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  1. Re:Free MySQL Cards & others by Andrew+Ford · · Score: 2, Informative · on MySQL Cards and Charts

    That web site will be going away sometime soon. Most of the stuff is on, or linked to from, refcards.com. There are currently about 60 cards listeed, including MySQL.

  2. Free MySQL Cards & others by toddhale · · Score: 2 · on MySQL Cards and Charts

    Check out the great refcards website!

          http://old.refcards.com/refcards/index.html

    It has free refcards for:

    AMSTeX
    Apache
    Catalyst NEW (21 July 2005)
    C
    Emacs calc
    cvs
    emacs
    gdb
    mod_perl
    Perl regular expressions
    Template Toolkit
    TeX
    XEmacs
    MySQL
    HTML DOM
    XHTML 1.0 frameset
    XHTML 1.0 strict
    XHTML 1.0 transitional
    CSS level 1
    CSS level 2
    XPath
    XSL
    XSLT
    XML TopicMaps 1.0

    Very slick indeed.

    Todd

  3. Re:I've tried to learn emacs to no avail by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Learning GNU Emacs, 3rd Edition
    I have tried to learn emacs...what's the best way?
    Keep a reference card by your side while you use it.
  4. Re:Refcards.com by game+kid · · Score: 1 · on Learning GNU Emacs, 3rd Edition
    You can get the emacs card at http://refcards.com/

    You win the internet. Parent post is an example of an instant (5, Informative).

  5. Refcards.com by bokumo · · Score: 5, Informative · on Learning GNU Emacs, 3rd Edition

    I learned emacs in school, but by far the most helpful thing was the PDF reference card I printed up and carried with me. You can get the emacs card at http://refcards.com/

  6. C++ Reference Card by nycsubway · · Score: 1 · on Prentice Hall To Publish Open Content Licensed Books

    I've created a C++ Reference Card... but i'm actually selling it. I wasn't happy with the reference cards already available, and I wanted to make one. There is something very good about having a paper copy of something, or in this case a laminated paper copy. eBooks are nice, but any book that you can actually hold and flip through is much easier to use than something on the computer screen.

    There are other open source reference cards out there as well.

  7. Another site by zero-one · · Score: 1 · on Unix Command 'Cheat Sheets'?

    Unfortunatly this site does not have a Unix card but they do have a few others that are worth having (Emacs, TeX, Apache).

  8. Another failed chance to put search engines to use by Toodles · · Score: 5, Informative · on Unix Command 'Cheat Sheets'?
    First, a serious plug for refcards.com as they have a bunch of DAMN handy refference cards, including apache, perl, cvs, gdb, ANSI c, etc etc. However, they do not have one for basic *nix usage. So...

    Here are some of the more promising results of a search from google.com (String used was :unix ref card pdf)

    Unix Cheat Sheet
    Unix Cheat Sheet
    From Rice University : Very basic
    Another Too large and outdated
    Selection of Unix, Vi, and Emacs refferences Courtesy Univ. of Alberta.ca

    You should be able to find what you need easy enough. I should also highly reccommend to everyone the linuxsecurity.com Linux Security guidesheet. Damn good reading to hardening your system. Here

    Toodles

  9. CVS Reference Card by ljavelin · · Score: 4 · on CVS Pocket Reference

    You can also get a PDF-formatted CVS quick ref card at http://www.refcards.com/