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[leaf@fursuits.online]

@changoteca Hahah, but I'm more of a 'history' and '!number' kind of fox

[eccles@infosec.exchange]

@changoteca
Learning about cntrl+R has done terrible things for my learning command syntax

[jameswidman@mastodon.social]

@changoteca ow.

[jameswidman@mastodon.social]

@thing @changoteca yes, this and using something like fzf's implementation of ctrl-r will definitely reduce the number of key presses

[ash_crow@mastodon.social]

@arcaneoverflow @changoteca I have this (also with --color=auto) aliased as ll on all my machines.

[petrosyan@mstdn.io]

@changoteca That's why ll was invented

[foolishowl@social.coop]

@changoteca I installed hstr, so I can do text searches for ls -Al, thus saving me the trouble of capitalizing the letter a.

[colinstu@birdbutt.com]

@changoteca @stokori holy fuck I feel called out.

Tho sometimes I finally alias it to ll

[wiredfire@mstdn.social]

@changoteca ha! But in seriousness y’all need @atuin in your life

[zuki@snac.pinkro.se]

i have an alias to make it lla

and ls -a is la and ls -l is ll

[leoncowle@hachyderm.io]

@changoteca @bigzaphod I feel attacked!

[akiiwata@plush.city]

@changoteca This hits a little too close to home....

[ity@estradiol.city]

@changoteca Ctrl+R:

[jbowen@mast.hpc.social]

@changoteca
I feel this in my sore bones!

Jason Bowen 🇺🇦 (@jbowen@mast.hpc.social)

Once again, I've recalled `command -x` rather than just typing `command -x`. I literally didn't want to change any part of it and it wasn't a long command. All I did was waste keystrokes, lol. #justunixthings

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[croyle@wandering.shop]

@changoteca

[petros@literatur.social]

@changoteca

$ history | grep 'ls la'
131 ls la
$ !131
la: No such file or directory
$ history | grep 'ls -la'
132 ls -la
$ !132
...