For those who are not familiar with the .ssh/config file, this is a nice way of making aliases when ssh-ing into a server.So instead of constantly typing: ssh [email protected] can create an alias for it in a file called config in the .ssh directory like this:Host web1 HostName mywebserveroverthere.somesubdomian.somedomain.com User root IdentityFile...
curl https://www.parse.com/jobs/apply -d '{"name":"somebody", "email": "[email protected]", "about": "some blurb about me", "urls": ["url1","url2"]}' -H "Content-Type:application/json"
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A nice weekly round-up of current security issues. As well as some in-depth explanation of some aspect of security - like the inner workings of ssl certificates.
I have now accepted the new position and will be handing in my notice.
Thanks again
I'm working for an Internet start-up who promised land and titles when I initially joined.Almost a year later, although I have taken the company from strength to strength, when it came to promotions, those with the right surname have seen rapid progression - even though their technical ability is hopeless to say the least!There is still no sight of the venture capital money which they promised...