alias dir='ls -al;echo;echo;echo;du -h -d 1'
if you've been introduced with DOS 30+years ago, and just learn linux for 25 years, as a n00b like me, you'll gonna love to type dir instead of ls -al in your linux terminal. this alias is handy, showing how much this directory currently occupy my cheap small SSD, and also for each subdir.
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