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Hacking the command line

Open the file under your cursor

love your terminal

Vim Find and Replace a Part of Text

Repeat a Command After a Predefined Interval

OSX locate updatedb

Git status for all repositories in subdirectories of current dir.

Search useful commands in vim

Search for highlighted text with *

Trimming standard output with tr command

Windows Explorer here cli

Remove all .svn directories

Focus on the first window in Vim

Skip installing Gem documents - by default.

Auto installing vundle from your vimrc

vim sparkup

Run command (eg. unit test) until failure (to test race condition)

Time Machine from the commandline

Get a screenshoot from android adb

Execute git command on multiple repos

Quick toggle Microphone with notification in Ubuntu

Editing macro in Vim

Quickly setup a new python package

Remove trailing whitespace on save

Working with results on Windows command-line interfaces

Show current Git branch in bash prompt

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