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Hacking the command line

Tell bash what you really meant - alias common typos

Pull all your Git Repositories

show most active agents in user logs

Vim - cruising through changes in a file

shellshock test

[Linux tricks] The fastest way to find a string in a given folder

Duplicate terminal for presentations

VimTip#3: yank and paste in place

Display running jobs (if any) in the shell prompt

Surgical Replace

What Home button really meant to be

Copy file permissions from another tree structure

Find recent logs that contain the string 'Exception', with count

check port usage on mac

one liner to give yourself access to a dir

OS X in-terminal battery notification script.

Zsh is Git's BFF

Version control before you code

logging in terminal

Execute remote commands with ssh

CSScomb with vim

find + Spotlight = mdfind

Sort using or other declarations nicely

How to clean "Open With" duplicates

Use paste -d "\n" to merge files line by line

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