Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Git Submodule Update
Joshua Ballanco
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0 responses
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aliases, git, submodules
The Second Rule of vim
Michael
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5 responses
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vim
creating a jailed SFTP users on Debian
Sean Macdonald
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2 responses
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openssl, debian, ubuntu, sftp
Make a Docker container always connect to AWS RDS Postgres PostgreSQL with SSL
conornash
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0 responses
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docker, postgres, posgresql, aws
Simple HTTP server from Nautilus context menu
Dmitry Pashkevich
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0 responses
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nautilus, cli, unix, webserver
Remove AppArmor on Ubuntu Server 14.04
Long Phạm
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0 responses
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linux, ubuntu, apparmor
Debug chef-solo runs in Vagrant
Gavin M. Roy
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0 responses
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vagrant, chef
how to use Git to access a SVN repo - specific case
Denison Luz
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0 responses
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svn, workflow, git
Get the total number of jobs on all Resque queues
Rodrigo Panachi
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0 responses
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shell, redis, resque, awk
Overwrite docker entrypoint
Zakaria Braksa
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0 responses
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docker
Vim Mappings for a Ruby Style Guide
Dan Croak
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0 responses
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ruby, vim
Shell script to install MongoDB
Luiz Gustavo Gavinho
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0 responses
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sh, mongodb, vagrant
Redis Desktop Manager - Cross-platform Redis GUI
Igor Malinovskiy
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0 responses
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osx, redis, windows, linux
Vim: Disable syntax highlighter only for Markdown
Lattapon Yodsuwan
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0 responses
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vim, markdown
Minecraft server tools
Nicholas Jordon
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0 responses
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shell, sh, open source, server
Git Svn Broken in MacOSX - Maverick and Lion
Hélio Cabral Medeiros
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0 responses
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perl, xcode, svn, git-svn
powerline style for the shell
Eugen Pirogoff
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0 responses
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terminal, git, bash
Live console charts with gnuplot and feedgnuplot
Matt Keranen
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0 responses
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bash, gnuplot
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