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Sunday, December 13, 2009
Search your command history
history
is the command to "utilize information from previous lines" (from the man page). My most common usage is like this:
history | grep -i
pattern
Maybe now that I've recorded it here, I will remember it, and won't have to reference it for the millionth time.
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