Everyday tools of the trade
Applescript: Make your mac do your bidding
Augustianne Barreta
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1 response
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mac, itunes, applescript
Git forks on SkyDrive
Brice Lambson
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0 responses
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skydrive, git
Rocking your command line: Getting Started
Koen Metsu
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0 responses
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git, hg, dvcs, alm
Get up to speed quickly with a new git repo
Damon Davison
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0 responses
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code churn, git
Debugging Magento inside a Vagrant Box
Sebas Po
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0 responses
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debug, magento, vagrant, virtual box
OS X: Super fast access to sound preferences
Johnny Bridges
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0 responses
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os x, sound preferences, keyboard shortcut, global
How to get a fully functional install of Postgres on Ubuntu
Chad Ostrowski
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0 responses
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postgresql, linux, ubuntu, db
easily serve files via HTTP
William McVey
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0 responses
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python, linux, ubuntu
Strip JPEG Metadata
Anders Brownworth
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0 responses
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linux, jpeg, exif data
Quick bash/zsh aliases for creating rails databases
Olly Smith
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0 responses
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bash, rails, zsh, alias
Check out illumos-gate on OS X
Joshua M. Clulow
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0 responses
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os x, illumos, git
Print out todos from Reminders.app
Larry Staton Jr.
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0 responses
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mac, applescript
Convert m4a to mp3 with ffmpeg
Kenrick Turner
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0 responses
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cli, ffmpeg, mp3
Phabricator - Facebook Developer Tools
Nathan Malcolm
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0 responses
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open source, facebook, phabricator, code review
Automatically add routes when connecting to a VPN
Christian Romney
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0 responses
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shell, xmlblog, osx, mac
Choose local or remote version in a merge conflict
Rostislav
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0 responses
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merge, merge conflict, git
Getting PCKeyboardHack to work in OS X Mountain Lion
Simon Pantzare
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0 responses
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osx, vim, mountain lion, pckeyboardhack
Remove files from git repo.
Malte Bublitz
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0 responses
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maltebublitz, git
Key repeat instead of accents in OS X
John Riney
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0 responses
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keyboard, os x, repeat, accent
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