Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Stop and Remove all docker containers and images.
Ben
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linux, docker
Tired of typing psql91 on your mac?
Alex Soto
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mac, ports, postgresql
Determine whether we on Centos/RedHat or on SuSE linux
Roman Rader
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0 responses
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linux, centos, redhat, bash
How to list unpushed commits (using alias)
Hernán Chilabert
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alias, git, unpushed
Tutorial de comandos básicos de MySQL (Parte 1)
Hugo Gilmar Erazo
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mysql, terminal, sql, mysql client
Vim tip
Jeroen
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1 response
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vim
generate date based filenames
Mike Taylor
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shell, date, bash
Vagrant error: "private method `system' called"
Chris Burgess
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0 responses
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vagrant, error
Install SublimeText command line tool in Mac OS X
Lucia Moreno
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shell, command line, system administration, sublimetext
Unholy trinity of Vim, CygWin and Windows
Tommi Carleman
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vim, dotfiles, cygwin
Find Linux distro
Victor Mendonca
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0 responses
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linux, bash, distros
Reporte Nmap para rastrear tu red
Gastón Nina
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0 responses
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terminal, nmap, ubuntu
OSX: Google Chrome Canary launching Chrome workaround
Victor Solis
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0 responses
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google, chrome, osx, mac
Redo the last command
Fabrizio Codello
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0 responses
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shell, terminal
Grep and AG - file searching, ignoring and multiple parameters (also benchmarking)
Tony Narlock
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0 responses
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grep, ag, the_silver_searcher
Simple Developer Todo
Mike Piccolo
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shell, todo, bash
mysql2 gem on Windows
Gustavo Leon
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0 responses
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ruby, mysql, windows
Empty A File Without Deleting It
Nick Fletcher
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bash, linux, crispus
Interactive Rebase
José Menor
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1 response
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git, github
Defragment all virtual disk images using VMWare
Attila Györffy
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0 responses
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vagrant, vmware
Find out what git branches hold a particular commit
Alison Rowland
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branches, git
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