Up-to-date runtimes definitely makes sense, that is where docker shines.

Gitlab is obviously a bit overkill, but maybe you could just create some systemd timers and some scripts to auto-pull, build and deploy?

The script would boil down to:

cd src
git pull
docker compose down
docker compose up --build

Your welcome to steal whatever you can from the repo I linked before.

Its definitely not a lightweight solution. Is the pi dedicated to the application? If so, is it even worth involving docker?

Yeah, probably, but thats not very common is it? Normally you’d just let the docker daemon handle the start/stop etc?

Afaik, systemd has nothing to do with docker, except to start the docker daemon.

I think I have done almost exactly what you want to do, I use gitlab CI to build and deploy my application:

https://github.com/cameroncros/discordshim_rs/blob/main/.gitlab-ci.yml

Gitlab is relatively heavy, so I dont know how it will go on a raspi (I run on a Intel nuc). You can run gitlab on a separate machine, and the CI runner on your Pi.

Cry’s in 100/20Mb

You really got dogpiled hard there, as if being corrected half a dozen times wasn’t enough, they had to downvote you to oblivion as well :(

Old kernels still run on it, it just won’t get new versions.

The reason Linux (and BSD) is perfect for old machines is that the source code is available, so anyone can maintain it if they want to. It doesn’t mean the core Linux team has to maintain it for them though.

One way or another, the server that hosts a resource can track who is requesting what. You as the server owner can just as easily track who is accessing what, but if you avoid using a CDN, then it limits the tracker to just yourself. The cost is that you’ll have increased traffic, and there is always the suspicion that you may have tampered with the lightbox.js file to do something malicious.

On the self include side, the instructions you linked seem pretty straightforward, so it should be possible to use it that way. What is issue your facing?

Install the adapter and epoxy it to the laptop :D

This is basically the opposite of a thinkpad/framework, but m1 macbook airs are cheapish second hand, plenty of battery life, USBC, lightweight and durable. Definitely not repairable or upgradable though, so if thats important forget it.

Can install Linux (asahi project), but macos is Unix like enough that I found it good enough.

You may want to specify what your needs are. What is this for?

No one forced apple to announce AI. They could have just waited until they had something ready.

I started reading and though this was someone who had lost their marbles, by target 2 I was hooked.

And next to his original, fully erect penis, was another one. Identical. Bio-engineered, apparently. He struck a pose.

Poetry.

1. The fact that you use firefox == data

2. You telling me == transfer

3. I like your post == consideration

Thats a sale in California’s books.

Thanks, I’ve been on the fence for a while, doing the free trial now

There is a giant lobster in Kingston, South Australia, that claims to be 17m tall. Personally, having seen both, the lobster is more impressive. The sheep just looks like a pile of concrete.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Lobster

That “tallest in Oceania” claim is pretty suspect.

Its certainly not the first place i’d look for advice, but it does make sense, they do test a lot of hardware. Try avoid getting the absolute cheapest dongles, some of them are fake, and behave weirdly. They are usually tested just enough to work in windows, and nothing more, so they can struggle on linux if the linux driver does something unexpected.

I’ve had luck with an ASUS USB-BT500, but it really depends on if its legit or not, so good luck

For adapters, checl out this list: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/bluetooth#known-working-high-performance-adapters

White round one with the remote? That’s the awful Google TV ones. The earlier versions have no remote, and you really can’t go wrong, just press cast and it’ll go.

Mines always been bad, but I use a Chromecast all the time anyway, so it doesn’t matter. I’d be livid if I had bought it, but it was free :shrug: