Everyday tools of the trade
Simple sniffer
Jan Bernacki
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0 responses
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shell
A faster way to rake (with bundler)
Gilbert
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2 responses
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ruby, rails, bash
Add sudo after opening a file in vim
Steffan Harries
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5 responses
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vim, linux, sudo
Search files for text, get files and line numbers.
Chris Fidao
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2 responses
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shell, cli, linux
Ubuntu: Essential packages for compile a program from source
Rezigned
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1 response
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linux, ubuntu
Use find to change permissions to some files
Andrea Puggioni
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1 response
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linux, bash
Flush caché DNS on Mac OS X
Felipe
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0 responses
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mac, os x, cache, flush
Is my linux 32 or 64 bits ?
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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linux, unix
Mysql 5.5 on Ubuntu 12
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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mysql, ubuntu
Change last commit
YDB
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2 responses
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git
Quicker Git Add Commit Push
Joel Kirchartz
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0 responses
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git, bash
Connect to MySQL in Vagrant with Sequel Pro
James D
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15 responses
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mysql, vagrant, sequel pro
Dev in a Ubuntu virtual machine
Chris Fidao
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1 response
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cli, linux, server, ubuntu
Control Your SELinux
Steffan Harries
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0 responses
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logging, linux, selinux, server
Complete Python Dev Environment
Anthony Nyström
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0 responses
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python, puppet, vagrant, vm
Have PHP-FPM Listen On Unix Socket
Ryan Mitchell
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0 responses
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php, linux, nginx, php-fpm
Copy contents of file to clipboard from Terminal in OSX
Chris Jones
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, osx
FileMerge
Jeffrey Jackson
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0 responses
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ios, xcode, mac, objective-c
upgrading postgres from 9.1 to 9.2
Ben
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1 response
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postgres, upgrade, ubuntu
Prevent saving a shell command in the history file.
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, bash
Aliasing like a pro
Mikael Brassman
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, alias, macosx
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