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Ahoy, mateys! Welcome aboard the grand adventure that be "Linux for Pirates! Ruby on Whales" This here tome be yer trusty map through the treacherous seas of Ruby on Rails, Docker, and the mystical arts of DevOps. Whether ye be a scallywag just learning the ropes or a seasoned buccaneer, this book be the compass to guide ye through the stormy waters of modern application deployment.
We should note that our users may not actively use the platform. For example I am a customer with Typefully and I love Typefully's product but they rarely see me actively on there as a user. It works and does the thing in the background. They could track me by using things like how many people are viewing my public page, what they are doing and how long they are there for.
The Dockerfile is the cornerstone of your Docker setup. It defines the environment and steps needed to create a Docker image for your application.
This guide will walk you through setting up and creating a basic landing page using HTML and Tailwind CSS with VS Code on Windows. We'll use the Tailwind CSS CDN for quick setup but note that for production, especially in a larger application, you'd want to integrate Tailwind through a build process.
This document outlines a comprehensive strategy for promoting a new Twitter/X analytics tool called Echosight, targeted at influencers and, eventually, marketing agencies. The strategy leverages a combination of content creation, influencer engagement, community building, and the use of automation tools. The goal is to naturally get the product in front of potential users while keeping marketing costs low, making the most of available programming skills and existing SaaS products.
Piracy is often viewed as a harmful practice that undermines the efforts and profits of creators and developers. However, there is a more nuanced perspective that suggests piracy can have positive effects on the dissemination of art and software, fostering creativity, innovation, and accessibility. Using examples from Microsoft Windows, Adobe Photoshop, and audio/music software, we can explore how piracy has historically played a role in shaping the digital and artistic landscapes.
Microsoft Windows and Adobe Photoshop:
Piracy has democratized access to expensive software tools like Windows and Photoshop, enabling a wider range of users to learn and create without the barrier of high costs. Many individuals who could not afford these tools have used pirated versions to gain skills, which later translated into legitimate purchases when they could afford them or when their work nece
This guide outlines detailed performance benchmarks, scaling recommendations, and specific alert setup instructions for AWS RDS instances in US, Europe, and Australia regions. Use these guidelines to ensure optimal performance and scalability.
Tola at Axiom support@axiom.co Tue, Apr 23, 7:31 PM to me
Hi Dean,
You can send your logs to Axiom using the Faraday HTTP Ruby library.
User Being against people policing the internet is a core belief of mine that I have had and from what I remember I was taught it from the very early days when I accessed the internet as being one of the most important responsibilities we had. I can't find a source for it though and it doesn't align completely with the things I am finding and looking back on. Has anyone had a similar experience?
ChatGPT It's not uncommon for early internet users to hold a strong belief in the importance of an open and unpoliced internet. This perspective often stems from the early ethos of the internet, which championed free expression and the free flow of information. Aaron Swartz, a notable advocate for internet freedom, often spoke about the importance of resisting censorship and promoting open access, which resonates with the sentiment you described.
The discrepancy you're noticing between your memories and current information could be due to the evolution of internet governance and cultural attitudes towards digital co
