Everyday tools of the trade
sudo: Drop root privileges
Guillaume Hain
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3 responses
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linux, sudo
Low latency Ethernet device polling
Hagen Paul Pfeifer
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0 responses
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linux, networking, kernel
Add Rage-Quit Support to Bash
Louis Acresti
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0 responses
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shell, bash
use subl to call sublime text 2 from git bash on Windows
Jupiter St John
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0 responses
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sublime text 2, bash, windows, git bash
Grab multiple lines with grep
Blaine Pace
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0 responses
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shell, grep
Checkout github pull request branch
Peter Baker
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0 responses
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git, github
Remove lots of files in a git commit
Greg Roodt
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0 responses
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git, command line, cli
Quick fix of Mint mute bug
Hendra Gunawan
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0 responses
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open source, linux, mint
Suspend rails console for quick shell access
Martin Svalin
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0 responses
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shell, rails, console
use Caps Lock as CTRL on Linux
Mattia Gheda
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4 responses
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linux, useful
Invoke js-beautify in Vim
Thomas Peklak
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0 responses
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vim, javascript, beautify
Download and Tidy WordPress
Neil Sweeney
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4 responses
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shell, .bash_profile, wordpress
Open Finder from your current directory in Terminal
Jon Thomas
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0 responses
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terminal, osx
Knock my Port!
Pierre Ozoux
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0 responses
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security, ssh, linux, firewall
How to search same file with different case
Mauro Barincelli
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0 responses
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shell, linux, unix
Pretty compact git log format
Emmanuel Bourgerie
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0 responses
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log, git
Force UTF-8 encoding for all Ruby 1.9 stuff
Bartłomiej Danek
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2 responses
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ruby, shell, zsh, bash
Flush memcache entries
Asanka
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0 responses
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mac, ubuntu, memcache
Reuse SSH Sessions
Rhodri Pugh
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0 responses
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ssh
Vim Spellchecking for Markdown Files
Dan Knox
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0 responses
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vim, macvim
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