Joined February 2013
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Emacs rainbow mode
over 1 year
ago
Also there is something called rainbow-delimiters mode which allows coloring each pair of parenthesis or brackets with a set of color so you can easily find out which bracket / paranthesis corresponds to which
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For cleaner merges, use a strategy
over 1 year
ago
@drabiter But in any case you will either loose your or other repo's work. So this should be used with care i.e. before merging other work should be checked and then decide whether we use "ours" or "theirs"
Of course we don't have head ache of resolving conflicts
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evil bash
over 1 year
ago
Probably it can be done in any shell not only bash. So probably good titile will be Fork Bomb
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I didn't knew till date that I can go back and amend commits I thought I'm allowed to amend only last commit using git commit --amend! thanks for sharing.