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I use Gists for pasting (http://gist.github.com http://gist.github.com). It's really nice. You can have private gists, which are reasonably secure. You can have
by jackowayed 16y ago
I use Gists for pasting (http://gist.github.com http://gist.github.com). It's really nice. You can have private gists, which are reasonably secure. You can have multiple files. You get syntax highlighting. And if you paste some code and then want to build upon it, you can edit it either through the web interface or by cloning the repository, working with your favorite text editor, and then pushing your changes.
- tkaemming 16y agoThere's also a handy little project that allows you to Gist from the command line: http://github.com/defunkt/gist/ http://github.com/defunkt/gist/
- technomancy 16y agoI've been all over using tmux (http://tmux.sf.net http://tmux.sf.net) for remote pairing basically all day long. It's like a reincarnation of GNU Screen that shows internal cohesion and makes more sense.