Everyday tools of the trade
Map § to <Esc> in vim for tiny MacBooks
Tom Lea
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0 responses
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vim, macbook air
Multiple SSH Private Keys
Tom Lea
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0 responses
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osx, ssh
Zsh function to pretty print json in shell
Oleiade
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3 responses
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python, zsh, tips, tricks
watch + lsof == Instant Progress Bar
Phil Smith
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2 responses
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shell, linux
List only NFS file handles
Justin 'J' Lynn
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0 responses
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networking, operations, nfs, linux
Install VMWare tools (Ubuntu / Debian)
Scott Horsley
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0 responses
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virtualisation, vmware, linux, ubuntu
Virtualisation installation (Ubuntu server)
Scott Horsley
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0 responses
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linux, virtualisation, ubuntu
Quick-n-Dirty Link Extraction with lynx
Phil Smith
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0 responses
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shell, web crawling, lynx
Rails' alias_method_chain for Bash
Phil Smith
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Exponential Backoff in Bash
Phil Smith
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0 responses
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shell, bash
VLAN tags in OpenStack, Quantum & OVS
Phil Smith
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0 responses
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openstack, linux
Strace: Interrogate misbehaving Linux apps
Garrick West
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0 responses
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linux, system administration
Quick fix for scala interpreter in Fedora 17
Kamil Michalak
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0 responses
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scala, linux, java
RI do read ruby documentation
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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0 responses
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ruby, vim
Extracting archives from the terminal easily
Kristian Andersen
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4 responses
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shell, bash
Protips in gists
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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git
[Shell] Quickly post something to Octopress
Shu Yang Quek
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0 responses
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shell, octopress, bash
Pip : Install a specific github repo tag or branch
Oleiade
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5 responses
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python, tag, pip, virtualenv
Bash Prompt Builder
Marc Hibbins
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1 response
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unix, git, bash
Bash alias for last rails migration
Shane Gibbons
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1 response
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rails, bash
my vimrc.
Chao YANG
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0 responses
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vim
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