Hacking the command line
Open the Xcworkspace file in the current directory
Bram Plessers
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1 response
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workspace, terminal, xcode, osx
How to get your External IP from bash
Ashley Raiteri
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3 responses
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ec2, ip address, bash
Vim: Django Code AutoComplete
Marín Alcaraz
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3 responses
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vim, django, autocomplete
Run a server locally with only one command
Pablo
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0 responses
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python, shell, server, html5
Make password asterisks visible in your terminal
Gautam Basubramanian
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0 responses
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terminal, vim, linux, sudo
List files modified in the last hour - find command
Daniel Romero
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1 response
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shell, find, linux, unix
Proxy with DigitalOcean
Diogo
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2 responses
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shell, osx, mac, proxy
Run a shell command on files or directories with spaces
Greg Roodt
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0 responses
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shell, bash, find, xargs
Thanks to Github Trending!
Ahmed
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1 response
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php, shell, os x, doctrine
Use comments for tagging successful commands on the command line
Bruno Gama
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, history, search
Vim as Python code editor
joe di castro
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0 responses
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python, vim, editor
Tmux Basics
shiva kumar
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, osx, tmux
git commit amend
Milos Dakic
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0 responses
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git, terminal, code, commit
shell: Find and copy files
Sajnikanth Suriyanarayanan
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0 responses
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find, copy, bash
vim: Search, copy and paste to another file
Sajnikanth Suriyanarayanan
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0 responses
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vim, search, copy, paste
Change last typed word in vim
nassersala
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0 responses
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vim, ide, typos, text editing
Close a frozen SSH session
Willem van der Jagt
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0 responses
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shell, ssh
Colorized diff output in the terminal console
Daniel Reis
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0 responses
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git, terminal, bzr
Whois from the Command Line
Ben Ackles
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0 responses
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terminal
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