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mvip

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About mvip

Geek, entrepreneur and tinkerer.

More about me here: http://vpetersson.com

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    If you like this stuff, you should check out what the guys at Mythic Beasts are doing. They’re squeezing a ton of Raspberry Pi’s into racks. They also host the Raspberry Pi website…

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    Sure, it's possible. But how is this different than the SEO landscape of the last 15 years? If anything, the bar is higher to succeed here as you need to trick multiple LLM/algos r…

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    > But what really disappoints me and leaves me feeling hopeless for the future is how people like the author are either completely oblivious (or worse, don’t care) about the possib…

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    I wouldn't trust any of the baby monitors. Even some of the "best" ones, like the Owlet are questionable. You might want to get one of the smaller Unifi cameras and use their Prote…

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    Shameless self-plug: I had Ken Munro from PTP on my podcast [1] in the episode 'Hacking airplanes, ships and IoT devices with Ken Munro' where we dove into GPS hacking and spoofing…

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    Oh nice! Thanks. Will give that a try.

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    +1 for "full immutable system image update" People who suggest updating individual packages (or even worse, individual deb packages for instance) have never deployed any large scal…

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    That’s neat!

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    I would look at Balena if you are already using Raspberry Pi’s and docker. Alternatively maybe look into ROAC but don’t know if it supports docker. The SD cards will be your bigges…

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    Yeah that’s true. But if these are embedded devices, you probably want an A/B partition scheme with full transactional updates and rollback.

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    Yeah it definitely isn’t straight forward. But it is complicated for good reasons given how much more complicated stuff it does behind the scenes.

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    There’s an official docker image, which is what I’ve been using forever a long time.

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    Author here. You can use influx. That’s what I’m doing. It’s just that HA doesn’t use thet by default (which is sensible for most use cases tbh).