Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Parse wget.log for HTTP response codes
Suzanne Aldrich
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shell, bash
Screen splitting on screen
Hsu Hlaing
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linux, command-line, screen
Serve current directory tree at http://$HOSTNAME:8000/
Chris
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python, osx, cli, cweissde
Finding process by open port on OSX
Cayley Humphries
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node, osx, cli
SSH Tunneling for Secure Browsing
Aron Barbosa
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shell, ssh
Repeat last command with substitution
michał łukasiewicz
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bash, terminal, command line, repeat
Mac OS X Terminal - Command Line Tip
Rishav Rastogi
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terminal, mac os x
Read the logs first!
Andrew Cairns
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terminal, debug, logs, debugging
SSH login without password
Shavit
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ubuntu, ssh, authentication
Fast ctrlp
Daniel Cadenas
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vim
Pretty indent in Vim
Suleyman Melikoglu
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vim, indentation
Start Server & Open Browser (one-liner)
Béla Varga
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shell, terminal
copy+paste system clipboard in vim
Kristian Lewis Jones
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vim, vimrc
Move/copy files the KISS way
Axilleas Pipinellis
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move, copy, kiss, bash
Keyboard Enhancements in Mac for Vim Lover
Wang Zhuochun
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vim, keyboard, mac
Rsync Quickie
Shih Oon Liong
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shell, linux, rsync
Alias project directories for quick access.
Kevin Vanzandberghe
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shell, zsh, workflow
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