Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Reset the MySQL 5.7 root password in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
Jon Peck
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5 responses
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mysql, ubuntu, linux, server administration
Reword a git commit message
Gareth Rees
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2 responses
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rebase, git
Customize terminal with oh-my-zsh
eranga bandara
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3 responses
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shell, zsh, terminal, osx
Fix apt on old unsupported Ubuntu releases
James Wyse
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6 responses
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fix, apt, errors, ubuntu
Give your Python program a shell with the cmd module
Austin Keeley
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6 responses
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python, shell, command line, module
Generate your changelogs with Git log
Jerel Unruh
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3 responses
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changelog, git, github
Create new github repo from command line
Raine
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9 responses
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shell, curl, git, raineorshine
Use NFS to speed up your Vagrant
Anton Kalyaev
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19 responses
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performance, virtualbox, vagrant
pbcopy on Ubuntu/Linux
Jason Yost
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0 responses
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zsh, bash
Connecting to a MSSQL Server/Database With PHP on Ubuntu/Debian
Shabbir Hassanally
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2 responses
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php, mysql, web, cli
Send mail like a boss!
Ryan Yonzon
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8 responses
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terminal, linux, gmail, smtp
Python + Django + Apache + Ubuntu
Madhu GB
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6 responses
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python, django, apache, ubuntu
Intellij IDEA how to upload project to remote branch?
Dmytro
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0 responses
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intellij idea, git
Connect to MySQL in Vagrant with Sequel Pro
James D
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15 responses
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mysql, vagrant, sequel pro
Github delete um fork ou um repositório
Débora Fernandes
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0 responses
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repository, fork, git, github
Unlimited free private/public repos with Gitlab
Nicholas Jordon
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12 responses
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ruby, php, python, shell
Erase a Mac hard drive from the Terminal (when Disk Utility fails)
Mikkel Malmberg
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1 response
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terminal, os x, diskutility
Dump all variables
Lester Wade
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8 responses
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ansible
Limit ssh access by IP address
Cameron Oltmann
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0 responses
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linux, ssh
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