Everyday tools of the trade
vim sparkup
michael hicks
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0 responses
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vim, sparkup
Too many aliases? Pshaw! There's no such thing
Michaux Kelley
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0 responses
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zsh, alias, grep, ohmyzsh
ZSH: The most badass config
Eduardo Martines
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, terminal, config
Let Apache/PHP modify folder/files
Nate Steiner
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0 responses
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php, mac, permissions, mamp
Display an image from stdout [ubuntu]
ryepdx
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0 responses
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command line, linux, unix, qr code
curl example.com/walrus.json | python -mjson.tool
Steven Normore
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0 responses
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python, cli, json, bash
Fix git-svn on OS X Mavericks
Carlo Sciolla
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0 responses
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perl, osx, apple, git-svn
Ubuntu wifi keeps asking for password with motorola router
Ian
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0 responses
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ubuntu, wifi
Change location of cursor in terminal
max
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0 responses
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terminal
Search in a song directory and play matching files
Antoine Morin-Paulhus
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0 responses
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grep, xargs, mplayer
Import Jenkins Configuration to a dockerized jenkins
Allan Espinosa
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0 responses
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devops, jenkins, docker
Quickly open files in iTerm with RubyMine on MacOS
Anton Katunin
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1 response
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terminal, iterm, rubymine, open path
Fixing typos in the command line
David Tran
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0 responses
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zsh, cli, bash, typos
Expand * in bash
David Tran
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0 responses
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bash, zsh, glob, expansion
Solving 'stdin: is not a tty' error
fang
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0 responses
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ssh, tty
Github-Coderwall Badges Fix
charalampos papaloizou
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0 responses
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python, coderwall, badges, selenium
Modman / Git / Capistrano
Rodrigo Garcia
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0 responses
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magento, capistrano, git, modman
Create Gist from files in command line
Emad Elsaid
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0 responses
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ruby, github, rails, gist
Ubuntu adding git prompt
David Thompson
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0 responses
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git, ubuntu
Print out all files in a directory with filenames
Jeremy Rubin
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0 responses
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shell, bash, file, print
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