Managing SSH Keys for Automated Access - Current Recommended Practice

You surely know this: You're looking at some website with some useful shell commands. However, those commands are long as hell and you know you're probably not gonna need them for a few years or so (so there's no need to memorize them). So, what do you do? You copy-paste them. Here's an example:

Try running this command in your terminal. It's supposed to be harmless, right? It is harmless, yes, but what happens still isn't what you'd expect and demonstrates the dangers in doing stuff like that. Mark it with your mouse, copy it somehow (e.g. using CTRL+C) and paste it into a terminal. What happens?

pour ceux qui comme moi ont longtemps cherché un script simple et efficace pour qu'OpenVPN se vautre pas comme une grosse merde.

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This command line tool for Unix executes a command when another process is ended.

merci CloudFlare.

Do you still have Java installed?

parce que ça fait au moins 3 fois que je me rappelle plus du nom du soft, et qu'il faut que je garde un œil dessus.

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comme quoi il est fait pour durer, hein Google :p