Everyday tools of the trade
Querying the dd command
Ingmar
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2 responses
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linux, unix, dd, dump disks
setup docker client in mac
sumit gupta
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2 responses
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mac, setup, docker
Update the time on Centos
Damian Tommasino
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0 responses
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linux, centos, ntp
Forgot the name of your branch?
Stephen Binns
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0 responses
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shell, git
modern.IE, fast tip to test on Windows/IE - Give me my free Windows test machine
Luiz Fernando de Souza Filho
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0 responses
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internet explorer, windows, crossbrowser
EclipseLink for MongoDB
Tobias Trelle
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0 responses
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mongodb, nosql, jpa, java
Ansible lineinfile with lookup()
Ramon de la Fuente
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1 response
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lookup, ansible, lineinfile
Vote: Saving Protips
Nicholas Jordon
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2 responses
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php, shell, mysql, css
ZSH, Bower, and command not found
Murphy Randle
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2 responses
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zsh, bower, not found, noglob
Fork and patch npm moduels hosted on GitHub
Ivan Erceg
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1 response
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npm, module, package.json, fork
Make Heroku run a non-master branch
Jordan Trevino
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0 responses
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heroku, git
Rebase on a remote
Maxim Avanov
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0 responses
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2nd, rebase, remote, git
Adding mongodb PATH in linux systems
Cassio Cabral
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0 responses
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mongodb, bash
golang: having fun with os.Stdin and shell pipes
Tarcísio Gruppi
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3 responses
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shell, golang, stdin, go
Create striped folders in Bash
Jon Dowdle
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2 responses
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folder, bash, stripe
CLI image resize
Tim Serong
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0 responses
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shell, image
ISP Bad?
Dinesh Vasudevan
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0 responses
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shell, bad
fg programname
william sherif
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0 responses
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terminal, linux, unix
Linux pipe to clipboard
Patrick Coffey
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0 responses
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linux, clipboard, xclip, ubuntu
Grails alias that intelligently uses proper version
Rod Hilton
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0 responses
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groovy, grails, bash
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