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1. Log onto Digital Ocean
2. Add promo code _____
3. Enter billing info
4. Create ssh key. Follow directions on this page. Upload key
  -> this step is optional, but highly recommended
5. Create droplet w/ MEAN Stack droplet
  -> you can normally choose what you want
  -> I would use ubuntu 14.04 x32
6. Log onto it (using ssh key or p/w that was emailed to)
7. adduser user

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Workflow

1) Create private branch off public (remote) branch
2) Regularly commit to this private branch
3) Clean up its history (squash merge, rebase, or merge into a separate temp branch and then merge to master)
4) Merge to origin public (remote) branch

git init (Create a new local repo)
git remote add repo_name ~~~~~~.git (Add a remote repo as a new remote "repo_name")
git clone ~~~~~.git repo_name (Clone a remote repo as "repo_name")

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sudo parted -l 
sudo mount /dev/sda# /mnt 
cd mnt/etc
sudo visudo -f sudoers
umount /mnt

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### Using git with a SVN server/repo
Sources
http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-and-Other-Systems-Git-and-Subversion
http://viget.com/extend/effectively-using-git-with-subversion


git svn clone -s <url> <local_dir_name>
# setting up

git checkout -b <feature_branch>

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Postgres Cheat Sheet
Source: Postgresql Documentation

### shell commands
	
	creatuser <user>
	deletesuer <user>
	createdb -O <user> -E utf8 -T <template> <db_name>
	dropdb <db_name>

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Instructions to setup a Minecraft server on an Amazon EC2 Micro instance

1. Go to instances, launch instance. 
2. Select classic wizard, 32-bit Amazon Linux AMI, Micro instance type.
3. Set up key pair
4. Create new TCP rule and add 22, 25565
5. Launch instance
6. Go to elastic ips, and allocate/associate a new address
7. ssh ec2-user@[ip address]
8. sudo yum update

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# Setting up and using PostgreSQL with Rails on OS X
# Allows you to use PostgreSQL instead of sqlite3, and have the same database type as Heroku

# Install postgres using homebrew
brew install postgres

# Follow directions provided by postgres installation
# Instructions for this part can be retrieved again using "brew info postgres"
# This creates a default user according to your system name 
# If you encounter an error similar to this, then check out these helpful links