EinLama

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   by EinLama 3y ago

   I'm using this tool for a couple of months now and I fully enjoy it. I was always the CLI type when it comes to using git. I never liked the ambiguity that regular UI tools introduced. I want to know which git commands are being execut
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   by EinLama 4y ago

   This is my way, too. Anything more complex is not worth it in many (not all) use cases.
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   by EinLama 4y ago

   If you are on macOS, I can recommend Deckset[0]. I've been using it for years and noticed that I can piece together a great-looking presentation in a rather short time. Since I only write Markdown, I can focus on the content of my pres
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   by EinLama 12y ago

   I like this idea a lot. A little story makes building a game feel like a game itself :)
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   by EinLama 12y ago

   55 trackers according to ghostery. What the hell is wrong with theatlantic.com?
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   by EinLama 12y ago

   I'd recommend another guide. "Pro Git" by Scott Chacon is excellent and welcomes patches, source for the book and its translations are on GitHub http://www.git-scm.com/book
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   by EinLama 13y ago

   I too use ForkLift. It is especially handy if you use ssh, sftp and ftp connections on top of local browsing.