Not really got the best advice on learning sources but this should make the situation more manageable without internet access. I have a set of resources for wh

Not really got the best advice on learning sources but this should make the situation more manageable without internet access. I have a set of resources for when our internet goes down (rarely but weeks at a time): - Set of Ubuntu linux ISO images, server and desktop - Apt-mirror dump, I think this is about 30GB. - SQL Dump of wikipedia and mediawiki source. Wikipedia has a lot more info on linux/programming/CS topics than I expected. - Local package manager repository clones, NPM etc. - Installer disks for your OS. - Disk with any needed installers for your setup; virtualbox, vagrant, sublimetext etc. Most of this just sits on an external drive using vagrant and nfs shares. This would obviously require some linux knowledge but is well worth it, it is pretty easy to get together and manage with vagrant. This should cover any resources you need to get hold of while learning, there's nothing more annoying than being stuck without a single package.