# Git - reflog
# example usage
$ git reflog
400e4b7 HEAD@{0}: checkout: moving from master to HEAD~2
0e25143 HEAD@{1}: commit (amend): Integrate some awesome feature into `master`
00f5425 HEAD@{2}: commit (merge): Merge branch ';feature';
ad8621a HEAD@{3}: commit: Finish the feature
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If one of theses commit is not referenced in a branch or a tag, you can cherry-pick it anyway. That's why you can't lost anything with Git without destroying things explicitly.