Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
VIM - Reselect the text just pasted from yank
Matt Ryan
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vim, snippets
transparent vagrant subdirectory
Simon Waibl
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shell, vagrant
Vim: Count matched lines without changes
Tacahiroy
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vim, search
Terminal, can I haz nice welcome image?
Bodo Tasche
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terminal, ascii, ansi, art
zsh vi-mode
John Antoni Griffiths
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zsh, terminal, vi
Copy folder structure without contents
Steven Schobert
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shell, copy, folders, directory
Fishshell function for Creating Tarballs with Progressbars
Randall Hand
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shell, fish, commandline, tar
Create a Bunch of Files with Bash
Raphael Pierzina
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1 response
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helper, bash
brew update & brew upgrade outdated in one step
Thomas Kober
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bash, homebrew, brew
Add id_rsa to Heroku
Yesi D
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heroku, ssh, id_rsa
Show user Library OSX
Stefano Pulze
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terminal, osx
Easier Pow usage
Joah Gerstenberg
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rails, zsh, rack, pow
Terminal on demand
Fabio Mancinelli
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terminal, gnome3
Handy cd aliases
Marc Hibbins
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bash
block country using simple script
K2patel
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0 responses
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bash, script, block, to
Screen Send Delay
Rhodri Pugh
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vim, screen
Edit sensitive files with vim
Petr
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security, vim, password, modeline
Copy file into clipboard
zunda
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clipboard, bash, x.org
Import go package in vim
Philippe Lafoucrière
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go, vim, golang
transfer files via ssh
Wern Ancheta
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ssh, file-transfer
minimal sexy vim setup for the extremely lazy
William Whitacre
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vim, oneliner, vimrc, lazy
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