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Important Tips on Social Media Security

*published by the US Army

#Some discussions on logging from docker: Using logstash Using Papertrail

A lot of this boils down to whether you want a single or multi-process (systemd, supervisord etc.) container...

STJ read Dr Hyde’s letter and stroked his chin as he contemplated his choice. It’s not one to be made lightly, after all his decision will determine his future. His thoughts are interrupted by his secretary.

“The investors’ meeting starts in fifteen minutes,” she announces before retreating and closing the door behind her.

His eyes narrow as he looks around his plush office. He gathers his paperwork, ready to leave when the door opens again, startling him. It’s Dr Hyde.

“I’m sure you’ve seen my letter. Time we talked business,” he gushes out, rubbing his hands together as if it’s already a done deal.

Do you think STJ should:

The smoke emitting from my cheap cigarette dances aimlessly as it ascends further up; I watch until it disappears completely leaving behind no entrails. Tonight was not particularly chilly, sixty-three degrees and mid-December in New York. The streets are busier than ever; nice weather made even the laziest New Yorker go out and walk their own dog.

I worked at a crummy hole in a wall joint, Ricky's, where our usuals consisted of overweight businessmen looking for a good time with the local lady of the evening.

Sonia Gomez, an over-dyed blond with a poorly stitched weave job, sticks her head out of the back door, "Lily!" she screeches with her Latino accent, which in this case sounded like dying cows. I wonder if I hid my distaste for her as amicably as I would have liked. "Meester Josue wants you back right now!" I look back; her yellow head had disappeared. I also noticed while she slammed the door shut its stopper had disappeared within. The back alleyway door to Ricky's locked from the outside and the o

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Thom Rails Sites

Over the life of the Internet I have created innumerable web sites (many corporate 'internal' sites) and many have become extinct. After discovering Ruby-on-Rails (around 2006) I have become a Serial Rails Developer. When asked "What have you done?" I am at a loss for more than the site on which I most recently worked. This is my personal inventory of Rails Sites (simply as a memory aid for me).

	require 'date'
	require 'prime'

	0.upto(Date.today.year) do \| y \|
	str = y.to_s
	upper = str.to_i
	prime_year, prime_parts = ''
	lower = 2 #non prime in order to fail final 'if'
	begin
	upper = (str[0..str.size-3]).to_i

	FROM ubuntu:14.10
	MAINTAINER Thom Parkin, [email protected]

	# Rails with Nginx and Passenger - Read the article on RubySource.com

	# Update local OS
	RUN apt-get update
	RUN apt-get upgrade -y

	# Install dependencies

	# ~/.bash_aliases

	# Kill all running containers.
	alias dockerkill='docker kill $(docker ps -a -q)'

	# Delete all stopped containers.
	alias dockercleanc='printf "\n>>> Deleting stopped containers\n\n" && docker rm $(docker ps -a -q)'

	# Delete all untagged images.
	alias dockercleani='printf "\n>>> Deleting untagged images\n\n" && docker rmi $(docker images -q -f dangling=true)'

	### Common Commands
	ssb = status -sb
	logo = log --oneline
	c = commit -m
	a = add
	cob = checkout -b
	st = status -s
	co = checkout
	stat = status
	cl = clone