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Holy guacamole. You madman, you put your whole bash_history on a public github? If someone put a gun on me and asked to give him my bash history, I'll probably
by monsieurbanana 10y ago
Holy guacamole. You madman, you put your whole bash_history on a public github?
If someone put a gun on me and asked to give him my bash history, I'll probably do it but not before thinking twice.
I've also kept my bash history (well, more like my zsh history actually) for a few years and across a few re-installs now. I'm sure there's a few cleartext passwords in there (for nothing too important), a couple of dubious wget commands, all the videos I've ever watched (I use a CLI video player) and who knows what else.
Oh and a bunch of confidential work stuff, I'm sure. Now that I think about it, maybe I should delete it...
- gknoy 10y agoThat was my initial thought as well, but looking at it, it seems like he really takes the time to _curate_ it: rsync --rsh='ssh -p 2020 -i ~/.ssh/host.pem' --archive --human-readable --progress --verbose host:/path /target # network transfer In examples like the above, he appears to have sanitized things to be useful from the perspective of "How do I do X again?" -- very cool.