All you need is Python 3 :)

Hahah no worries, I am still thinking more ideas to implement it for event logging proccess on my server.

Thank you☺️

It is just a Python Script. I believe that you have more reasons to run it locally instead of building a container. I mean, I dont think that the logs or the command execution should happen from a container.

Hahah, it is just a RSS feed bot :'(…

In order to share more interesting articles easier to build communities.

Wow it seems very cool, thanks for sharing

I am using GMaps WV

Hey, I tried to run this container but I can’t make it functional… Do I need to modify something else from my host (I am talking about fw).

You can try to scan your server with vulnerability assessment tools such as Nessus (it is available as a docker container) or sn1per which is open source.

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In the road of decentralization! Enjoy the journey!

Ι was talking about degoogled experience. DivestOS supports a lot of devices which is not a case with calyx and graphene.

You can use DivestOS which pretty much it offers anything that can be found on GrapheneOS. Also, DivestOS supports relocking the bootloader to many devices

++ as well as searching on a folder simply by the first letter, without searching everywhere

++same

Docker:nextcloud+mariadb+caddy

In Greece we cannot accept transactions without an official bank application…

Nowadays you need 2 devices if you want to use custom ROMs.

In order to have access in your bank account, you need Google Play Integrity… So you are enforced to use google… Democracy and free markets at their finest…

Personally I am using a netbook like this as a headless server with Ubuntu.

You can try to run Lubuntu, or even TinyCore and Puppy Linux on this for simple tasks.

Generally speaking, with 1GB of ram and Intel atom, as you stay away from video streaming platforms and use simple tools for writing text or run simple code in python, you would be fine. However with less than 100€ you can find laptops with core i5 4rd generation with 8gb ram. I am not sure if it worths it.

I have used both, personally I prefer kavita as it runs faster.

However kavita needs to create user accounts as well as it is auto categorizing books and comics which personally I hate, especially for my cybersecurity books.

Fedora Silverblue! 😊

Immutable Linux is the future (and any container-based filesystem )

Time Traveling is a thing as we can see