Hacking the command line
Launch the Php 5.4 internal web server
Renaud Wellens
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0 responses
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php, cli, web server
Clean up OSX .dotfiles
Jim Greenleaf
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3 responses
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shell, alias, osx, files
Use your aliases with sudo
Jim Greenleaf
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0 responses
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shell, aliases, sudo, bashrc
Three very useful command line tips
Rafael Bika
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3 responses
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shell, commandline
remove whitespaces on vim
Antônio Roberto Silva
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0 responses
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regex, vim, remove whitespaces
freegamesforyourwebsite.com repository-alike
tacoen
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0 responses
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linux, bash
get latest file
tacoen
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0 responses
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perl, bash
Use tree with gitignore
David de Klerk
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0 responses
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shell, git
Check if IP address belongs to Akamai (programmatically)
Rafael Felix Correa
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0 responses
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shellscript, network, check, bash
Speed up Vim + Ruby when using rbenv
Mariusz Cieśla
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0 responses
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ruby, vim, rbenv
Sublime Text 2 installer/uninstaller
Marco Trulla
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0 responses
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shell, script, sublime-text, linux
Copy and overwrite file and auto create sub-directories
Shih Oon Liong
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0 responses
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cli, linux, bash
gvim always new tab with fish shell
Niclas
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0 responses
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fish, vim, gvim, fishshell
OS X: install GUI applications from CLI
Eric Ripa
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0 responses
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osx, cli, brew, automate
fish prompt with rvm and git info
Christian Schlensker
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2 responses
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shell, fish
Debugging Xcode Plugins
Delisa Mason
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3 responses
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shell, cocoa, xcode, osx
My pinky is tired - VIM
Amos King
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0 responses
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vim, productivity, shortcuts
ssh/sftp using private key
Pavan
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0 responses
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linux, ssh, sftp, private key
Removing special characters with sed
Felipe Brandão
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0 responses
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shell, regex, sed, linux
rails database time traveler
Tobi Lehman
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0 responses
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rails, db, bash
Append git-branch name in command line
Mohamed Rashid
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0 responses
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cli, git, bash
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