Max Glenister

📣 A new blog post: Using a Raspberry Pi to Host a local Visual Studio Code Server

Using a Raspberry Pi to Host a local Visual Studio Code Server | The blog of Max Glenister I tend to work on this blog from multiple machines in my home. These include a desktop PC running Windows, a MacBook Pro running macOS, and a Chromebook with the Linux environment enabled. Across all of these machines I primarily use Visual Studio Code. blog.omgmog.net
26 May 20221 star3 replies1

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  • Max Glenister Author Mastodon indieweb.social · 26 May 2022

    Also I've made some more tweaks to my blog recently, such as: - Improved Lighthouse score to 100 across the board - Improved OG data - Removed all tracking (Google Fonts, Twitter, etc.) with the exception of the Cloudflare beacon - Added reading time and Webmention counts to the top of posts - Probably more stuff 🤷
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    Philip Newborough Mastodon indieweb.social · 27 May 2022

    @omgmog good use of a Pi. Not used my Pi for a while, but I remember getting a significant speed boost by booting off an external SSD. Might help with the build times?

  • Max Glenister Author Mastodon indieweb.social · 27 May 2022

    @corenominal That's not a bad suggestion! I should be able to half the times switching to an SSD over USB https://talesfromthedatacenter.com/2021/02/raspberry-pi-storage-performance-part-1-usb-vs-sd-card/ I'll give it a go 😀

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