Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
GitHub from your Command Line
KJ
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0 responses
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git, bash, github
Git create and checkout branch
Ezekiel Kigbo
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0 responses
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git, branches, shortcut
clone remote Git repository with branches
Sergi Meseguer
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0 responses
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branches, git, git clone
Getting user input with optional hide from view
Joseph Thayne
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0 responses
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php, command line, cli, stty
Custom git script for use with git based deployment
Jon Druse
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0 responses
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git, deployment, git workflow
[Linux] Move workspace with command-line
Kohei Yamada
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0 responses
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shell, linux, x11
Writing Zsh Completion for Padrino
Matthias Guenther
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0 responses
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ruby, zsh, padrino
Credential Store for Git in using Windows + Bash
Brad
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0 responses
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git, bash, windows
TMUX Screen Scramble Upon VIM
Matthew Harmon
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0 responses
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terminal, tmux
Quickly check the SHA1 of a string
Rob Griffiths
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0 responses
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shell, password, sha1, protip
Append git-branch name in command line
Mohamed Rashid
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0 responses
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cli, git, bash
The best way to manage you disk space in Linux
hound
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1 response
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linux, desktop
Permissions in Apache 2.4
Tomasz Ślązok
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0 responses
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ubuntu, apache
Hosts Shortcut for IE VMs
Shannon Moeller
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0 responses
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hosts, windows, modern.ie
Get a list of files with conflicts
Jon Phenow
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1 response
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git, vim
Simple sniffer
Jan Bernacki
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0 responses
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shell
Quickly and efficiently escape insert mode
Sean Todd
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2 responses
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vim, escape, efficiency, insert mode
Screenrc and emacs
Brandon Turner
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0 responses
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terminal, emacs, screen, repl
Delete github repo hooks
Pavan Kumar Sunkara
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0 responses
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nodejs, git, github
Mass rename file in Ubuntu
Truong Hoang Dung
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2 responses
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perl, ubuntu, bash
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