I have cheat sheets hanging on the wall of my cubicle at work. They're printed out on regular letter sized paper; larger sheets are printed on multiple pages and taped together.

I've always felt... awkward about them too. I usually print out a copy on regular 8.5"x11" paper, and keep it next to my computer for a few days. A few days later when it either gets buried or knocked off, I know it all by then. I'll keep an electronic copy, in case I do something else for a while, and come back to it, but then it usually doesn't even warrant a print out.

It usually depends on what it's a cheat sheet about - I always keep an electronic copy, but specific ones get pinned to my cubicle walls.

These are the two big ones that I keep up at all times. I don't always use the VI/VIM one (a lot of the keystrokes become ingrained after repeated use, but when I have to switch environments, the transition back is always smoother with it).

VI/VIM: http://michael.peopleofhonoronly.com/vim/ RegEx: http://www.addedbytes.com/cheat-sheets/regular-expressions-c...

When I use them, I have printout available. Usually stored in file folder (so shrink-to-print if necessary).

I'm interested in what other people say.

I used to have a bunch of these printed out and stapled together.

bookmark them with appropriate title, and when I need one I just type the appropriate tags in the address bar of firefox.