![]() ![]() You now have successfully logged into your SSH account using PuTTY, and set it up to successfully connect via a secure SSH key pair. Now when you connect to the VPS with PuTTy, you will automatically be logged in as root, and PuTTY will prompt you for the passphrase that you created when creating your private key (of if you used no passphrase when creating your key, you will be automatically connected). Go back to the Settings screen, enter your IP address, create a name under “Saved Sessions” and then click “Save” Next, under “Connection -> Data” under “Login Details,” enter your Auto-login username Navigate on the left hand menu to “Connection -> SSH -> Auth” to get to this screen:Ĭlick on “Browse” and navigate to find your stored *.ppk key file, and click “Open.” Open Putty and enter your IP address or hostname as is specified above. Save and quit the file by typing :wq and then hit the return key Configuring the Private Key To edit the file, type the following command to open it up in the vi editor:Ĭopy the public key, either from where you have saved it or from PuTTYgen, and paste it into vi, like so: You can verify that the authorized_keys file exists by typing ls If you need to configure your system to be able to take an SSH key, you will want to place a copy of your public key into the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file on the server.įirst log into your SSH account using the password method, and then navigate to ~/.ssh directory. If you need to connect to your VPS using an SSH key pair, you will need to follow the following steps: Once you have successfully logged in, you should get a screen that looks something like this: Connecting to a VPS with PuTTy Using an SSH Key Passwords in Linux are case sensitive so you must type it exactly. Also, unlike in Windows systems, you will not see evidence of your typing, the screen will remain blank as you enter it. It is important to note that you will not be able to paste in your password you must type it manually. Under “Preferred SSH protocol version” make sure you check “2” (“1” is an older and less secure version of SSH).Īt this point, you can open your SSH window, by clicking “Open.” You'll also want to verify your SSH settings, so on the left menu, under “Connection,” click on “SSH” and you will see this screen: In the field labeled Host Name (or IP address), enter the IP address or hostname of your PuTTy compatible VPS, like so: Connect to a VPS with PuTTy via PasswordĪfter opening PuTTY, you should see a screen that looks something like this: After it has finished being installed, start up PuTTY. Once you have downloaded the appropriate file, double-click on the installation icon, and run the Windows installer. If you are still unsure, you can always choose the 32-bit version it should run without trouble on either system. You will be provided all the necessary information. If you are unsure of whether you are running a 32-bit or 64-bit system, you can check by right-clicking on the Windows Start menu and choosing “System”. You'll need too choose the appropriate *.msi installation file for your system while doing so. First, if you have not done so already, you will want to download PuTTY. To get PuTTY working requires a small amount of configuration. PuTTY is a free utility which will allow command-line access to your server. When connecting to your Linux-based VPS from a Windows system, the most common way of doing that is via SSH, using PuTTY. If it lists more than one, you can to 'tmux a #' to connect to the desired one.Feel free to sign up to BitLaunch for use in this PuTTy VPS tutorial. If it lists just one session, you can run 'tmux a' (as mentioned up-thread, this is an equivalent for 'tmux attach'). So, either ssh as the root user (there's a checkbox you'll need to check in the ssh configuration to allow that), or connect as your regular user, and then do 'su -' (that's su, space, hyphen) and enter your root password when prompted. To connect to an existing tmux session, you need to be the same user as the one who started. Your first obstacle is that the console shell runs as the root user, while your ssh connection was as a different user. But with that said, if you were using tmux in the the shell window, and you managed to detach from that session, you should be able to reattach. Among its problems is that it eats the control characters that tmux uses as commands. It's OK for entering a quick command or two, but not for doing anything serious. Actually, don't use it at all if you can help it. Don't use the console (by which, from context, I assume you mean the web GUI) shell with tmux. ![]()
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Moment eco-morons splash soup on the Mona Lisa at the Louvre in Paris in latest infuriating climate stunt. ![]() ![]() ![]() And no, I’m not trying to intentional redirect you here and the site does require you sign up if not mistaken in full disclosure but this is where I’m published and help others. If you want to contribute and fix this… Take a look at this link below. Notice how all of that is just a dependency to get on Exchange Online and use the Transport rule in the first place. Of all the things that must be accomplished to add a domain to an Exchange Organization, with AD and Exchange On-Prem but running in Hybrid-Mode, mailboxes already migrated to the cloud, new UPN, new SMTP alias, domain registration, managed DNS, adding the domain to Office 365, TXT records, SRV records (Skype for Business), then swapping out the existing primary to secondary, taking the secondary of and on set date