Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
ubuntu12.04 and php5.5 related
Umut Sirin
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0 responses
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php, ubuntu, opcache, php5.5
Sleep in a Windows batch script
James Long
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0 responses
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batch, windows, cmd, bat
git add -A
Dallas Reedy
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3 responses
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git, git add
Finding online hosts on your network
Felipe Brandão
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0 responses
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linux, network, nmap, lan
Package your application as DEB
Hendra Gunawan
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0 responses
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linux, debian, application
Vim: Moving Lines Ain't Hard
Alexey Astafyev
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0 responses
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vim, lines moving
Tmux basic commands
Pablo
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2 responses
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shell, terminal, tmux, linux
Run a shell command on files or directories with spaces
Greg Roodt
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0 responses
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shell, bash, find, xargs
For most linux systems, random password for a user
Chris White
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0 responses
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linux, bash, systems administration
BitbucketにCORESERVERのRSAキーを登録
ジョニイ
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0 responses
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git, ssh, bitbucket, coreserver
Flush DNS cache in MacOS X
Max Prokopiev
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0 responses
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shell, osx, dns
Forked octopress-coderwall
azd325
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0 responses
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coderwall, octopress, octopress plugin, github
Toggle between colorschemes on vim
LuRsT
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0 responses
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vim, colorscheme
MongoDB backup script
Mushfiq
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0 responses
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shell, unix, mongodb
Open current Vim buffer in GitHub
Luca Guidi
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0 responses
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vim, git
run docker node.js, got error, solution
Caesar Chi
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0 responses
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nodejs, node, server, javascript
It's Beer :30 Time
Cedric Yao
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0 responses
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terminal, bash
Vim the Epic IDE
Dwight Spencer
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1 response
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vim, ide, coding
Show commands count in shell from history
Nicklasos
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0 responses
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shell, history
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