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Ref Link: (https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/i-am-unable-to-set-new-password-on-my-droplet-from-console-is-there-any-bug-which-has-not-been-fixed-since-2-months) 1.  Use root as the login 2. Use the password that you were emailed 3. When you are asked to enter current UNIX password     enter the password which was emailed to you 4. Enter a new password 5. Retype password

Extra Help: (http://wern-ancheta.com/blog/2015/03/15/how-to-assign-a-namecheap-domain-name-on-a-digitalocean-droplet/)

copy ssh key plug in this line the copy the cotents cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pup what to do if you see this line Permission denied (publickey) eval "$(ssh-agent -s)" ssh-add enter passphrase then add a word

-go in detail on what was completed with the club: (impact) -quantify differences made(experience) -engineering topics (skills) -experience: (have impact full experiences stand out) -only list things one is good at -extra things: (personal website rec, linkedin, gitHub) -consider qr codes(supplemental) -resume focus: (actions, concise, well structured, prioritize) -show strong cs fundamentals- -things to avoid(spelling errors, laundry list) -important(touching software, hackathon info, show capacity) -

Today I learned how to ssh into a Raspberry Pi from a remote computer on the same network. 1. Find the ip of the host by using the command hostname -I 3. do this on the pi ssh pi@<ip-address> 2. the login name is pi 3. the password is raspberry 4. then do the same command on the remote computer