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What are the top five home-lab projects that helped you better understand I.T. and get some hands on experience? (alien.top)

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What would you recommend to a guy whose just getting started out and pursuing his trifecta?

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[–] INtuitiveTJop@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

The easier way to do any kind of pregaming lab stuff is to set up a VM with Ubuntu server or any other distro with ssh and then running visual studio code on your computer and connecting to the VM through ssh. With Python I suggest using poetry for environment management and then you can also run Jupyter notebooks in visual studio code and you don’t need to bother with the actual web interface.