macOS tips for the dev laptop
Open In Sublime Text - Mac Os Service
Rafael Oliveira
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1 response
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sublime text, macos
Mac OS X 10.8.4 root process kernel_task consume 300% of CPU time
Kirill Chernyshov
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0 responses
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bug, macos, kernel_task
Fixing Error installing cocoapods on MacOS
Philipp Haußleiter
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0 responses
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macos, fix, cocoapods, coreutils
How to check (and change) your default JDK with one command
Junior Ales
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0 responses
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osx, mac, macos, jdk
Nginx, PHP54 and MySQL install in Mac
Caesar Chi
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0 responses
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nginx, macos
Log Viewer - *nix
David Paluy
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1 response
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terminal, log, linux, macos
The Pasteboard & the Command line (Mac OS X)
Thomas Kober
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, osx, macosx
Batch file rename in MacOS
michał łukasiewicz
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0 responses
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rename, mac, batch, file
Upgrade bash on your mac os !
Rafał Malinowski
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2 responses
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shell, osx, macos, bash
Installing ruby using rbenv and Mac OS X 10.9 Maverick
Cauê Guerra
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1 response
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ruby, rbenv, macos, maverick
List known WLANs
Oliver Schrenk
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5 responses
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macos, wifi, wlan
Skype sqlite access MacOS
Igor Fedoronchuk
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0 responses
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sqlite, macos, skype
Open Sublime Text 2 from the console (MacOS X)
Georg
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6 responses
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sublime, editor, commandline, sublime text 2
console vim +clipboard on MacOS without recompile
Dmitry Koprov
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0 responses
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vim, clipboard, macos
Using host for DNS lookups
Nate Underwood
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0 responses
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linux, unix, sysadmin, macos
File Info from Directory
Daniel Chauvin
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0 responses
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osx, macos, applescript
Unwanted bold-ish weight on MacOS Webkit typefaces
Ricardo Magalhães
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1 response
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css, chrome, css3, webkit
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