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I've tried zsh many times and it's not for me :'(

Yeah unfortunately it's just an opaque number now, basically.

I think so: http://askubuntu.com/questions/67283/is-it-possible-to-make-...

You should ln -sf /dev/null ~/.bash_history !

I think it's more about the MacOS's add-ons to bash here than bash vs zsh -- but who knows!

Nice!

I'm quite happy that at least three historian-programmers have come together, here.

Is your ssh password `ls`? That's not a great password.

Ah, interesting!

Most recently it seems to happen on a fresh restart. Previously, it had to do with my usage of Terminal; I've had to touch ~/.bash_sessions_disable -- /etc/bashrc_Apple_Terminal ha…

> Also, maybe you should consider backing up ~/.bash_history occasionally? Oh yes.

Sounds like good security though.

Based on the differences between /etc/bashrc and /etc/zshrc, I don't think so, but I don't know for sure.

There are more people like you, I bet!

BRAAAAAAHMMM

Per the README I'm hoping to introduce a scrub command, but yeah -- if you have inline passwords in the commands you run, that's less than great.

zsh history, from what I've seen a long time ago, can include timestamps, which is why I added a timestamp field in the schema, though it's currently unpopulated: https://github.co…