Catching up on the world
The last few weeks have been pretty full, but I'm finally starting to catch up -- inbox not zero, but getting there. Google Reader down to a merely terrifying few thousand articles. Bills paid, letters written, chickens roasted. Anyway.
[Mathie](http://woss.name/) is [interested in my command history](http://woss.name/2008/04/17/history-meme/). Here it is.
My iMac, where I do the development for things like my [Ruby Jabber thingy](/2008/05/28/xmpp4r-simple-makes-xmpp-in-ruby-uhh-simple):
```
108 cd
69 ls
46 ssh
31 ruby
28 ./jabber.rb
22 tail
20 svn
19 find
19 dig
18 cap
```
A lot of looking at logs, running Ruby scripts, and deploying applications.
The [server](http://code.xeriom.net/) I've most recently been working on:
```
181 sudo
82 ls
52 tail
39 cd
33 ps
16 cat
13 god
11 top
10 nano
8 nohup
```
Mostly running things as root via `sudo` and staring at logs and processes. Riveting stuff.
Those two machines aren't hugely exciting, and unfortunately I can't show my work laptop because that would (a) require me to hunt down my backpack and power up the machine, and (b) produce results that I'm not sure I can share.
[John](http://semantici.st/) and [Tim](http://blog.timperrett.com/) -- what dark secrets lurk in your histories?