13 Dec
2016
13 Dec
'16
1:26 p.m.
my friend Christopher is trying to learn linux and coding of various kinds, but
he doesn't have a computer that he can install software onto, so i'm
recommending that he get a VPS somewhere, install linux on it, and play with
web stuff and use it as his computer until he can get his own hardware back.
is linode a good choice? i'm not sure if he has funds to pay subscription fees
or whether he would need to find a free one, or maybe he can get started with a
digitalocean free giftcard if someone has one.
anyway, pipe up if you have recommendations for him.
thanks,
-jake
14 Dec
14 Dec
11:11 a.m.
New subject: recommendations for vps for beginning hacker/coder
Jake, I have about 30 or so machines that somehow missed being shipped
out in our shipment to Haiti last Spring (miscommunication with my
comrades). They are a mix of *buntu 16.04 (beta at that point), 14.04 &
Debian Jessie, mostly PIVs or of similar vintage, configured for French,
but I would change that and update the box, if he is interested. 1-2 GB
RAM. Not very sexy, but certainly adequate to practice coding and learn
Linux, surf the net, do word processing, muck with basic multimedia,
etc.. I also have a few LCD monitors & whatnot. A lot of these machines
are the Dells that Daniel provided, but there are some Athlons, etc.
I'm not sure when there will be another shipment abroad, so if anyone
else needs an older desktop computer just get my attention.
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On 12/13/2016 01:26 PM, Jake wrote:
my friend Christopher is trying to learn linux and
coding of various
kinds, but
he doesn't have a computer that he can install software onto, so i'm
recommending that he get a VPS somewhere, install linux on it, and play
with
web stuff and use it as his computer until he can get his own hardware
back.
is linode a good choice? i'm not sure if he has funds to pay
subscription fees
or whether he would need to find a free one, or maybe he can get started
with a
digitalocean free giftcard if someone has one.
anyway, pipe up if you have recommendations for him.
thanks,
-jake
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New subject: recommendations for vps for beginning hacker/coder
On Tue, Dec 13, 2016 at 1:26 PM, Jake <jake(a)spaz.org> wrote:
my friend Christopher is trying to learn linux and
coding of various
kinds, but
he doesn't have a computer that he can install software onto, so i'm
recommending that he get a VPS somewhere, install linux on it, and play
with
web stuff and use it as his computer until he can get his own hardware
back.
is linode a good choice? i'm not sure if he has funds to pay subscription
fees
or whether he would need to find a free one, or maybe he can get started
with a
digitalocean free giftcard if someone has one.
Tell him to keep an eye on https://lowendbox.com/ for deals.
There was recently a $1.25 per month VPS but it's all sold out now. I've
seen $10 per year before as well.
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3:25 p.m.
thanks juul! do you know of any with web-based consoles? his computer is
totally locked down and can't even run terminal.
On Wed, 14 Dec 2016, Marc Juul wrote:
On Tue, Dec 13, 2016 at 1:26 PM, Jake
<jake(a)spaz.org> wrote:
my friend Christopher is trying to learn linux
and coding of various
kinds, but
he doesn't have a computer that he can install software onto, so i'm
recommending that he get a VPS somewhere, install linux on it, and play
with
web stuff and use it as his computer until he can get his own hardware
back.
is linode a good choice? i'm not sure if he has funds to pay subscription
fees
or whether he would need to find a free one, or maybe he can get started
with a
digitalocean free giftcard if someone has one.
Tell him to keep an eye on https://lowendbox.com/ for deals.
There was recently a $1.25 per month VPS but it's all sold out now. I've
seen $10 per year before as well.
--
marc/juul
11:18 p.m.
New subject: recommendations for vps for beginning hacker/coder
On Wed, Dec 14, 2016 at 3:25 PM, Jake <jake(a)spaz.org> wrote:
thanks juul! do you know of any with web-based
consoles? his computer is
totally locked down and can't even run terminal.
He'd have to ask them. For the really cheap ones it will be hit or miss. He
could however get someone with a terminal program to install one on the VPS
for him:
http://web-console.org/
Super easy. Just install apache2 and the php module and follow the
instructions.
On Wed, 14 Dec 2016, Marc Juul wrote:
On Tue, Dec 13, 2016 at 1:26 PM, Jake <jake(a)spaz.org> wrote:
>
> my friend Christopher is trying to learn linux and coding of various
>> kinds, but
>> he doesn't have a computer that he can install software onto, so i'm
>> recommending that he get a VPS somewhere, install linux on it, and play
>> with
>> web stuff and use it as his computer until he can get his own hardware
>> back.
>>
>> is linode a good choice? i'm not sure if he has funds to pay
>> subscription
>> fees
>> or whether he would need to find a free one, or maybe he can get started
>> with a
>> digitalocean free giftcard if someone has one.
>>
>>
> Tell him to keep an eye on https://lowendbox.com/ for deals.
>
> There was recently a $1.25 per month VPS but it's all sold out now. I've
> seen $10 per year before as well.
>
>
> --
> marc/juul
>
>
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