You might want to check out dokku

You might want to be careful with this though because if your application is built on the same server where your productive apps consuming some of the memory it could affect performance of your deployment or even take it down.

Dokku allows for deploying apps from images built in CI - which is quite effective if you also test your image artifacts in CI and don't want to build twice.

If you are using our Nomad or Kubernetes plugins, you can also run the apps on servers other than the one you are building on.

Yup I am aware :) I am just warning them of jumping in without reading too much of the documentation.

yikes, i thought 3d printers were high emitters of tiny plastic particles that are harmful to breath. Hope it's well ventilated

Same here. Had to get a new battery after a couple years. It has thermal issues especially when the gpu is under load

I got my 2015 mpb battery replaced. I'm back to smooth sailing. Always plugged in so it'll last as long as possible.

It had bad battery bloat but when I got it back from apple care everything looked new.

What does Apple recommend wrt keeping a MBP always plugged in? That's what I do almost all the time, but I'm curious what they say about it.

Battery will last its longest if it's reasonably frequently used.

Ultimately if you want the longest battery longevity, keep it between 50% and 85% charged, and keep the machine cool.

Right, obviously heat is an enemy of li-ion batteries. My understanding (and I could be wrong) is that if a MBP is plugged in the power bypasses the battery once it reaches 100% charge, correct?

That is my understanding as well. Most of my macbooks (I've owned 3) have been plugged in the majority of the time, with at least some time every few days spent on battery power unplugged. I'd say you're fine as long as you're using the battery at least once every 2-3 weeks -- longer than that might not be good for the battery over long periods of time.

The Fog of War https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0317910/

Robert McNamara gives his accounts of WWII and Vietnam wars.

He was a senior member of the White House administrations and saw a lot.

I like this idea. Do you know of the potential downsides of it?

Don't forget the travel for frequent pizzeria visits

I use apple pay whenever I can. It's faster than the chip readers