Everyday tools of the trade
Colorize git
Daniel Puglisi
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2 responses
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git, cli
Remapping capslock to control in linux
Nick Fletcher
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0 responses
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linux, crispus
linux - mirror an entire website locally
John Antoni Griffiths
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0 responses
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wget, linux
Edit textareas in Firefox with MacVim
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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vim, pentadactyl
Mac OS X: ValueError: unknown locale: UTF-8 in Python
Abu Ashraf Masnun
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13 responses
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python, osx, mac, django
Tmux with utf-8
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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1 response
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console, vim, tmux
Git is cheap !
Thomas Riboulet
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6 responses
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git
Install Full Express.js stack in 8 Lines of shell code
Dwight Spencer
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0 responses
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npm, debian, express.js, nvm
vim to-do list
Vince Veselosky
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1 response
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vim, todo
Synchronizing plugins with git submodules and pathogen
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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0 responses
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vim, screencast
Try out fish shell
Matt Massicotte
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0 responses
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shell, osx
Use a post-commit git hook to mirror your repo
Matthew Dobson
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0 responses
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devops, backups, git-hook, post-commit
Wish to execute SQL in Command Prompt?
Karthik Sirasanagandla
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0 responses
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shell, sql, unix, database
Disabling Autocorrect in Zsh
Natansh Verma
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7 responses
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zsh, autocorrect
Install a perl modul in given directory
Ulrich Kautz
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0 responses
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perl, linux
Dealing with cyrillic comments in your code with iconv
Anton Stroganov
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0 responses
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php, shell, iconv, cyrillic
Mac OS/X login/logout hooks
Jason Rogers
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0 responses
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bash, mac
Count the number of reverted commits in Git
Matias Korhonen
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0 responses
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k33l0r, git
Add an endorsement badge on github
James I. Armes
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0 responses
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coderwall, github
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