Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Automatic text translation with Vim
Alif Rachmawadi
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0 responses
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vim, i18n, translation
Easy bash color output
Nick Jacob
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, scripting, bash
Enabling your C# methods to be CLI callable
Alexander Brevig
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0 responses
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cli, csharp, framework
OS X keychain & ansible-vault
Gerhard Lazu
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0 responses
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osx, keychain, ansible
Tips for using markers in vim
Andrew Sledge
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0 responses
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vim, vi, vi tips, vim tips
Permanently hide the dock in OS X
Phillip Oertel
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0 responses
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os x, hide, dock
Creating and overriding .rvmrc
Marko Klemetti
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, rails, rvm
Project-based .rc files with ZSH hooks
Rob Jentzema
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2 responses
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zsh, hooks, pwn, chpwd
Markdown Preview using ruby and sinatra simple script
Emad Elsaid
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1 response
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ruby, rails, github
Detect weather unter x86 or x64 Windows
Malte Bublitz
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0 responses
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python, maltebublitz, wine, windows
Better git status output
Chad Moran
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1 response
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zsh, git, bash
VimTip#4: jumping around methods
Jan Dudulski
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2 responses
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vim, motion commands
Beginner's Vim: Line completition
Tanja Pislar
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1 response
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vim, beginner
Glot: Reflective Builder Population
Tobias Clemson
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0 responses
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ruby, groovy, gradle, java
Start using Bash aliases
Zac
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0 responses
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aliases, kittens, bash
Handy ZSH hack
Łukasz Korecki
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, hack
Use backspace in vim
gahtune
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1 response
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vim, user-friendly
Start GVim maximized on Ubuntu
Alex Galushka
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1 response
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vim, gvim, vim-gnome
Less + Sublime Text 2 in ubuntu
Pablo Vicente
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1 response
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css, sublime text, web, linux
Creating Pseudo-Random Passwords in Linux
bt3gl
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2 responses
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linux, bash
Vim, Regex, and PHP - Search for PHP Namespace
Trevor N. Suarez
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0 responses
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php, viml, regex, vim
Create a branch from a stash
Said A
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0 responses
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git, branch, stash
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