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Hope this helps you out.  I wasn&#039;t a huge fan of github even before it became owned by Microsoft.  These days I think there are enough reasons to host your own git repos.  It&#039;s honestly pretty simple an free. I think I first started questioning hosting all of my cli/projects at github when their site came under a</description>
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From time-to-time I actually work on systems and not just putting together Power Points or crazy wikis like this.  I have notebooks, text docs, and other notes all over the place.  Thats not sharing or helping anyone so I figured lets start dumping them here.</description>
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This is pretty darn basic.  I usually build a new system if its local I just include my nugget account during the build.  If its in the cloud at Digital Ocean or some other VPS provider I go through these steps.

 Step: 1 - SSH to VPS</description>
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Just a list of the default Apps I run on most of my systems

Laptop/Desktop



I think some of these are 

	*  vim - the ubiquitous text editor.  Once I used VI I was never able to convert myself to EMACS.  
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As much as I love posting information and stories to this site for others to consume there are other things I don&#039;t want put out on the web like my personal journal.  Not like there is anything “bad</description>
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I have been working on a simple SYSLOG project to gather scanning data off of host around the internet and centralize it.  The no telling what I will do with the data at that point.  Its a project I thought of a while back and I nicknamed it TopTalkers.  Basically this is the setup I am going for, very simple a remote syslog server with two host sending it traffic.</description>
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Why in the hell do you want mouse mode in VIM ever!!! use this to turn it off


This is an example of the UFW logs going into journald.



then they are piped to rsyslog doubling the logs and some crazy time stamps are added.</description>
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This is pretty darn basic.  I usually build a new system if its local I just include my nugget account during the build.  If its in the cloud at Digital Ocean or some other VPS provider I go through these steps.

 Step: 1 - SSH to VPS</description>
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