Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Watching packets go by
Lars Van Casteren
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0 responses
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tcpdump, packets, bash
Easy GOPATH fix for Google Go
Martijn van Maasakkers
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0 responses
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terminal, cli, golang, gopath
Vim Zen-coding expansion for slim and haml templating languages
Kashyap
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0 responses
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haml, vim, slim, zen-coding
Use /usr/bin/env
Chao YANG
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0 responses
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vim
What del button really meant to be
gahtune
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vim, user-friendly
Push current branch to origin
Dimitrios Mistriotis
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1 response
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shell, git, github
Running in background.
Leonardo Koch Kewitz
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0 responses
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shell, linux, leokewitz, bash
Vim find and replace
Sergey Zabolotnov
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1 response
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vim, search, replace
One liner to create a Pow symlink for the current directory
Simon Starr
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1 response
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rails, pow, bash
Matchit for Elixir
Daiderd Jordan
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0 responses
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erlang, vim, l0cknl0ad7
Fix Express.js in npm
Nnenna John
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, expressjs, npm
Calculator in bash
Alexey Bobyrev
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0 responses
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bash, unix, calc
show file name in Vim
Tony612
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0 responses
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vim
Serving a Website Within a Chromebook Terminal
Darren Hickling
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0 responses
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chromebook, bash, docker, jekyll
Total lines of code
Sergey Zabolotnov
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2 responses
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shell, unix, awk, git
non-blocking IPC in shell
Amalrik Maia
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0 responses
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shell, ipc, fifo, bash
Bash: Function to remove last-typed command from history
Caleb Evans
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0 responses
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bash, shell, productivity, terminal
Get a pretty-print xml from a site (or a remote location)
Sébastien Quioc
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0 responses
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ssh, curl, xml
Always get the latest file to tail!
Lars Van Casteren
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0 responses
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apache, logfile, bash, tail
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