Hacking the command line
For loop in one bash line
michał łukasiewicz
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0 responses
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bash, oneliner, for loop
Switching SSH keys between Heroku accounts
Dharampal H S
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4 responses
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rails, heroku, ssh, git
Matchit for Elixir
Daiderd Jordan
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0 responses
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erlang, vim, l0cknl0ad7
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Rahul Trikha
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4 responses
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shell, fish, homebrew, rbenv
Bash save for later
Chris Kentfield
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3 responses
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shell
iOS Simulator log in terminal, instead of Xcode
Paweł Ksieniewicz
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0 responses
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terminal, ios, xcode
Bang Bang (!!)
Robin Curry
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0 responses
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shell
How to get back to previous directory
Enrique Urzúa
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0 responses
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terminal, unix
MySQL output as CSV, on command line
Michael Jemmeson
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1 response
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mysql, csv, bash
Phing: watch over files changes
Tomás
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2 responses
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php, bash, phing
git diff
Jake Bellacera
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0 responses
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terminal, unix, agile, fun
Introduction to Grunt - Portuguese
Evandro Eisinger
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0 responses
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node, cli, npm, grunt
Auto-completes the npm executables in ZSH
Xavier Cambar
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, npm, nodejs
It's Beer :30 Time
Cedric Yao
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0 responses
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terminal, bash
Your knife is slow? Sharpen it!
Pierre Ozoux
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0 responses
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zsh, chef, knife, rbenv
Bang Cash (!$)
Robin Curry
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15 responses
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shell
Brace Expansion in Bash
Tyler Hunt
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1 response
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shell, bash
Always run gofmt in vim
Matt Williams
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2 responses
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vim, golang
Edit sensitive files with vim
Petr
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0 responses
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security, vim, password, modeline
Editing a remote file with vim on your local machine
Rahul Trikha
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1 response
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vim, server, remote, edit
Quick Tip: dsconfigad
kenergy
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0 responses
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terminal, mac os x, dsconfigad
Quick Tip: scutil
kenergy
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0 responses
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terminal, mac os x, hostname
Allowing non-admin users to change the time zone setting
kenergy
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0 responses
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terminal, mac os x, administration
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