Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Automatically making scripts executable
gahtune
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0 responses
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vim, linux, shebang
Fixing typos in the command line
David Tran
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0 responses
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zsh, cli, bash, typos
How to search for strings on uncommented Python lines using a Bash function
ryepdx
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0 responses
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python, grep, unix, bash
ssh keepalive
Anders Brownworth
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0 responses
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ssh, unix, vpn, nat
Shell script good practice
Eric Marcos Pitarch
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Symlinking a file in Ansible
Shih Oon Liong
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1 response
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devops, ansible
Missing SVN Export?
Arlen Walker
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0 responses
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git, deploy, export
Mysql 5.5 on Ubuntu 12
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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mysql, ubuntu
Debian - Truly Unattended Upgrades
Hatem Nassrat
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0 responses
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system administration, sysadmin, debian, system upgrade
Merge multiple GIT repositories keeping their history
Daniel Sager
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0 responses
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shell, merge, repository, git
bbcli - browse BBC News in the command line.
Wesley Hill
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1 response
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python, terminal, cli, unix
How to use multiple Github accounts in the same computer
Vinicius Souza
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4 responses
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terminal, osx, mac, github
Remove cached files from git repositories
Alex Cristea
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0 responses
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git, git rm
Another way to count total lines of code
Sergey Zabolotnov
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0 responses
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shell, git
Colorful git
Ignas Butėnas
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0 responses
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git
git commit and mood + lastfm
Deden Fathurahman
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0 responses
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php, scm, tips, fun
Remotely Stash Git Commits
Aleksey Smolenchuk
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1 response
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shell, workflow, git
Put a package on hold when upgrading
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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vagrant, ubuntu
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