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Subject: Never forget a special trick...
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Dear anonymous open-source enthusiasts friends=2C

How to echo a string backwards into a terminal?
For example (or something like this):

# echo @_foo_$
oof

Or it could be something else (that's because I forgot it):

# echo $_bar_@
rab

Someone told me how to do it but I can't remember this trick.
I just remember the date it happened: Oct-13-2011=20

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