Everyday tools of the trade
Simple JSON Syntax Highlighting in Vim
Yaser Sulaiman
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0 responses
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vim, json
OSX logs every downloaded file!
Simone
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0 responses
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mac, bash
Delete items from browser history (Mac OSX)
Ian Vaughan
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0 responses
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osx, mac, browser, history
Web Workers simplified - webworq
Rich McNeary
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0 responses
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html, script, web, javascript
Advanced features for your Bash Shell
Hélder Vasconcelos
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0 responses
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shell, cli, linux, unix
The "other" file permissions on Mac OS X
Chris Wilson
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0 responses
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mac, permissions, unix, bsd
How to differentiate running Java processes on Linux
John Leacox
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0 responses
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java, shell, linux
Use IE on OSX with Wine
Rico Sta. Cruz
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0 responses
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osx, ie, mac
Running Rails 3.2.x under IIS 7.5, using SQL Server, and keeping the Asset Pipeline.
Andrew McElroy
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1 response
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rails, windows, ruby 1.9.4, iis 7.5
OS X keeps track of every file you've ever downloaded
Robert May
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0 responses
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osx, security, mac, privacy
Setting max file descriptors and other limits with upstart on debian/ubuntu
Rich Paret
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2 responses
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debian, ubuntu, upstart, ulimit
Recursively delete empty directories
Andreas Böhrnsen
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0 responses
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shell, bash, command line, directory
Make a Backup of a File
Steven Wade
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Git prev & next
Bruno Michel
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1 response
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git
Incremental backups for PostgreSQL
Bartłomiej Danek
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1 response
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s3, aws, bash, postgresql
Checking memory usage under Linux
Matt Willsher
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2 responses
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memory, sysadmin, linux
Install powerline on OSX mountain lion
Enrique Vidal
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6 responses
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python, vim, homebrew, macvim
vim: repeat last macro command
Ryan Regalado
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0 responses
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vim, repeat, macro
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