Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Serve current directory tree at http://$HOSTNAME:8000/
Chris
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0 responses
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python, osx, cli, cweissde
Setting vi-mode in the shell
Amin ZELFANI
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0 responses
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shell, vim, vi, mode
Repeat last command with substitution
michał łukasiewicz
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0 responses
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bash, terminal, command line, repeat
Ubuntu: Essential packages for compile a program from source
Rezigned
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1 response
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linux, ubuntu
Tired of compiling LESS files on save? try this
Ammar Alakkad
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0 responses
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css, less, ubuntu, css3
Choosing a color scheme for vim
carleeto
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0 responses
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vim, color scheme
Finding process by open port on OSX
Cayley Humphries
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0 responses
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node, osx, cli
Search git commit history
Christopher Curtis
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0 responses
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git, regex
Vagrant + Berkshelf
Lucas Stephanou
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0 responses
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vagrant, chef
Screen splitting on screen
Hsu Hlaing
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0 responses
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linux, command-line, screen
"Forge in" to a directory
Ryan Rix
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0 responses
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linux
Open a file from finder using keyboard shortcut
Ignasi Marimon-Clos
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0 responses
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macosx, finder, noob
real composer self-update
Mark Vaughn
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0 responses
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linux, composer, cron, crontab
Fedora USB installation
M. Sami GÜRPINAR
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0 responses
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linux, fedora, usb, installation
Mac OS X Terminal - Command Line Tip
Rishav Rastogi
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0 responses
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terminal, mac os x
SSH login without password
Shavit
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0 responses
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ubuntu, ssh, authentication
Pretty indent in Vim
Suleyman Melikoglu
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0 responses
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vim, indentation
Short GDB Reference
Marin
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0 responses
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c, go, linux
Fast ctrlp
Daniel Cadenas
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0 responses
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vim
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