Using KeePass to serve SSH keys
While KeePass is generally used for storing credentials, it can also be used to store SSH keys as well as serve those SSH keys when applications need it.
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Updating a pull request to your repository
When someone submits a pull request to your repository, it is actually possible to update their pull request by pushing commits to their fork.
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An https echo Docker container for web debugging
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This build feature sends build status updates from TeamCity to Bitbucket. You can then see build statuses against commits.
Automatically turn XBox controller off with PC
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