Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Extract your shell configuration to dotfiles
Marko Klemetti
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, dotfiles, git
Get last Git tag
Anton Kalyaev
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1 response
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tag, git
Display process tree
Łukasz Niemier
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1 response
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shell, process, bash
Linux, Mac - change the terminal title with a script
Markus Perl
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0 responses
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bash, terminal title, linux terminal, mac terminal
Load a random theme every time you load VIM
Cyber
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1 response
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color, vim, vimrc, random
Sudo and Recipes on Commando.IO
Blitline Developers
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0 responses
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sudo, bash, commando.io
Use GNU Stow for your dotfiles
Brian Graham
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0 responses
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linux, unix, dotfiles, git
Set up Rails dev env in OS 10.8 Mountain Lion
Bruno Valentino
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2 responses
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ruby, rails, os x, rvm
No space left on device, but df showing space available
Michal Gump
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0 responses
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linux, space, df
Monitor Drush database import progress from the terminal
Jon Peck
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0 responses
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terminal, drush, drupal, progress
Deactivate Mail.app on OSX
Daniel Puglisi
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0 responses
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osx, cli, fucking mail auto start, mail
Delete Mac OS X hidden files
Maxime VALETTE
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0 responses
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shell, apple, os x
Never get caught with badly spelled git commit message
Oz
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2 responses
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vim, spell, git
Vagrant: caching omnibus chef package
Dmitry Ivanov
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0 responses
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vagrant, chef, omnibus, vagrant-cachier
London Scala Hackathon powered by Heroku
John Stevenson
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0 responses
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scala, heroku, play, github
Resilient Ubuntu boot-to-RAM USB stick (Ubun2RAM)
Todd
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0 responses
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linux, ubuntu
Oneliner to upgrade Virtualbox guest addition in Vagrant
Bruce Wang
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0 responses
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virtualbox, vagrant
terminal output to clipboard
Allan Kent
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1 response
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terminal, osx
Git cherry picking: move small code patches across branches
Ignas Butėnas
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0 responses
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version control, git
Run from a checkout
Michael DeHaan
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0 responses
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