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by ht85
1063 days ago
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If you ever type really dangerous commands, it is good practice to prefix them with a space (or whatever your favorite shell convention is) to make sure they not saved in your history. One of my "oopsies" involved aggressive <up> and <enter> usage and a previous `rm -rf *` running in /home... |
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Though for me, I think the greater risk would be from not having a record of what I'd run.