Tweak your operating system
Avoid typing long directory names with scp
Ohad Lutzky
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0 responses
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linux, ssh, scp, bash
Power Shell 3.0
Michael Dominick
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1 response
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powershell, git, windows
Use Github the Right Way with Code Journal
Michael Dominick
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5 responses
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cocoa, open-source, mac, git
Avoid robocopy infinite loop with /XJ
Nelson Antunes
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1 response
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shell, backup, robocopy, windows
Give low port permission to your node apps
Daniel Tralamazza
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0 responses
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linux, tcp, node
Birthday Greeting, The Geeky Way.
Mani Monajjemi
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1 response
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command line, linux, geeky
Avanzar por palabra en consola
Patricio Bruna
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0 responses
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mac os x, linux
Git beefy rebase and push alias
Murphy Randle
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0 responses
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zsh, git, alias, mac
svn info on bash prompt
Nelson Antunes
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0 responses
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bash, linux, svn
Check for Weak Credentials
Damian Tommasino
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0 responses
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mysql, security, linux
SysAdmin tip
Guilherme Elias
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0 responses
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linux, aws, devops, sysadm
PostgreSQL `shared memory segment` error
Brandon Beacher
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0 responses
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os x, postgres, homebrew, memory error
Using zsh instead of bash
Marcus Puchalla
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1 response
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zsh, linux, bash
Daemon start-up script in Node
Chris matheson
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0 responses
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node, script, linux, startup
Do something in all first level subdirectories linux command shell
Leandro Moreira
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4 responses
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shell, linux, command
Can't enter MS Office serial number in wine?
Nelson Antunes
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0 responses
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microsoft, wine, linux, office
never trust mount (on linux at least)
Daniel Tralamazza
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0 responses
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linux, lxc, mount, migraine
Tweak winetricks to install MSOffice from local folder
Nelson Antunes
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0 responses
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linux, microsoft, wine, winetricks
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