Arguments before commands. For example, "rm -Rf /" would become "/ rm -Rf". I'd do this for two reasons: 1) it's more common to edit your last command than yo

Arguments before commands. For example, "rm -Rf /" would become "/ rm -Rf". I'd do this for two reasons: 1) it's more common to edit your last command than your last argument, and 2) you can't destroy anything by accidentally hitting return at the wrong moment.