except mail from original primary SMTP domain, don’t deliver it, drop it, respond with a message. The hoops you have to jump through to change a primary SMTP domain in a onprem / Office 365 Hybrid mode for a new domain after the mailboxes have already migrated and all changes must be made on prem but the MX record for that and the prior domain hits a SPAM Cloud, disable archiving on the old domain, send it to 365 and your only option is a Transport Rule to block this domain and reply with a shortest message possible and the customer hoping you are getting the job done and few ways to prove it beyond sending from gmail to an account in the old domain to validate the transport rule is working and getting back a really unprofessional looking email that says this was the domain and now it is this? And that is one example. Ability to at least strip the sender out and notify the intended recipient “hey, we did our job and here is what happened”, to a professional operation of sending a daily report to managers you did this as well. And you are limited by the amount of characters you can use. Imagine a scenario where a company rebrands and email primary changes and you must send a notice out that is professional but need something like a transport rule to prevent it from delivering per a court decision but you are allowed to retain the domain long enough to provide a professional response back for a customer. This is a perfect example of how bad the options are when it comes to transport rules. Generally speaking, the market leaders are all make pretty good products, but I recommend you take advantage of their free trials to see which one suits your particular needs the best. There are several products that can do this for you, and that are easy to find in a Google search. To insert the signature or disclaimer exactly where you want it to be, and also update sent items, you would need to use a third party product. Furthermore, transport rules will not update the sent items in user mailboxes, so the sent item will never contain the signature. The signature or disclaimer text can only be appended to the end of the whole message. This is a limitation of Exchange transport rules. In other words, you’d normally prefer it to be inserted at the green arrow, not the red arrow. But on forwards or replies, you would want the signature or disclaimer to appear at the end of the part of the message that you wrote, not the end of the whole message. When the email is first sent, this is not a problem, because the end of the message is where you want it to be. They key point to understand here is that the transport rule will append your disclaimer of signature to the *end* of the whole email message. You could just as easily construct a standard email signature and use a transport rule to apply that instead. That rule will add the disclaimer text to the end of all outbound email messages, except if the text already exists (which is an exception I like to set to avoid multiple disclaimers being added to a long-running conversation that is going back and forth). As an example, here is how I would configure a disclaimer for all outbound email messages. ![]() Also, when the email gets forward or replied, I see my signature on the bottom of the email, even though I’m not the one who started the email conversation.Įxchange Server and Exchange Online are capable of adding email signatures and disclaimer messages by using transport rules. ![]() It is working, but my problem is that once the email get sent, I see the signature on the sent emails. We’re hosting Exchange 2010 and I set up a transport rule for a standard signature. ![]() ![]() ![]() If you determine that remote proctoring is required to assess student learning in your course, the Respondus Lockdown Browser and Respondus Monitor tools provide a method for securing online exams. LockDown Browser® and Respondus Monitor® Guides:
![]() Store the dough in plastic wrap and bring it along to make pizza over campfire embers! It can be difficult preparing dough around the campfire, as it takes a little time and needs more equipment. *We suggest preparing your dough ahead of time while you’re still at home. Reload for the second pie, and keep cooking until you’ve run out of pizza ingredients!* Put on your heat resistant gloves, and remove the cooked pizza pocket from the pie iron. If you prefer it a little crispier, though, then leave the pie iron in the fire for a few more minutes, but be careful not to overdo it. Keep turning the pie iron in the fire, and remove after just 3 minutes.Īlready, your easy campfire pizza pocket should be ready to eat. Try to cover the pie iron on all sides with embers to give the pizza a chance to cook evenly. When your embers are hot enough, you can place your pie iron directly into the fire. Place the second square of dough into the top part of the pie iron and close the pie iron firmly together. Add shredded mozzarella, then sliced bell peppers, olives, and 4 pieces of pepperoni (you’re making 4 campfire pizza pie iron pockets with these ingredients, so make sure you leave enough pepperoni to go around!) On this first piece of dough, spread out 2 spoonfuls of pizza sauce. On the bottom part of the pie iron, you need to place one square of dough. Start by using your brush to lightly oil the inside of your pie iron. In the meantime, you can prepare your open fire pizza pockets. Get your fire going and wait for the embers to form. Store your squares of dough in plastic wrap to stop it from drying out before it’s time to prepare your bonfire pizza!