Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Install MongoDB on Ubuntu
Pavlo Sadovyi
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mongodb, ubuntu, install
How to differentiate running Java processes on Linux
John Leacox
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java, shell, linux
remove all stopped docker containers
Tim Cuthbertson
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cleanup, docker
Touch all modified files in your working directory, forcing files watched with ie Guard to run tests
Griffin Smith
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shell, git, unit tests, bash
Becoming a better Vim user and preserving your hands simultaneously
Daniel Levin
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vim, productivity
Simple HTTP Server
Francesco Ceccon
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shell
A guide to using Github Pages
Israel Bautista
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git, github pages
Removing file from entire repository in Git
Dmitriy Plekhanov
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git, removing
Faster mouse tracking #mac #osx #magicmouse
Dongsheng Cai
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osx, mac, magicmouse
Git Clone Branch
EdgeTor
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git
Opening multiple files in vim using bash
Pascal
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bash, vim
Substituting last command argument in zsh
Wojtek Ryrych
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zsh, shell
Discarding all local commits on this branch
Filip Lindqvist
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git, branch
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