Andrew Denner adenner

## gist:29417329f83d8b0aac7cd234a726ee2f
As a little bit of an introduction, it is helpful to sometimes think of docker as running containers in seperate "lightweight" VMs. This is not really the case (https://geekflare.com/docker-vs-virtual-machine/) but it is a helpful abstraction for this brief intro.
Just to be sure where we are at lets try running a couple of commands to be sure we are in a good state.
It is an easy thing to do after a while to have a large amount of wasted space due to old and intermedate images sitting arround but not being used. An easy quick way to clean that up is with the "docker system prune". As the warning will tell you,
This will remove:
      - all stopped containers
      - all networks not used by at least one container
      - all dangling images
      - all dangling build cache
-a added to the command will also prune any stopped and or unused images as well.
A good way to cut down on the need to do this is to include the --rm comand to your docker run commands.

## Glasses.txt

Hello,

We’re writing to provide you with important safety information about the eclipse products you purchased on Amazon (order  ################ for TOLOCO Solar Eclipse Glasses,CE and ISO Certified Safe Solar Shades Filter for Solar Eclipse Viewing (3-Black)).

To protect your eyes when viewing the sun or an eclipse, NASA and the American Astronomical Society (AAS) advise you to use solar eclipse glasses or other solar filters from recommended manufacturers.  Viewing the sun or an eclipse using any other glasses or filters could result in loss of vision or permanent blindness.

Amazon has not received confirmation from the supplier of your order that they sourced the item from a recommended manufacturer.  We recommend that you DO NOT use this product to view the sun or the eclipse.

Amazon is applying a balance for the purchase price to Your Account (please allow 7-10 days for this to appear on Your Account).  There is no need for you to return the product. You can view your available balance and activity

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    Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am adenner on github.
I am denner (https://keybase.io/denner) on keybase.
I have a public key ASCACim7ReSd46WYDkdq1xEklPrzrigZeGXdX6-1XuW-nQo

To claim this, I am signing this object:
	As a little bit of an introduction, it is helpful to sometimes think of docker as running containers in seperate "lightweight" VMs. This is not really the case (https://geekflare.com/docker-vs-virtual-machine/) but it is a helpful abstraction for this brief intro.
	Just to be sure where we are at lets try running a couple of commands to be sure we are in a good state.
	It is an easy thing to do after a while to have a large amount of wasted space due to old and intermedate images sitting arround but not being used. An easy quick way to clean that up is with the "docker system prune". As the warning will tell you,
	This will remove:
	- all stopped containers
	- all networks not used by at least one container
	- all dangling images
	- all dangling build cache
	-a added to the command will also prune any stopped and or unused images as well.
	A good way to cut down on the need to do this is to include the --rm comand to your docker run commands.

	Hello,

	We’re writing to provide you with important safety information about the eclipse products you purchased on Amazon (order ################ for TOLOCO Solar Eclipse Glasses,CE and ISO Certified Safe Solar Shades Filter for Solar Eclipse Viewing (3-Black)).

	To protect your eyes when viewing the sun or an eclipse, NASA and the American Astronomical Society (AAS) advise you to use solar eclipse glasses or other solar filters from recommended manufacturers. Viewing the sun or an eclipse using any other glasses or filters could result in loss of vision or permanent blindness.

	Amazon has not received confirmation from the supplier of your order that they sourced the item from a recommended manufacturer. We recommend that you DO NOT use this product to view the sun or the eclipse.

	Amazon is applying a balance for the purchase price to Your Account (please allow 7-10 days for this to appear on Your Account). There is no need for you to return the product. You can view your available balance and activity