Everyday tools of the trade
Apt Pinning in Debian
David Duggins
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0 responses
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debian, apt, linux
Rerun your last terminal command
Mark Anthony Gibbins
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2 responses
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shell, terminal, iterm
spf13-vim Chocolatey Nuget Package
Ken Taylor
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0 responses
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vim, editor, packages, nuget
Unknown Filesystem Type: LVM2_member
Damian Tommasino
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0 responses
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linux, lvm
git graph
Michael
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0 responses
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git
Git Prepush
Bryce Verdier
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0 responses
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git
Enter git reflog to save the day
Stilliard
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0 responses
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reflog, migrations, migrate, git
Run a script on startup in a detached screen on a Raspberry Pi
Jesse the Game
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4 responses
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shell, screen, raspberry pi
Automatic git version tagging for NPM modules
James Warwood
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4 responses
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tag, npm, version, tagging
A year of git diff stats
Matthew Boehm
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0 responses
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sed, git, bash
Better Diffs with SQL Files
Chris Missal
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2 responses
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diff, sql, binary, encoding
Get a list of files opened by a process
Dmitry Pashkevich
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0 responses
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shell, cli, linux
Git Branch From Stash
Josh Greenwood
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0 responses
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stash, git
git rebase in plain english
Maic Lopez Saenz
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0 responses
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git, git rebase
Open git changed files with 1 command
Arthur Nogueira Neves
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0 responses
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emacs, git, sheel
Drop the first . in raw.github.com to browse static HTML/CSS/JS files
Steve Jansen
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1 response
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css, js, html, github
Tail multiple files in same time (shell)
George
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0 responses
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shell, linux
Git bare repository
Rashmi
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0 responses
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git, rashmi14yadav
Show alias content
Alexander
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0 responses
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alias, type, linux
tmux always reattach
@kjellski
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3 responses
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alias, workflow, tmux, screen
Node.js module `os` examples
Philipp Gayret
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0 responses
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os, javascript, windows, nodejs
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