Everyday tools of the trade
Protect yourself from trashing the production database
James Cuzella
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3 responses
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shell, mysql, linux, database
Copy lorem ipsum text to clipboard via shell
James Cuzella
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3 responses
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shell, alias, linux, clipboard
How to fetch Pull Request on Github
jigsaw
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0 responses
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git, github
Git Tips From the Pros
Marco Trulla
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0 responses
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scm, dvcs, vcs, git
Speed up pushing to Github
Ravi Kotecha
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3 responses
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push, ssh, speed, git
Check md5sum of remote file
James Cuzella
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0 responses
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checksum, remote, files, check
Vim a file 'utf-16' encoded
Yuwei Ba
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0 responses
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vim, file, encoding
Quickly backport fixes into bugfix branches
Oliver Gierke
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0 responses
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branch, merge, git, backporting
Git alias to rebase and merge in one go
Oliver Gierke
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0 responses
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git, merge, rebase
iTerm2 : pasting without copying
Willem van der Jagt
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0 responses
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os x, iterm2
Brace Expansion
Jearvon Dharrie
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, unix, productivity
Ctags + Bundler + Vim = Exuberance
Ed
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0 responses
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ruby, bundler, vim, ctags
Creating key and csr files for common "Godaddy certificate"
J. Carlos
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0 responses
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linux, openssl
Reverse search your bash history
Eric Allam
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1 response
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shell, history, bash
Debug stack traces from within vim
Matthew Boehm
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0 responses
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python, viml, vim, debugging
Ubuntu: Sending e-mails with Rails + exim4 (for Redmine)
Christoph Lühr
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0 responses
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rails, email, redmine, ubuntu
Speedup rvm ruby on mac
Marcel Medak
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1 response
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ruby, mac, performance, rvm
Quickly dismiss Mountain Lion notifications
Ken Seals
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1 response
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mountain, osx, mac, lion
lubuntu de wifi
Λlisue
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0 responses
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howto, debian, lubuntu, ubuntu
Less waste of time during the saving with VIM
0xNaN
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4 responses
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vim, gvim
I Don't Need No Stinkin' Git Merge Bubbles
Julio A. Mistral
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4 responses
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git, source control
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