Everyday tools of the trade
Customize Gitlab
Lorenzo Novaro
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0 responses
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ruby, yaml, git, gitlab
pull all gists from a user as repos
Austin Turnage
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0 responses
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github, coffeescript, scraper
Add a file to every subdirectory recursively
Hartley Brody
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0 responses
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grep, find, xargs, git
Create symlink
william sherif
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0 responses
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linux, mac, symbolic-link, symlink
Log Memory Usage per second or minute on Linux
Samuel Lampa
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3 responses
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shell, linux
Viewing Markdown files in Terminal
Daniel Sim
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, markdown, os x
Remove stopped Docker containers
Aaron Kalin
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0 responses
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shell, remove container, docker
Crawling all URIs with wget and grep
Dimitri
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4 responses
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script, grep, wget, bash
A good .gitconfig starting point.
Jens Grassel
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8 responses
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development, workflow, git
Bash 1-liner to randomize lines in a csv/text file
Stephen Blankenship
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0 responses
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bash, randomize
Batch update repo copyrights with gulpjs
S.Lacy
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2 responses
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git, nodejs, gulp, build systems
Things I learned while writing a Dockerfile
Murphy Randle
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7 responses
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tip, sudo, gotcha, postgresql
Find the location of the php ini file
Guilio Karadanais - sativaware.co.za
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0 responses
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linux, bash, dev-ops
Sending emails easily from the command line
Osvaldo Zonetti
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0 responses
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cli, linux, email, command
Keep your github forks in sync with 2 separate URLs!
Igal Tabachnik
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0 responses
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git, forking, github
Open current repository page via command line
goonnow
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2 responses
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macos, cmd, git
When Composer Cannot Allocate Memory
Mark Vaughn
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4 responses
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php, linux, memory, composer
Symlinking a file in Ansible
Shih Oon Liong
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1 response
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devops, ansible
Move WordPress site via terminal
Austin Turnage
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0 responses
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mysql, linux, shellscript, wordpress
Use Rubocop in any Ruby project without installing it
Guillaume Hain
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0 responses
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ruby, alias, rvm, bash
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