įor pie iron cooking, you need red hot embers in your campfire. Each square needs to be a suitable size to fit inside your pie iron. Once raised, you need to use a sharp knife to cut your dough into 8 pieces of equal size, before shaping each piece of dough into a square. Set your dough to one side, undercover, and allow it to rise. ![]() Spend 10 minutes thoroughly kneading the dough for the best results. As the dough starts to form, you can add more water if it’s too dry or more flour if it’s too liquidy. ![]() Next, add your olive oil and water before using a fork (or your hands) to mix the dry and wet ingredients. Start by measuring your all-purpose flour, rapid rise yeast, and salt into a large mixing bowl. But, if you’re happy with casual eating around the campfire, then these are perfect.Prepare your pizza dough while you’re still at home for the best results. If you have a lot of people to feed and a small grill, it can take a while to get everyone’s pizzas ready.In fact, our kids seem to enjoy them after a day as the crust usually softens up a bit. Raw meats should definitely be cooked prior to using on these pizzas. We tend to pre-cook our onion, mushroom, or pepper toppings. These pizzas will not be on the hot fire long enough to fully cook all ingredients.Slide them off the grill, cut, and serve! A few notes about camping pizzas: The edges of the pita will be well toasted. A good indication is when the cheese is melted and is starting to bubble. ![]() We tend to use an upturned pot or make a tent with aluminum foil to place over the pizzas.Īfter 5-8 minutes the pita pizzas should be ready to eat. Using something to reflect the heat back down onto the top of the camping pizzas helps them cook more evenly. If you put your pita right onto the grill, the pita will be very crusty, less so than if you cook it on a pizza stone or cast iron pot. Many campers choose to cook theirs on a tray or inside a pan over the fire. Once your pita pizzas are ready to cook, just slide them onto the grill. ![]() ![]() AND MORE THAN THAT EVEN), crafting, skills, branching storylines, dialogue, interfaces, UX, inventories, vehicles, encounters, cutscenes. I've been working on a Pirate RPG for years, and I've realized it will probably never see the light of day, because there's just so much that goes into a good RPG: customization (which means a LOT of art. Okay, so let me take a minute here and do the bit I said I wouldn't do: RPGs are HUGE and are HARD and are EXPENSIVE to make. ![]() Add a vHealthController to a simple cube, and see if you can get the Knight to beat the cube to death. Try to think up tests for yourself, to see if you really understand the tools. If you CAN, then move on to the fourth topic, and then the fifth. If you can't, let me know, and I'll help you step through the process. Spend a little time and see if you can get the Strong Knight model to work. What you really want to do is create a new Character Controller that is its own thing! You don't want to simply replace the VBot with a new model. In an effort to be actually helpful, then, I'll say that your very first step would be to go HERE and focus on the third item: Creating a New Character Controller. ![]() I appreciate the ambition, and I'm going to skip the whole "that's too vague and an RPG is a hell of a lot of work" bit, because it's not helpful. I even went back to Classic World of Warcraft to understand raiding better: I can buy an engine, assets and even an 8k (too expensive) computer set up and I just cannot buy skill to make this RPG that I have been designing for over a decade now and it is driving myself bonkers. I can game design books full of schemes, create intricate itemization math formulas and write long winding storys and draw detailed art and make happen the audio effects and voice acting and even make music (I play electric guitar and sing badly lol) and literally most everything else to do with making a high quality game until the cows come home but I just cannot for the life of myself complete my own full and proper game worth playing (tons a crappy prototypes though x.x). ![]() Now I am pressing onward to build a game worth playing using the Third Person Controller (with the shooter features) engine I have tried, RPG maker, Flare engine, Game maker, some other engines on Unity like 3D Tank Maker and RTS Maker although I am still just not good at manufacturing games. ![]() ![]() ![]() The type of site label is defined by what is configured for your tenant and type of site. Information Barriers indicator if configured and applied to the site.Ĥ. Privacy Setting is a setting applied to the M365 Group for the site. Navigation specific to the site that appears on the left side of the siteġ. Site Classification sets a label on a SharePoint site to protect and identify the content within the site.Ģ. Sensitivity labels are used across containers and can be applied to SharePoint sites as well as other Microsoft 365 products consistently.ģ. Navigation specific to the site in either Mega Menu or Cascading format The extended header layout has an extended site logo width.Ī new background image that can be utilized with the extended header. ![]() Larger logo that can be non-square and transparent based off design uploadedįormat: PNG, JPEG, SVG (svg not allowed for Group connected sites)Ī square logo thumbnail that is used if no site logo is uploaded or in places that a square format is requiredĪvoid repeating text in the site logo and site title if both are desired to be displayed With this knowledge you can make informed choices about the layout and configuration options to truly make your brand shine on each site. When you begin to think about your site header, it is important to first understand what information is available to be included in the header. Picking the right combination of options amongst the site header layouts and configuration options can emphasize or minimize the impact and focus of the brand and content. Each header can be used for different reasons and we want to go through a few of these options and recommendations with you.