Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
tmux cycle window layouts
Bert Heymans
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0 responses
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vim, tmux, shortcut
Bootstrap old CentOS/RedHat VMs for use with Ansible
Sarah Zelechoski
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0 responses
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bootstrap, centos, redhat, ansible
Provision a StatsD server on EC2 using Vagrant and Chef
Amos Lanka
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2 responses
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graphite, stats, vagrant, chef
Don't Rush To Create Git Aliases
Abizer Nasir
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1 response
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shell, aliases, git
Custom Coloring Using .gitconfig
Jon Staff
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0 responses
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color, terminal, gitconfig, git
Add some git powered muscle to your project I
Rob Jens
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0 responses
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diff, vim, source, management
Sudo-aware shell prompt
Vasili Sviridov
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3 responses
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sudo, prompt, ps1, bash
Installing ReviewBoard on Debian
Hatem Nassrat
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2 responses
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python, linux, debian, reviewboard
Emacs Daemon MacOSX Workflow
Michael Gile
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1 response
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daemon, emacs, mac
Dual NICs with Vagrant and VMware Fusion Provider
Ian Nelson
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0 responses
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networking, fusion, vagrant, vmware
Install older version of docker
eranga bandara
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0 responses
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osx, homebrew, devops, docker
Saving github auth info in Mac OS X keychain
Lincoln de Sousa
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7 responses
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osx, git, github
Enabling debug for Vagrant
Kostya Golikov
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0 responses
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debug, vagrant
Apache - Block specific countries using mod_geoip
James Mallison
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0 responses
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linux, vhost, apache2, modgeoip
Pimp your bash with menu-completion
Georg
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0 responses
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iterm, iterm2, bash, inputrc
Compress the cd, ls -la series of commands
Jude Robinson
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3 responses
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shell, cli, unix, bash
Case insensitive auto-complete in OSX Terminal.app
Robert Dougan
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, insensitive
Retina image support for Rails apps
Oliver Leitzgen
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0 responses
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rails, gem, retina, github
Commit a new file to git using Rugged
Dan Allen
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1 response
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git, rugged, libgit2
web.config for Symfony 2 on WebMatrix 2 (IISExpress)
Lennart Melzer
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0 responses
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php, symfony, iis, webmatrix
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