Git merge

Make a git merge on the command line in your local repository.
Upload the change to the remote repository on github
Delete the github branch online with git push origin :branch-name

Making a branch in git, edit file and then commit to github

1. Move to the local repository on your harddisk
2. git checkout -b muis (je hebt nu twee dingen gedaan: een nieuwe branch gemaakt en daarnaar toe gegaan.
3. git push muis (dit zal de branch "uploaden" naar github)
4. vim probeersel.txt
5. git status om te zien of je nog in de juiste repository bent.
6. git add probeersel.txt
7. git commit -m "something" probeersel.txt
8 git push origin muis

Making a new repository on github

When you make a new repository on Github (with Readme file) you have to:
1. Clone it to your harddisk: git clone .... .git
2. Add your new files to this repository
3. Add your changes: git add
4. Commit your changes: git commit -m "begin" file.
5. and then: git push origin master

Dmidecode

$ dmidecode -t system
$ dmidecode -t bios
$ dmidecode -t chassis
$ dmidecode -t processor
$ dmidecode -t memory | more
$ dmidecode -t cache
$ dmidecode -t connector
$ dmidecode -t slot

Uniq, Sort, Count, Seq and Rev commands in Bash

The title speaks for itself.
Three commands to remember.

Don't forget the seq command (sequence)
Rev (reverse)

Moving through code

"Browsing through code
:set mps+=<:>

matchpairs does the job for me in Vim. See above.

This is the page that discusses it and more: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Moving_to_matching_braces

There is also a vim plugin that offers more but I haven't looked into it.

Thank you for your answers, both of you.