īy combining site logos, site headers, footers, and themes you can make striking changes to emphasize your brand within each site. These simple and small changes can have a big impact on the look of your site. But this is not all we heard, so we added more header configuration options giving you more control over the elements in your headers. With this feedback in mind, we recently introduced 2 new site header layouts – Minimal and Extended. Over the years we have heard great feedback from our customers that they would like more options for site headers. Hand holds open a color swatch book displaying multiple colors.īranding your site header is an easy way to provide impact and expression to your SharePoint sites. “Make it simple, but significant.” – Don Draper, Mad Men, Season 4, Episode 6, “Waldorf Stories” This quote says a lot about how we think of site headers for SharePoint Online and how we create layouts. One of my favorite quotes about design comes from Mad Men. ![]() ![]() For example, one study of adolescents measured strain with an index of Negative Life Events (such as the death of a friend) and with an index of Life Hassles (such as not being respected). Strain theorists sometimes say, “When kids get mad, they get bad.” Although that saying risks trivializing the theory, the saying does state the core of the argument. For instance, if parents verbally and physically abuse and reject a child, the child will respond by engaging in delinquent acts (Agnew 2007). Of the three types, general strain theory gives priority to the third type of strain, negative stimuli. Table 12.3 Quick Recap: Deviance Produced by Societal Strain Structural strain leads to four types of deviant behavior called innovation, ritualism, retreatism, and rebellion ( Table 12.3). ![]() Structural strain develops when conventional goals cannot be met through conventional means. Most people are conformist in this sense of the term. If you strive to obtain success in this way, you are, in effect, conforming to expectations. In the United States, for instance, obtaining wealth is a legitimate goal, and education is a culturally approved means to attain that goal. According to the theory, structural strain develops when culturally prescribed goals cannot be attained through culturally approved means. Strain Theoryĭuring the 1930s, sociologists began exploring a theory of deviance called strain theory (Merton 1938), and by the 1960s, it had become widely accepted. In short, despite the passage of 100 years, Durkheim’s insights into the functions of crime resonate in contemporary society. If you observe other students copying a term paper from the Internet, you might chastise them, thereby placing them on the far side of the moral boundary between cheaters and non-cheaters. Even noncriminal offenses, such as student cheating (plagiarizing), highlight moral boundaries. Films and television dramas about crime almost always end with criminals being caught or killed, thereby reinforcing the line between right and wrong. The process of crime and punishment also creates what current sociologists call a moral boundary: a set of distinctions based on ethical attributes that separate people into two broad groups: one socially construed as “bad” and the other socially constructed as “good.” This determination is crucial because insiders deserve community support while outsiders deserve little or nothing. Although these are works of fiction, by dramatizing fictional crime-fighting technology, they spur the development of real-world technology and motivate young people to enter careers in law enforcement. Today, the scientific aspects of crime investigations have caught the public imagination as exemplified by television shows such as NCSI, CSI Miami, Bones, and, more recently, CSI Cyber. The current controversy over privacy and government snooping speak to the point that Durkheim made more than a century ago.ĭurkheim also argued that the total suppression of crime would remove the opportunity for many social changes. Today, the task would involve technological surveillance by spy cameras, hidden microphones, and GPS tracking devices beyond what we can imagine. In his day, it would require thousands of police officers patrolling virtually every city block and every mile of country road. Given the number of criminal laws and size of the United States population, thousands of people will accidentally or deliberately break one or more laws each day.ĭurkheim further argued that to enforce total compliance with the law would require a ruthless system of enforcement. Adding to the confusion is the fact that state and local governments have passed laws criminalizing thousands of behaviors. Justice Department estimates that there are approximately 5,000 federal crimes, but since these offenses are scattered among 23,000 pages of Federal Code, no one is sure of the precise number or which laws are still in effect. Even though Durkheim was writing at a time when Western societies were much smaller and technologically simpler than now, his point still applies. ![]() On empirical grounds, he said that because complex societies require so many laws, it is inevitable that someone is likely to break one. ![]() Émile Durkheim on Crime and PunishmentĪccording to Durkheim, crime is normal for several reasons. How can crime be functional when it harms people, property, and the community? We now address that question and expand on Durkheim’s explanations for crime and punishment. He asserted, as we mentioned at the outset of this chapter, that crime is normal because it is functional. ![]() Émile Durkheim helped to develop what is now called functionalism. ![]() ![]() ![]() We create products that make a difference in one community at a time, while being mindful of the one planet we all share.