Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Vim Paredit Gone Nutz?
Rhodri Pugh
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vim, paredit
rm -r ./~ is way way different than rm -r ~
Prashanth Sadasivan
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ec2, ubuntu, bash
Autocompose changelog for git projects
Alexander Schepanovski
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shell, alias, changelog, changes
Remember the shortcuts that save time
Kevin Wetzels
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shell, emacs, osx, bash
pushd/popd
Alan Gonzalez
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shell, cmd
Open Finder from your current directory in Terminal
Jon Thomas
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terminal, osx
Run a script every n seconds
Koh Choong Yong
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shell, unix
Restart apache with additional debug information
Adam Phillips
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shell, apache
Open vi/vim on a specific line number
Mark McD ☠
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vim, cli, text, vi
Search for a string in (all) files inside a directory
Vic
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shell, grep, search, directory
Build up a ssh tunnel to another computer
Daniel Wehner
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ssh, ipython
Find text in files
Suzanne Aldrich
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0 responses
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shell, bash
A bash alias for intermediate git users: gityank
Shakeel Mohamed
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git, bash, shell
Remove item from path (quickly)
LokiAstari
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bash, path
OpenSSL::SSL::SSLError: SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3
Djalma Araújo
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ruby, rails, osx, rvm
Search and replace in multiple files with pipes
Sergey Panfilov
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shell, sed, grep, awk
Quick convert Win new lines character in a dir
Łukasz Nośko
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shell, sed, unix
Improving network performance on RasPi / Edimax EW-7811Un
davewatts
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ssh, network, raspberry pi, raspi
Mass rename .css.scss to .scss (bash script)
Matenia Rossides
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bash, rails assets, rails upgrade
Find a symbol in multiple C++/C libraries (archives or shared libraries)
Hélder Vasconcelos
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c, shell, linux, bash
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