Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
24 Pull Requests
Davi Ferreira
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github, collaboration, christmas
Jenkins & Git Branches
Vanja Radovanović
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git, ci, jenkins
OSX 10.8: Open Apps from unsigned developers
Steve Halford
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osx, security, mac
Let your Terminal do the talking
haithem bel haj
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, text-to-speech
Git: Checkout your last branch
Abel Martin
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cd, git, bash, git-checkout
Parse nginx-access.log for HTTP response codes
Suzanne Aldrich
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Create the GIT history of one specific file
Philipp Haußleiter
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git, history, tooling, cli
purge old config files on debian
Ben
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debian, aptitude
git filemode is annoying
Rowan Lewis
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0 responses
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git, filemode
Manage bundles on many Ruby projects with differing versions
Steve
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0 responses
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ruby, bundler, rvm, bash
Quickly go to the homepage of an npm module
Raine
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0 responses
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node, npm, bash, raineorshine
Counting lines in directory's files
Vinicius Quaiato
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0 responses
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terminal, code, lines, count
Sei (k)ein Blödmann und nimm Git!
Stefan Imhoff
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0 responses
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slideshare, presentation, git
Installing Ruby on Windows
Adler Medrado
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0 responses
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ruby, windows
Easily verifying a file checksum
Er Galvão Abbott
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0 responses
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firefox, terminal, linux, checksum
Share your keyboard, mouse, and clipboard
Russ Lankenau
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0 responses
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osx, linux, windows, screen sharing
Fast Open/Save-panel
Maikel
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0 responses
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mac, power-user, open-panel, safe-panel
use 'find' command to count files
Zhang Tai
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0 responses
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shell, linux
What is Time Machine backing up?
Raine Virta
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0 responses
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os x, time machine
Show/Hide Mac OSX Hidden Files
Andrew Bigger
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0 responses
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osx, mac, files, bash
For loop in one bash line
michał łukasiewicz
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0 responses
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bash, oneliner, for loop
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