Everyday tools of the trade
slurm - network load monitor
Patrik Kernstock
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0 responses
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linux, network, debian, monitor
Afficher les fichiers cachés (Transmit FTP)
Simon Paitrault
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0 responses
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osx, mac, ftp, bash
tmux cycle window layouts
Bert Heymans
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0 responses
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vim, tmux, shortcut
Context-aware grep
Ilya Dmitrichenko
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0 responses
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grep, git
Install Less CSS compiler in Ubuntu via nodes
Pol Ruzafa
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0 responses
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css, linux, ubuntu, less
How to measure the number of lines of code in a project
Sendoa Portuondo
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2 responses
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php, shell, osx, ios
Open file from same dir as edited file in vim
Ivan Novikov
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0 responses
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vim, shortcuts
Get an email whenever 'sudo' is run on production
Chris Bumgardner
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0 responses
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linux, sudo, email, devops
Don't use Grep, use Ack
Stuart Grimshaw
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0 responses
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grep, search, ack
self-compiling source code
Max Golubev
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2 responses
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shell, trick, c, bash
Go to the previous git branch
Edgar Suarez
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0 responses
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unix, shortcuts, git
Bing desktop background loader
Romain Vigo Benia
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0 responses
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shell, linux, bing
Remove vagrant nodes from chef server on destroy
Thomas Massmann
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3 responses
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ruby, vagrant, chef
Share your chef's knife.rb config with vagrant
Thomas Massmann
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2 responses
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ruby, vagrant, chef
Ubuntu-Compiz
Kiran Gangadharan
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0 responses
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ubuntu, compiz
Write once, run (Ruby) anywhere
Marc Chung
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1 response
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ruby, bash
Compiler differences between Obj-C and Obj-C++
Benjamin Schuster-Boeckler
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0 responses
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mac, objc, corefoundation, ios
VIM IDE for Python programmers
Thiago Avelino
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0 responses
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python, vim, avelino0
First screenshot of my Linux Firewall application
Guillaume Hain
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1 response
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linux, interactive firewall
Archive your GitHub repos and data
Filippo Valsorda
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3 responses
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python, git, github
Changing your default shell in Mac OS X
Lincoln de Sousa
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0 responses
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shell, osx, bash
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