Hacking the command line
How to kill background or suspended shell job?
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, unix, bash
Get terminal code of special character.
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, unix
What del button really meant to be
gahtune
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0 responses
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vim, user-friendly
git live-log bash script
xero harrison
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0 responses
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terminal, log, git, bash
Freeing cached memory on linux system
Matteo Cappadonna
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0 responses
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linux, bash
Aliases in Git
Marko Klemetti
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2 responses
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shell, git
Automatically making scripts executable
gahtune
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0 responses
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vim, linux, shebang
What Home button really meant to be
gahtune
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0 responses
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vim, user-friendly
External IP address from Terminal to clipboard
Pablo Dias
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, alias, linux
Easy command line parsing with Node.js
relistan
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0 responses
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node, command line, cli, javascript
compress file via terminal bzip2
Valentin Beuret
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0 responses
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terminal, bzip2
curl terminal display html
Valentin Beuret
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0 responses
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html, terminal, curl, ping
Find a unique name for your project
Matt Gauger
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0 responses
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grep, names
Use backspace in vim
gahtune
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1 response
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vim, user-friendly
Vim window resizing ala tmux
gahtune
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2 responses
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vim, window, tinykeymap
EC2 friendly SSH config
Thomaz Leite
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0 responses
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ssh, ec2
SSH/Readline - cheatsheet
Peter Mescalchin
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0 responses
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terminal, ssh, cheatsheet
Bash tab completion for the kill command
Patrik Henningsson
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, completion, bash
Reuse .jshintrc in a grunt project
Uri Sharf
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0 responses
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vim, lint, jshint, grunt
ZSH: Setting completion on when using aliases
Rodrigo Flores
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0 responses
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zsh, alias, git, hub
Pretty Print any JSON from the CLI
Jason Whaley
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0 responses
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python, cli, json
logging in terminal
Hsiaoming Yang
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0 responses
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javascript, terminal, nodejs
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