This microblog runs in its own LXC container with the following components: vanilla Python and Jinja for templating.
Each new entry in a PocketBase SQLite database (also hosted in the same LXC container) triggers a build.
I use an MD5 hash-based caching system to avoid full rebuilds—only elements with changed hashes are rebuilt. The build takes just 30ms for 16 entries in my table.
I’m using an Intel N100 processor, and the generation consumes very little electricity ! After the build completes, I stop the LXC container to prevent unnecessary resource waste (primarily systemd).
Big thanks to Stéphane for the Incus project! You're putting an amazing amount of energy into this awesome project—a perfect home for LXC-system containers
https://stgraber.org/
Intel N200 still 6 watts. yum-yum
Pwe Pwe Arch
I had met him by chance with his girlfriend at New York airport during my trip to the USA in 2015
Omakub - custom ubuntu gnome (tweaked) Terminal : alacritty + Zellij
wget -qO- https://omakub.org/install | bash
https://omakub.org/
gpt4o-draw / mod
prompt : A surreal photograph showing two distinct objects: key positioned at the top and brown leaf at the bottom, separated by a thin, floating strip of paper. The paper appears slightly tilted, suggesting a perspective view, and hovers in the middle space between the two elements. The scene is softly lit with natural shadows enhancing the illusion of floating. The background is a textured, warm-toned surface, adding depth and a dreamlike atmosphere to the composition
GMKtec Intel N100 / N150 ~ 6w tdp
