Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
How to create debian package from source
Alex Lushpai
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2 responses
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linux, debian
Git is cheap !
Thomas Riboulet
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6 responses
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git
Installing PHP 5.4, MySQL, PhpMyAdmin and Nginx on Mac using Homebrew
Angela
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15 responses
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php, mysql, mac, nginx
installing npm packages on Windows
Harshad Kale
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4 responses
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express, npm, jade, windows
Setting gtk2 and gtk3 theme via config file
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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linux, gui, x11, gtk
Keep TODOs in git
Mislav Marohnić
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6 responses
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shell, cli, todo, git
Create a gateway with a transparent proxy (Iptables, Squid)
pmaoui
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3 responses
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linux, proxy, iptables, gateway
Raspbian: how to resize the root partition to fill SD card
emi420
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1 response
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linux, raspberry pi
Eclipse/JUnit CreateProcess error=206. Filename or extension is too long.
Ivan Sim
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28 responses
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junit, eclipse, ivanhcsim, java
A List of Run Commands for Windows 7
Zhang Tai
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0 responses
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cmd, windows
Manipulating PATH variable in fish-shell
blackdragn
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2 responses
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shell, linux, fish-shell
Bash startup scripts on Linux and Mac OS X
Alexander Breen
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1 response
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shell, linux, mac os x, .bash_profile
Securely use basic auth with curl
Tom, Bom
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9 responses
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secrets, bash
List all databases in a Redis instance
Raphael Stolt
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0 responses
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redis, cli
Retrieving a list of posts by tag_id (wordpress)
Mad Scientist
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0 responses
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php, wp_query, functions, github
Remapping Caps Lock key to something more natural on Mac OS X
Chip Castle
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5 responses
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osx, keyboard, mac, control
Use .gitattributes to normalize line-endings
Scott Grogan
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4 responses
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git, teamwork
Connect to SMB or FTP on macOS
Lex S
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0 responses
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mac, macosx, os x, browser
Check Jenkins for build status via a shell script
Julian Churchill
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2 responses
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shell, ci, jenkins, bash
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