Everyday tools of the trade
Column formatting in vim
Matthew Boehm
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4 responses
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vim, bash
Running docker as a client on Mac OS X
Stephan
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8 responses
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macosx, mac, virtualization, docker
Node and Npm on Windows
Willian Duarte de Andrade
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0 responses
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npm, command-line, windows, nodejs
Install ncdu on Amazon Linux
ambar
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0 responses
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shell, linux, disk, ncdu
How to configure Nginx
Alex Goretoy
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0 responses
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configuration, linux, nginx
Integrated Development Environment?
Clark Nelson
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2 responses
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sublime, vim, development, ide
Use Full Path to Generate File Names Using Awk
Manny Toledo
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0 responses
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cli, awk, bash
Open a file from finder using keyboard shortcut
Ignasi Marimon-Clos
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0 responses
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macosx, finder, noob
Vim: Repeat everything
Anton Kalyaev
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1 response
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vim, repeat, commands
SSH your office's computer with reverse ssh tunnel.
Julio Turolla
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2 responses
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proxy, ssh, remote, access
Get computer name to show up on terminal - mac
Rizwan Iqbal
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0 responses
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terminal, osx
remove git orig file without git clean
Amr El-hagary
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0 responses
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linux, git, bash
Know your RSpec cli arguments!
Titov Andrey
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, cli, arguments
XDebug CLI with PhpStorm
Daniel Gomes
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0 responses
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php, danielcsgomes, debug, cli
Clonar git dentro de una carpeta
Edwin Gonzales M.
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0 responses
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clone, git
Setup a MongoDB Container With a Docker File
Ismail Dhorat
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0 responses
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mongodb, docker
Full System Backup with rsync
Mort Yao
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2 responses
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shell, rsync, linux
Terminal Color Scheme for Git
Cristiano Diniz da Silva
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0 responses
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scheme, color, terminal, branch
Managing RAM and SWAP
Daniel Romero
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0 responses
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shell, server, hacking, kernel
How to check (and change) your default JDK with one command
Junior Ales
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0 responses
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osx, mac, macos, jdk
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