I always want to setup aliases for command line instructions I can't remember, but I like learning from repetition so I hold off on saving keystrokes. By the time I feel like I've got it down enough to let a shortcut take over, I'm too lazy to set it up because I don't need it anymore.
Then a year later I'm kicking myself because I can't remember how to run that command.
To fight this tendency, I use a clipboard/text snippets manager that lets me easily dump a whole bunch of text I want to keep on hand.
My clipboard manager of choice is Clipy. It's a clone of the once popular Clip-Menu clipboard manager and like its predecessor it's streamlined and doesn't try to be the app that does everything. It just makes it very easy to access your clipboard history and dump and organize random text strings you don't want to lose.
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https://clipy-app.com