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Many people were posting "on that other forum" that gitlab can run in less than 512 with memory optimizations as well as caching.

I think that ZSwap feature is rather interesting. 

Hmm it also says 24GB RAM (only reason I clicked it) in the title and 16GB in the actual post.

I am however happy to see these lines:

You know, I just found out about these Envato bundles back when they did their birthday special, I think its a pretty neat way to stock up on generic material for future projects (I get their free stuff each month).

Hootsuite should do this. You should probably hook the twitter API into dailyserverdeals and have it publish at the same time.

http://icanblink.com/ You may want to try this one its free for windows/linux.

Boy, I sure know how that feels. 

http://openvz.org/Download/template/precreated The sizes are consistent with the ones found here, I assume its just a mirror. Edit: @Joodle it would be nice if you gave the OpenVZ project credit for creating the templates, or at least posting your source. 

Hey! Awesome to see you started your own VPS company. Great pricing by the way as well as another Jacksonville contender ;)

Microsoft Security Essentials (free) with common sense - it works and its extremely quick to deploy. The downside is its not techncally licensed for business usage, you would need to use Microsoft Endpoint Security in a business environment (not free).

Koding is not self hosted though - http://codiad.com/ as well as http://icecoder.net/ as you guys mentioned look like pretty awesome possibilities especially with emmet capabilities. It would be rather wild to be able to push out live website edits through a system like this for quick editing on...

Do you have the tutorial you used that you can link?

Definitely interested too.

This is exactly how I feel right now - I'm thinking about picking up the Python course at http://www.codecademy.com/ and see if it gives me anything good knowledge wise. I think I get a quite a few python ebooks through my college too - plus the internet is a great resource.

Though to be fair c9.io is open source, however they have not packaged it nicely, they just dump all their code in a github repo when they feel like it, likely missing features and having large amounts of bugs.

This is pretty much what I've been seeing through out my SEO endeavors and research, really all it does it make your site look like its trying too hard to get listed for things its not even providing. (if someone happens to view your code)

Would be nice to have a self hosted IDE that we could have on our own VPS, now that I wouldnt have so much a problem with but just randomly giving out code to some company on the internet thats offering a free service - I think not. Sublime Text gets even better when you start using plugins...

Looks pretty neat, rather similar in appearance to Sublime Text - with the preview area on the side. I'll have to keep this on my watch list. Edit: After further inspection it looks rather neat to be honest - I'll probably get a copy of it if its cheaper than Sublime Text. I estimate it'll be...

You say you want to try something new, do you mean something new as in Debian/CentOS or something like SUSE or Slackware - something that's not too common. If your up for it you can run http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=dvl :)