Presenting Part III of the junior developer's guide to system administration, where we will take a networked Web server and make it respond to HTTP requests at that same IP.
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Presenting Part II of the junior developer's guide to system administration, explaining how to set up a private server with Vagrant to muck around on.
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Presenting Part I of the junior developer's guide to system administration, demystifying what happens when a server — outfitted with a fairly standard NGINX/Unicorn/Rails stack — fields a Web request.
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Linting your code reveals syntactical errors and deviations from accepted stylistic conventions, and — as someone that switches between languages a lot — I heartily recommend it.
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My gripes about our disjointed image repository set might seem trivial, but they point to a larger truth: If a government data source isn't updated appropriately, its value is principally historical.
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If you want your Travis build to go faster and you use [`bundler`](http://bundler.io/) in your Ruby project, try adding this to your .travis.yml.
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White House flacks are taking it upon themselves to edit journalists’ pool reports before they are distributed to the press corps. We think White House reporters need to find a new publisher.
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