Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Run instruments' UIAutomation from terminal
Arnaud Coomans
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0 responses
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terminal, xcode, instruments, ios
Terminal's bash prompt with emoticons
demanuel
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0 responses
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terminal, bash
give up Docker in Development Enviroment
kenjiskywalker
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4 responses
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vagrant, docker
Windows Boss Key Combo
Rashaad Essop
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3 responses
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shortcut, windows7, bosskey, hide it all
Global search & replace in a git repo
Max Prokopiev
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0 responses
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sed, search, replace, repo
Bash endless loop one line
Markus Perl
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0 responses
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bash, bash endless loop, bash one line
A quicker Mkdir and git init
Shrayas Rajagopal
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1 response
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shell, unix, cd, mkdir
Show what PID is listening on a port (Linux)
Hatem Nassrat
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2 responses
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linux, server, port, fuser
Building Android apps on Ubuntu 13.10 x64
Sebastiano Poggi
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0 responses
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android, linux, sdk, ubuntu
Recovering files deleted in a previous git commit
Vineet
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2 responses
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xargs, git, bash
Bash completion + bower completion on mac.
Rafał Malinowski
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0 responses
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shell, osx, bower, bash
Vim open multiple files
Alexander Berezovsky
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1 response
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shell, vim, sh
Bang Bang (!!)
Robin Curry
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0 responses
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shell
How to take screenshot of the window without drop shadow in OS X
Rafal Bromirski
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, mac, os x
swap ESC and CapsLock for speed improvement on Vim
Anderson Pierre Cardoso
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0 responses
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vim, mac, gnome-shell
git branch-cleanup
Robin Curry
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1 response
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alias, git
Case insensitive path completion in UNIX shells
Janos Gyerik
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3 responses
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shell, linux
quickly start/stop virtualbox vm from the command line
Lemuel Formacil
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0 responses
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shell, bash, sh, virtualbox
Use VIM as your command line editor
Dmytro Yashkir
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1 response
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bash, vim, vi, command-line
Downloading buffered YouTube videos on Ubuntu using terminal
Ankesh
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0 responses
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python, terminal, youtube, ubuntu
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