Luke Bacon equivalentideas

I hereby claim:

To claim this, I am signing this object:

Rebooting the production morph.io server

Log into Linode and go to the page for morph.io
Go to the Remote Access tab and to Console Access at the bottom of that page
There’s a command there called ‘Lish via SSH’
Copy that to your local shell and run it. You should now see the output of the machine, processes running, dying etc.
In another shell session ssh to [email protected]
Try the light touch first, run reboot there
- If you switch to the lish session, you will see processes start shutting down in the linode console access session

What is data?
- Things and their attributes
- How do spreadsheets present data? Rows and columns, things and attributes
- Example, plants? Coconut tree, fig tree, parsley, strawberry, silver beat
- Why use a spreadsheet to work with this data? Graphic and usable way to build and organise data
Quick and powerful analysis tool

	# Run these commands on the production Rails console
	# This creates a markdown file with the comments in the format:
	#
	# From: Luke Bacon
	# Date of Submission: 6 April 2017
	#
	# Comment text bla bla bla
	#
	# * * *
	#

	line_count=$(cat emails.txt \| wc -l)
	file_count=0

	while [ $file_count -lt $line_count ]
	do
	echo "creating file emails_$file_count.csv"
	tail -n+$file_count emails.txt \| head -n2000 >> emails_$file_count.csv
	file_count=$[$file_count+2000]
	done

	# Put this script in the root directory of a Slack data export
	# Run `bundle install` and then `bundle exec ruby slack_reactions_from_export.rb`
	# This will create a file called `reactions.txt` with rows like this:
	#
	# 2017-04-09 9:56 in #general: 😀
	# 2017-04-10 9:45 in #tech-discussions: ⚽️
	# 2017-04-19 15:45 in #general: 💖
	# 2017-04-20 11:59 in #general: :hugging_face:
	# 2017-04-20 22:35 in #general: 🤕
	# 2017-04-30 21:38 in #most17: ❤️❤️