sed"
Pierre Ozoux
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2 responses
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shell, sed, mac os
One-time password for SSH
Ziyan Zhou
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0 responses
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python, ssh, otp
Vim - Regex to change hash rockets to new hash syntax in Ruby
Nícolas Lazarte Kaqui
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8 responses
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ruby, rails, vim, vi
Use MAMP's version of PHP
Jubal Mabaquiao
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0 responses
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php, shell, osx, mamp
CLI for NodeJS
Wolf
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0 responses
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nodejs, command line, cli, readline
man ascii
Erik Peterson
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0 responses
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cli
Refresh Ctrl-P's file list cache
Ian Duncan
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0 responses
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vim, ctrlp, ctrl-p
List most recent files with minute precision
Franco Cedillo
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0 responses
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console, bash
Screenrc and emacs
Brandon Turner
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0 responses
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terminal, emacs, screen, repl
Polling parallel processes using bash
Siddharth Kumar
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0 responses
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poll, scripts, parallel, bash
phpcomplete-extended: a fast, extensible vim autocomplete plugin for PHP projects
Mun Mun Das
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3 responses
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php, vim, plugin, autocomplete
Force ssh and scp to use Password Authentication
Dmitry Ivanov
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1 response
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shell, ssh, scp
Column formatting in vim
Matthew Boehm
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4 responses
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vim, bash
Node and Npm on Windows
Willian Duarte de Andrade
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0 responses
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npm, command-line, windows, nodejs
Install ncdu on Amazon Linux
ambar
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0 responses
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shell, linux, disk, ncdu
Integrated Development Environment?
Clark Nelson
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2 responses
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sublime, vim, development, ide
Use Full Path to Generate File Names Using Awk
Manny Toledo
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0 responses
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cli, awk, bash
Vim: Repeat everything
Anton Kalyaev
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1 response
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vim, repeat, commands
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