Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
sudo override while saving on vim
Anandha Krishnan
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vim, sudo
Rebase Upstream Repository
Francisco De La Cruz
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0 responses
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rebase, git
Linux, Unix, Mac
Gabe De
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shell, bash
Working with results on Windows command-line interfaces
Gabriel
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0 responses
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powershell, cli, git bash, msdos
Move line up/down
dm4
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0 responses
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vim
Show Hidden Files on a Mac
Darryl Wright
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0 responses
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shell, eyesno, terminal, osx
Count git commits by author
Eric Alli
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github, git
New ephemeral MySQL instance to analyze a database dump (using docker)
nafg
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mysql, docker, sql
Creating self-extracting script
Kamil Michalak
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0 responses
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bash, shall
Getting started with listening to ubuntu.
Siddhant Chothe
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ubuntu, orca
new to vim
Darren
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1 response
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vim
One-liner to get S3 bucket size
Simon Pantzare
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0 responses
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shell, s3, awk, aws
Git Commonly user commands
Peeyush Agarwal
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0 responses
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github, git
Quick change of the tabs / spaces in vim
Jacek Dominiak
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vim, tabs, spaces
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