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	> There's two routes I see to making our system resilient.
	There are two routes...

	> And of course they nothing in this attack
	And of course they do nothing ...

	import os

	import pem

	from twisted.application.service import Application

	from twisted.application.internet import (
	TCPServer,
	SSLServer
	)

	from __future__ import print_function

	"""
	The "tests" here are intended to be used as benchmarks to help in performance
	optimization.
	"""

	from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor, ProcessPoolExecutor, as_completed

	from time import time

	> create table spam(spot inet[]);
	> insert into spam values (ARRAY['192.168.1.1'::inet]);
	> account_service=> select * from spam;
	spot
	---------------
	{192.168.1.1}

	from twisted.internet import reactor
	from twisted.web.server import Site
	from twisted.web.resource import Resource


	class Page(Resource):

	def render_GET(self, request):
	return "hi".encode('utf-8')

	"""
	Dump current deferred state.

	> Anyway, given a tree of deferreds, this will produce a whatever.dot
	> file, which can be fed to graphviz' "dot -Tpdf whatever.dot >
	> whatever.pdf", >and the pdf has a rather nice-looking graph of the
	> deferreds.

	http://twistedmatrix.com/pipermail/twisted-python/2012-July/025867.html

	cloudpassage-reporter.core> (defn record-my-actions [fn & args]
	(str (resolve (quote fn)) " args:" args))
	#'cloudpassage-reporter.core/record-my-actions
	cloudpassage-reporter.core> (record-my-actions count 1 2 3)
	"#'clojure.core/fn args:(1 2 3)”