Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Python windows installers
Agam
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python, windows, installers, libs
Ubuntu for Android
Adriano Rodrigo Guerreiro Laranjeira
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0 responses
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android, ubuntu, video, adrianoguerreiro
Better Git Diffs
Alexander
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git
minimal sexy vim setup for the extremely lazy
William Whitacre
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vim, oneliner, vimrc, lazy
skype gsub! in mac
keymone
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mac, skype
Installing Docker in 15 Seconds
Anthony Smith
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linux, unix, docker
transfer files via ssh
Wern Ancheta
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ssh, file-transfer
Install the correct version of VirtualBox GuestAdditions with Vagrant
Nathan Hopkins
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devops, virtualization
Bash Colors
Mike Gensel
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bash
Avert Vim's auto completion slowness on networked filesystem
Jiří Chára
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vim, autocomplete
A good part of Git Flow
Aaron Huang
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0 responses
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vcs, git
Import go package in vim
Philippe Lafoucrière
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0 responses
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go, vim, golang
ssh's ForwardAgent only works with keys protected by password on osx
yanhaoyang
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0 responses
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ssh, forwardagent
NodeJs + IIS Blog
Marlon Cristian Pereira
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0 responses
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iis, windows, nodejs
Deleting remote branches in git
Nick Aguilos
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branch, remote, git, delete
Save Readonly file in Vim
Leo Zhang
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0 responses
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shell, vim
The tools I use for web design
Lee Munroe
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0 responses
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mac, apps, tools, design
Running iPad terminal from Prompt
Hafiz
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0 responses
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ruby, terminal, ipad, prompt
Can't remember that handy bash command from earlier today?
Ryan Pfeffer
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1 response
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command line, linux, unix, bash
Caching pip requirements to disk
Alvaro Garcia
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0 responses
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python, linux, cache, pip
Freeing cached memory on linux system
Matteo Cappadonna
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0 responses
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linux, bash
SHell Irc Client
Łukasz Korecki
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0 responses
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shell, irc, bash
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