Free Server. A free server for testing, learning, experimenting, whatever.
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#2Getting 404 error.
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#3Me too pretty sure it's not a bad link though
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#5While page dont load, you can try direct link: https://noupload.com/start.html
By following this link you will get free Ubuntu 14.04 64bit 512MB ram 20GB space server for 40 minutes.
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#6This is pretty cool! Except, 40 minutes is not very long to get an environment set up, I guess that's where the bitcoin extension comes in.
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#7This is very cool. I wish the terms were a little different though. Eg maybe you get 3 hours but you can only make as new sever once a week. I can't think of what I would do in 40 minutes. But with a bit more time I could see this being very useful for testing various things.
Re: Free Server. A free server for testing, learning, experimenting, whatever.
#8While page dont load, you can try direct link: https://noupload.com/start.html By following this link you will get free Ubuntu 14.04 64bit 512MB ram 20GB space server for 40 minutes.
How do you prevent this: somebody creates machines, then immediately starts launching malicious attacks on other machines?
I run a similar service, and I'm starting to hit this problem. Whoever your network provider is, they might eventually get annoyed when you're hosting attacks that other people complain about...