Hacking the command line
Sort Lines of Text in Any OSX Application
Jeff Remer
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4 responses
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shell, terminal, xcode, osx
Cleansing Jekyll YAML Front Matter Dates
James Martin
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1 response
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ruby, jekyll, bash
Bash xargs as a for loop
Julio A. Mistral
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0 responses
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shell scripting, bash
Django bash aliases
Christian Toivola
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0 responses
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django, bash
Find the right routes in rails
Justin Herrick
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2 responses
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rails, grep, unix, routes
How to take screenshot of the window without drop shadow in OS X
Rafal Bromirski
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, mac, os x
Vundle
Deden Fathurahman
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0 responses
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vim, vundle
Fabric and Celery can be friends!
Alex Hart
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3 responses
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python, django, ssh, fabric
Remove .pyc Files Automatically
Doug Thomas
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0 responses
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python, git, bash
Safety tips for dangerous commands in bash
Rilke Petrosky (XenoMuta 2.0)
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3 responses
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bash, linux, unix, shellscript
tmuxinator - Manage complex tmux sessions easily
Hasan Tayyar BEŞİK
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0 responses
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terminal, tmux
easy way to trim string in shell
kelviN
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Resume an scp transfer
Semio Zheng
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0 responses
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shell
Build a local command-line remote pairing environment
Zee Spencer
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0 responses
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ssh, tmux, pairing
Get puma jungle scripts working with rvm
Johannes Opper
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1 response
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rails, nginx, puma, capistrano
JSON beutifier for the command line warrior
Jose Miguel
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0 responses
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console, terminal, command line, json
Link OSX /Users to /home without rebooting
Marin Usalj
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, osx, mneorr
Automatically mount an external drive when launching iPhoto
Simon Jodet
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0 responses
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mac, bash, iphoto, external drive
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