Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Nuke ALL your development.log
Ivan Acosta-Rubio
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0 responses
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bash, rails, logs, development.log
Postgresql start options on Ubuntu
Daniel Alejandro Gaytán Valencia
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0 responses
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ubuntu, postgresql, daniel-g
Configure Touchpad of Toshiba Portege Z30 on Debian
Peter Suschlik
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0 responses
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config, tap, debian, mouse
Windows CLI: how to download a File
Philipp Haußleiter
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0 responses
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cli, file, download, windows
Git push current branch without specifying branch name
Jearvon Dharrie
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0 responses
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git, version control
Install Node.js in Mint/Ubuntu
Jorge de los Santos Lanzas
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0 responses
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nodejs, ubuntu, mint
Manage Go versions with GVM
Marin
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0 responses
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linux, go
Import big MySql databases with command line
Federico Ulfo
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0 responses
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mysql, command line, cli, database
Context-aware grep
Ilya Dmitrichenko
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0 responses
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grep, git
Essential PHP command-line options
Oliver Montes
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0 responses
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php, shell, linux
Strip JPEG Metadata
Anders Brownworth
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0 responses
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linux, jpeg, exif data
Synchronizing plugins with git submodules and pathogen
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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0 responses
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vim, screencast
Magically autojump to directories
Flavio Vianello
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0 responses
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shell, directories
`cd ..` with less fuss
Josh Graham
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1 response
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shell, bash
GIT - Create patch from current diff
Asanka
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0 responses
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patch, diff, git
Custom CA verification in docker-machine
Pavel Argentov
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0 responses
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docker, docker-machine
Tagging in Git with Ruby
Romain Laurent
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0 responses
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ruby, git
Faster ESC in vim
Sławosz
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1 response
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vim, touchtyping
Clean up your local git repo
Michael Ibarra
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0 responses
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bash, git
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