Įvery product that Hager offers - from locks, door controls, and exit devices to hinges, trim, and sliding door hardware - is backed by a 160-year legacy of quality, reputation, and excellence. We stand alone as one family and one brand. The Hager 3216 US32D Deadlock Stock no 143043 is a ANSI - Thumbturn x Occupancy Indicator Deadlock. Check Out These Similar Items Delaney Hardware Satin Nickel Single Cylinder Deadbolt Premier Lock Stainless Steel Single Cylinder Deadbolt Premier Lock. 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And in that timespan, we've grown from forging wheel rims for Conestoga wagons to offering more than 6,000 door hardware products. It's been more than 160 years since Charles Hager first started working in a blacksmith shop. ![]() ![]() ![]() And maybe it's not a good idea anyway, because people could rearrange pages accidentially while browsing. Regarding the page order: I added this point later after reading this: īut now that I am thinking about it I am not sure that it was ever possible do reorder pages directly in the page tree. It's the same principle like on any webpage: Present the home page plus a navigation at the same time. Having the page tree on the left and the home page on the right was simply perfect. But then the space home page is not visible anymore and you have to click again to bring it back. Yes, once you have clicked on «Pages» in a specific space this is the default next time you open that space. On the other hand, I can not confirm that «the new navigation still offers times better performance and page loads than the old» – my experience so far was just the other way round. ![]() Let me quickly reply to some of these points:Īs I said, there were improvements in the last days and I really appreciate these. ![]() It exists when you click on "Pages" in your space and its in the top right. <- There actually is a more prominent Reorder Pages button than before now that allows you to reorder pages. You can not manually rearrange the page order in the page tree anymore.Looks like its happening but only on some edge cases, we are adding it to our current sprint. When I find a page through full text search, quite often the page tree does not unfold, so I don't see the position of that page in the page hierarchy.So, the extra click to get to 'Pages' should be saved on subsequent visits to the space. <- Once you are on 'Pages' in a specific space, it will always then remember that this was your last top item visited and take you there next time you go to that space. It is not instantly visible when you open a space, you have to click the «Pages» icon first, and even then it does not appear in the sidebar, but on the right hand side.Nevertheless, this complaint does not go unnoticed. The new navigation still offers times better performance and page loads than the old, and so overall the experience performance wise is better. (Atlassian made some improvements here recently, but still.) <- We are working on improvements to the page tree. The new page tree takes significantly more time to load.Martin I actually replied to an email thread we have open, but just for the benefit of others- regarding the issues you mentioned. ![]() This will be the day when I'll start evaluating an alternative to Confluence Cloud. I just learned that the opt-out option will go away soon and that we will be forced to use the new UI soon. The new design is less compact, so you have less information on the same screen, and this is also true for the number of page tree entries you can see at once.(Atlassian made some improvements here recently, but still.) There are many aspects to it, but the new page tree is the worst part of something that looks nice, but is terrible to use. I am very happy to see that other Confluence users share my frustration about the new UI. The 'New Confluence Experience' claims to clean things up with the contextual menus, but the dynamic behavior confuses users and the new icons, fonts and line spacing is clunky and wastes huge amount of space.īottom line: sidebars and menus should be complete configurable by site admin with the 'legacy' and the 'new experience' provided as the out-of-the-box options. We have customized sidebars that rely on having the page tree the default view. (It's like all the gnashing of teeth when the markup was deprecated - but at least that had technical justification and useful vestiges were left).Īt least for our mission sites supporting operational activities are self-hosted so we won't be upgrading those for the next few years. I've opened a feedback issue but we're probably screwed. I immediately advised our user base to 'opt out' but as of Aug 24 we are going to be stuck with the clunky, ugly and infuriating "New Confluence Experience". This caught us off guard too when suddenly the "New Confluence Experience" (WTF are they a Disney ride now?) appeared upon login. ![]() |
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