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Recent Posts:
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4-Hour Smoked Pork Ribs
Preparation Cooking Instructions: Keep ribs moist, spritz with water, or place pan on top coals and add water. Add charcoal every 30 minutes during cooking! 1 chimney = 300 deg with Chargriller Drum Barrel grill
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Beer Can Chicken
Ingredient 4-5 lb chicken Rub chicken skin with oil inside and out. Sprinkle with salt, pepper, and spices. Add butter under chicken skin. Place chicken on a can. Place can as far as possible from coals. Turn chicken every 15 minutes. Spritz skin, with water, to keep moist. Place a pan on top of coals…
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Regulatory, Compliance, & Security Frameworks
A short overview of the cyber security standards that many companies need to follow concerning the collection and storage of digital data.
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Copy Files to S3 Using AWS CLI Tools
Introduction to the AWS CLI There are three methods to upload and download data to Amazon Web Services. You can use the command line (CLI), AWS SDK, or the S3 REST API. In this article, we will explore the command Line interface, and the most common commands to manage an S3 bucket. The maximum size…
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Run a Script using Windows Task Scheduler
Begin By default, a task will only run when a user is logged in. If you want to run a task after hours or over night, you will need to select “run whether the user is logged in or not” and “run with highest privilege’s”, so it runs in admin mode. Finally, you will need…
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Split Text Data into Columns Using Microsoft Excel
Split out data from Excel A common task to perform is when you have data in a text file and you need to copy and paste the data into excel and then split the date into columns. Unfortunately, when you do this it will put all the date in a single column. You have to…