Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Grab multiple lines with grep
Blaine Pace
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shell, grep
CtrlP + Line Number
Thomas Peklak
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vim, ctrlp
Easily Install SQL Native Client on Windows
Azri Jamil
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0 responses
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php, sql, cli, chocolatey
Speed up CTRL+P
John Antoni Griffiths
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vim, ctrlp
Clear all contents of a file from command line
Shih Oon Liong
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0 responses
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cli, command, cat, line
List for top ten CLI Commands
Philipp Haußleiter
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history, awk, bash
wget 302 filename
maligree
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wget, bash, console-fu
Showing the directory in the zsh prompt in OS X
alyphen
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, lucariatias
Renaming Git Origin
Andrew Cairns
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0 responses
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terminal, git, bash, github
Remove stopped Docker containers
Aaron Kalin
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shell, remove container, docker
CLI Downloading on Mac
Paul Gearon
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0 responses
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mac, download, metadata, quokka
Identar texto en VIM
Boris Quiroz
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0 responses
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vim, indent, text align
find and delete files matching a regex pattern
Sean Macdonald
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0 responses
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shell, regex, find, bash
Handling arguments in bash alias
Ezekiel Kigbo
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0 responses
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haml, alias, arguments, html
pro prank: make the terminal slow over time
Nimrod Gutman
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0 responses
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mac, linux, bash, slow
ZSH: Setting completion on when using aliases
Rodrigo Flores
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0 responses
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zsh, alias, git, hub
Awesome shortcuts for iTerm
David Leuliette
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, apple, unix
QOTD Quotes when you start a new shell
Marc Trudel
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0 responses
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networking, bash, quotd
Fetch protected S3 resources using EC2 IAM roles
Peter Mescalchin
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0 responses
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s3, ec2, aws, iam
Mount remote directories
neko
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0 responses
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ssh, scp, linux
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