Yes, the "random" string is a hash of the string, but no, removing one does not remove all. It only deletes one instance of the item. A subsequent "-f" will r

Yes, the "random" string is a hash of the string, but no, removing one does not remove all. It only deletes one instance of the item. A subsequent "-f" will remove the next, and so on. I specifically had this usage case in mind, and I do that myself.