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Saw this on Ongoing today, and got sucked in.

steves-MacBook:~ gnubbs$ history|awk ‘{a[$2]++} END{for(i in a){printf "%5d\t%s \n",a[i],i}}’|sort -rn|head
   92    svn
   76    cap
   58    cd
   57    ssh
   55    ls
   26    ~/rdiff
   22    exit
   13    export
   12    mate
    7    vi

"svn" allows me to make stupid mistakes without regretting them.  "cap" allows me to roll out those stupid mistakes from Subversion to my web servers.  "ssh" shows that I upgraded servers lately so was stuck doing a bunch of SysAdmin work. "rdiff" is a piece of code that I stole off the intar-webs that allows me to run diff on two pieces of code reguardless of what computer they are actually on.

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