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The script creates an encrypted file, `production.pem.enc`, and outputs The script creates an encrypted file, `production.pem.enc`, and outputs
instructions for decrypting it, but with the password blanked out. instructions for decrypting it, but with the password blanked out.
### Step 2: Send the encryped file ### Step 2: Send the encrypted file
From here, I'd move the encrypted file to my Dropbox public folder and From here, I'd move the encrypted file to my Dropbox public folder and
send Chris the generated link, as well as the output of `encrypt.sh`, send Chris the generated link, as well as the output of `encrypt.sh`,

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[REST](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_State_Transfer) [REST](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_State_Transfer)
and the open web. That said, the documentation doesn't paint an accurate and the open web. That said, the documentation doesn't paint an accurate
picture of the Graph API's progress, and there are aspects that aren't picture of the Graph API's progress, and there are aspects that aren't
ready for prime time. Specifically, the "Like" functionalty: ready for prime time. Specifically, the "Like" functionality:
- For a page (like - For a page (like
[http://www.facebook.com/puma](https://www.facebook.com/puma)), you [http://www.facebook.com/puma](https://www.facebook.com/puma)), you

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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ system we use internally, [Unfuddle](http://unfuddle.com/), already has
all the features we need. all the features we need.
Fortunately, Unfuddle has a full-featured Fortunately, Unfuddle has a full-featured
[API](http://unfuddle.com/docs/api), so programatically creating tickets [API](http://unfuddle.com/docs/api), so programmatically creating tickets
is simply a matter of adding is simply a matter of adding
[HTTParty](http://railstips.org/2008/7/29/it-s-an-httparty-and-everyone-is-invited) [HTTParty](http://railstips.org/2008/7/29/it-s-an-httparty-and-everyone-is-invited)
to our `Feedback` model: to our `Feedback` model:

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In addition to adding text, photos, and buttons to their emails, users In addition to adding text, photos, and buttons to their emails, users
can add *code blocks* which let them manually enter HTML to be inserted can add *code blocks* which let them manually enter HTML to be inserted
into the email. The feature in question was to add server-side code into the email. The feature in question was to add server-side code
santization, to make sure user-submitted HTML isn't invalid or sanitization, to make sure user-submitted HTML isn't invalid or
potentially malicious. The logic is roughly defined as follows: potentially malicious. The logic is roughly defined as follows:
- User modifies the HTML & hits "preview"; - User modifies the HTML & hits "preview";

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{{<dither 53100874_f605bd5f42_m.jpg "" "inline" />}} {{<dither 53100874_f605bd5f42_m.jpg "" "inline" />}}
This past weekend, Ben and I travelled to Chicago to speak at [Windy This past weekend, Ben and I traveled to Chicago to speak at [Windy
City Rails](http://windycityrails.org/). It was a great conference; City Rails](http://windycityrails.org/). It was a great conference;
highlights included [Dean Wampler](http://www.deanwampler.com/)'s highlights included [Dean Wampler](http://www.deanwampler.com/)'s
discussion of functional programming in Ruby, [Noel discussion of functional programming in Ruby, [Noel

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custom header? You get my point. custom header? You get my point.
As I've said, Ruby makes it easy to write nice-looking code, but it As I've said, Ruby makes it easy to write nice-looking code, but it
takes restraint (and mistakes) to write maintanable code. I suppose the takes restraint (and mistakes) to write maintainable code. I suppose the
same could be said about the programming discipline in general, but I same could be said about the programming discipline in general, but I
can see the appeal of simpler languages like Go. can see the appeal of simpler languages like Go.