Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Speed Up Grunt (with Livereload)
Brad
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0 responses
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grunt, livereload, windows, grunt-watch
Lost connection to ssh-agent in tmux
Alexander Tamoykin
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1 response
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shell, mac, os x, tmux
Increase boot2docker space allocation in OSX
eranga bandara
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0 responses
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osx, boot2docker, docker
Puma cluster and Monit: respawn workers on exceeding memory limit
Tõnis Simo
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1 response
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ruby, shell, puma, monit
Write your own bash commands with functions
Lex S
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3 responses
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tools, terminal, bash
Markdown preview (github flavor) for node.js
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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markdown, git
Setting UP IPv6 on a Dedibox with dibbler-client
Finwë
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0 responses
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debian, ipv6, dibbler, dibbler-client
Minimal sshd config
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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ssh, unix, sshd
Creating .gitignore file through command line on Windows
Rafael Kiyohiro Une
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0 responses
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command line, git, windows
Switch to select BibTeX or biber.
Mark Stanley Everitt
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1 response
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shell, latex, bibtex, biber
Multiple output types from Visual Studio
Adam Hewitt
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0 responses
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csharp, visual studio, windows
Managing Nested Libraries Using the GIT Subtree Merge Workflow
John Atten
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0 responses
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workflow, git, subtree merge, sub-project
Show Coderwall: Termnote, Keynotes in your Terminal
Kurtis Rainbolt-Greene
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, terminal, code
OSX ssh config hostname autocompletion
Felix Müller
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0 responses
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config, ssh, protip, autocompletion
Rails & Postgres: Better dropping of the database
Alistair Holt
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3 responses
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rails, postgres, pow, bash
export virtual vm to vagrant box
Jan Krause
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0 responses
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virtualbox, vagrant, export
The Linux File System (Fedora)
bt3gl
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7 responses
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linux
Become root inside vim
eranga bandara
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1 response
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shell, vim
Designing for DevOps
Chris Kelly
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0 responses
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operations, oscon, devops
Automagically connect to a Screen session when SSH'ing in a remote server
Christos Delivorias
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0 responses
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osx, linux, ssh, screen
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