Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Change tab size on GitHub
Hisyam
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0 responses
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indentation, github
ansible install java 8
Paul Felby
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2 responses
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linux, java, ansible
Use private docker registry in OS-X
eranga bandara
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0 responses
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osx, lxc, boot2docker, docker
Vagrant, auto-update VirtualBox Guest Additions
Bas van den Wijngaard
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0 responses
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virtualbox, vagrant
Defining global variables
Lorin Hochstein
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2 responses
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ansible
Vim: Increment/Decrement a number under cursor
Karthik Sirasanagandla
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2 responses
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vim, shortcuts, protip
strace counterpart on Mac OS X
Baris Metin
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0 responses
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mac, tools
Renaming and changing files in git without losing history
Felix Kaser
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1 response
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stash, git, renaming, big change
Install SASS in Ubuntu
Alberto Aldegheri
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0 responses
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css, ubuntu, sass
Using the latest SSH from Homebrew on OSX
Jinn Koriech
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1 response
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osx, ssh, homebrew, openssh
Branch history in Git
Saleem Abdulrasool
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0 responses
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log, branches, history, git
Delegating to a group of hosts
cigor
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1 response
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ansible
when openssh 7 blocks your public-key
Sven Eigenbrodt
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4 responses
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ssh, openssh
How to port forward on windows
Mercer Traieste
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0 responses
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network, windows
Vagrant box - PHP 5 with apache, mysql and phpmyadmin
Bruno
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2 responses
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php, mysql, apache, vagrant
Keep your dotfiles in git
eranga bandara
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3 responses
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osx, dotfiles, git
git: don't blame people for changing whitespaces or moving code
Jan Ahrens
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1 response
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whitespace, git, blame
Merging a Pull Request Locally
Tim Berglund
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0 responses
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pull, request, oscon, git
Store credentials in file for use with smbclient
Ferry Boender
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0 responses
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linux, commandline, samba, smb
Disable TLS on boot2docker
eranga bandara
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0 responses
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devops, boot2docker, docker
Git: Disable Force Push
Ivan Sim
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0 responses
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git, ivanhcsim, github
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