You might be interested in http://entopix.com, could be ideal.
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Flowdock has changed the way that we do things - it is so much more than chat.
Unfortunately I'm not running your blog on port 4000.
As an employer, I'd consider it out of line to ask an employee to help in a crisis out of hours, unpaid. More so if they'd been effectively fired weeks before. As noted, the time to find other work isn't out of the goodness of her heart; it's the law in Belgium.
Employees giving their time for a panic, outside of their normal hours, is a privilege earned by employers through treating people right. Expecting those who've been shown the door to do so is twisted.
I've a Dell 3007WFP that I use with my 2011 MBP. It is positioned above the MBP with an unused fridge vegetable draw (perfect height, and locks it in place). Use the MBP keyboard, with just my text editor maximised on that screen, and everything else happening on the Dell.
I thought this was excellent.
And not only that, but it was also written and sent back from the future. Epic.
Best idea would be to apply the workarounds presented for Rails 2.3 in the group post: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rubyonrails-security....
Place a couple of lines in a file in config/initializers, and you're good,.