Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Add an ssh key to no login user
German Ilyin
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shell, ssh, phabricator, git
Useful git aliases
Jack Hsu
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git
Find large files on a linux machine
Jon Druse
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linux, disk space
Quickly activate your python env
bohanzhang
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python, shell
Killing " - Shortcut" in Windows
Mike Zarandona
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windows, shortcuts
QNX neutrino 6.5.0 SP1 with Vagrant
Vassilis Rizopoulos
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vagrant, qnx, basebox, vagrantplugin
Vagrant PHP boilerplate
Matthew Daly
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php, vagrant
"Find"ing stuff!
Ed Drain
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sed, grep, find, gawk
delete all local branches
Jin
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branch, git, delete
Automate your commit messages
Roman Blöth
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git, commit message, hooks
Copy a commit from another repo
Jelle Vandebeeck
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git, repositories, cherry pick
Greping for code with syntax hightlighting
João Veiga
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grep, pygmentize, color output
Install Postgres on Mac Lion
Harit Himanshu
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mountain, postgresql, mac, lion
Use tr to implement toupper/tolower in Bash
Chad Colgur
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shell, bash
Python interactive last value
Maximilian Werner Felgenhauer
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python, cli
Prepare Github account for development @FlatStack
Timur Vafin
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git, flatstack, github
Time every command in BASH
Yung-chung Lin
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shell, time, bash
svn-like statuses in git log
Amin ZELFANI
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log, svn, commit, status
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