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Unix Commands?

I would be happy to streamline some of the commands I am trying to learn with easy to remember terms, like dir for ls -l. I am wondering if you script certain commands for every time you start-up your system, can use those aliases there? If so, would that prove a problem for administrators who come in to work on your account (i.e. a bunch of three letter terms that mean nothing to anyone but you)?
 

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