Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Port scanning with Bash (without sudo, nmap or nc)
Victor Mendonca
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2 responses
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nmap, bash, port scan
Getting weather via your command line
Daniel Pepin
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4 responses
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php, script, api, weather
Turn textareas into a mini Vim or Emacs
Benjamin Harris
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1 response
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emacs, vim, browser, editor
Fixing arrow keys in iTerm 2
Philip Vasilchenko
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0 responses
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console, terminal, macosx, hotkeys
Sort Lines of Text in Any OSX Application
Jeff Remer
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4 responses
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shell, terminal, xcode, osx
Persistent IRC history with IRSSI and TMUX
Jonathan
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3 responses
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terminal, irc, commandline, tmux
A new Vim monokai color scheme for JavaScript
Crusoe.Xia
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2 responses
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vim, javascript
read yaml files in bash
hvlmnns
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0 responses
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bash, ruby, yaml
Tar & untar on OSX & Linux with Progress bars
Randall Hand
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0 responses
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shell, osx, linux
Fix SSH agent in reattached tmux session shells
Mike Bloy
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1 response
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zsh, tmux, ssh-agent
Encrypting STDIN using GnuPG
Lorenzo Manacorda
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0 responses
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bash, gpg, gnupg
Take a screenshot from commandline
Juanje Ojeda
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7 responses
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shell, cli, ssh, imagemagick
Using composer to manage global packages
Markus Hausammann
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0 responses
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php, composer, bash, phing
Proxy http traffic through your server using SSH on Mac OS X
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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mac, proxy, ssh, unix
Scheduling jobs in UNIX without cron
Janos Gyerik
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2 responses
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unix, bash
Automatically update $PATH with proper node_modules/.bin
Louis Acresti
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1 response
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node, npm, bash, nodejs
How to split flac files by cue and convert to alac on Mac OS X
Кирилл Сумороков
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2 responses
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shell, mac os x, alac, flac
Ruby pbcopy and pbpaste
Simone Carletti
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1 response
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shell, clipboard, irb, pbcopy
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