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ah yeah, system administration documentation or how I like to call it "~/.bash_history"
Ctrl-r and pray
@zzz @bram This is why I do things like:
Who needs git for scripts when there is .bash_history, which allows for seamless modification and chronological versioning of the functions as you call them!
$ do_the_thing() { do_stuff; do_other_stuff 1234; needs_the_args "$@"; do_final_stuff; }; do_the_thing some_arg other_argWho needs git for scripts when there is .bash_history, which allows for seamless modification and chronological versioning of the functions as you call them!
@bram indeed, that's my main resource for rsync commands!
pro tip:
for important commands, do
$ command # description and tags
that way you can find it more easily again
@bram what a fucking mood
"sysadmin skills: Ctrl-R"
@bram mood
J'me bouge le cul à écrire un lisezmoi partout maintenant cependant, j'ai juste à cat puis copier-coller après