Everyday tools of the trade
compress file via terminal bzip2
Valentin Beuret
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0 responses
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terminal, bzip2
curl terminal display html
Valentin Beuret
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0 responses
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html, terminal, curl, ping
Using gists with github automatic page generators
Anas Nakawa
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0 responses
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gh-pages, gist, javascript, github
String Length and Command Line Arguments in x86 Assembly
Elliot Bradbury
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0 responses
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assembly, linux, x86, intel
Find a unique name for your project
Matt Gauger
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0 responses
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grep, names
Install APC on Ubuntu
Miloš Matić
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1 response
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cache, server, ubuntu, apc
Print lines in the middle of a big file
gahtune
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1 response
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sed, head, linux, tail
Display Dashboards Full Screen on OS X
Ben Mills
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6 responses
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osx, os x, webkit, looking glass
Find a command's host rpm.
Chao YANG
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0 responses
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linux
Use backspace in vim
gahtune
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1 response
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vim, user-friendly
Vim window resizing ala tmux
gahtune
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2 responses
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vim, window, tinykeymap
Barebones XMonad config for Ubuntu
Arvind Kunday
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0 responses
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linux, xmonad
Hosting a Blog on Github
Aaron Karper
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2 responses
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blog, github
EC2 friendly SSH config
Thomaz Leite
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0 responses
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ssh, ec2
SSH/Readline - cheatsheet
Peter Mescalchin
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0 responses
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terminal, ssh, cheatsheet
Bash tab completion for the kill command
Patrik Henningsson
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, completion, bash
Painless git submodules update
raz ohad
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0 responses
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git, aliass
Use the Insert Key to Paste in Git Bash
Yaser Sulaiman
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0 responses
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git, windows, git bash
Reuse .jshintrc in a grunt project
Uri Sharf
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0 responses
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vim, lint, jshint, grunt
OSX: Google Chrome Canary launching Chrome workaround
Victor Solis
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0 responses
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google, chrome, osx, mac
ZSH: Setting completion on when using aliases
Rodrigo Flores
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0 responses
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zsh, alias, git, hub
Pretty Print any JSON from the CLI
Jason Whaley
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0 responses
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python, cli, json
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