Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Find the location of the php ini file
Guilio Karadanais - sativaware.co.za
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0 responses
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linux, bash, dev-ops
Autocomplete last command's param
Tom Lea
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4 responses
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laziness, bash
XDebug CLI with PhpStorm
Daniel Gomes
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0 responses
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php, danielcsgomes, debug, cli
Vote: Saving Protips
Nicholas Jordon
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2 responses
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php, shell, mysql, css
Use Emacs/Readline Key Bindings in OS X
Jed Schneider
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2 responses
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emacs, os x, productivity, readline
Autocomplete ADB commands in bash
Carson Brown
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1 response
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terminal, android, awesome, magic
Fix glxgears not working with Intel Graphics Card (Manjaro)
LuRsT
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0 responses
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arch linux, linux, glx, manjaro
busybox: directory colors
Enno Rehling
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0 responses
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linux, busybox
BASH (very rudimentary) logging
Ashok Isaac
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1 response
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logging, bash
Protect your server with Fail2Ban
pmaoui
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2 responses
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security, linux, server, fail2ban
Hub : create new github repo!
Swapnil Abnave
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0 responses
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terminal, tools, hub, github
ag vs. ack – performance booster for programmers
Wojtek Ryrych
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1 response
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shell, performance, ack, ag
Drawing cool ASCII art text with figlet
Gabriel Falcão
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0 responses
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ascii art, ascii, bash
Add Pivotal Tracker ticket ID to git commit based on branch name
Roger Braun
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0 responses
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git, pivotal tracker, git hooks
Un-staging already staged files in git
Alexander Greim
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0 responses
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staging, git
Docker images for Keycloak
Juraci Paixão Kröhling
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0 responses
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keycloak, docker
Separating API groups
Nicholas Jordon
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0 responses
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php, python, shell, security
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