Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Quick fix of Mint mute bug
Hendra Gunawan
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0 responses
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open source, linux, mint
Restart Explorer.exe on Windows
James Barnett
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0 responses
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oneliner, windows
Using colors in git terminal
Dan Jesus
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2 responses
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zsh, terminal, git, bash
Using Zend Framework Models and Libraries from Command Line (or Cron Job)
Abu Ashraf Masnun
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0 responses
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cli, models, command-line, zf
Using Your MAMP PHP version in bash
Ashwin Reddy
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0 responses
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php, alias, mamp, bash
Git forks on SkyDrive
Brice Lambson
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0 responses
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skydrive, git
Some cool stuff you should know about git #3
Radosław Jędryszczak
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0 responses
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tips, git, cherry-picking commits, reverting a remote commit
Quick sql-dump with drush and bash aliases
Aaron Ott
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0 responses
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drush, drupal, bash
audible feedback for bash-scripts
Marco Tralles
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1 response
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console, script, mac, feedback
add images to project README on GitHub
doug y'barbo
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1 response
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markdown, github
Vim paste mode or how to avoid paste autoformat
Marín Alcaraz
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0 responses
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vim, remap, indent, paste
Download and install IE 6, 7, 8, and/or 9 test stations with ease
Ali Karbassi
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0 responses
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test, ie, mac, browser
Vim tip
Thiago Pontes
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1 response
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vim, tip, vi, gvim
Quickly remove deleted files in preparation for a Git commit.
Brendan Abbott
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1 response
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cmd, git, source control, git rm
Fetching changed files (diff) between two Git commits in Python
Abu Ashraf Masnun
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0 responses
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python, git, diff, changes
Lighttpd + Jetty with mod_proxy
Erik Nelson
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0 responses
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linux, lighttpd, jetty, java
Push public SSH key to server in one line
Alex Rehberg
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2 responses
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shell, ssh, server, key
Get IP + port from boo2docker
Balazs Nadasdi
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0 responses
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shell, script, boot2docker, docker
rename multiple files given a pattern
Miguel
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2 responses
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ruby, bash, rename multiple files
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