Signed up last night. Where / how do I find this community..?

Either on the social.lol mastodon or the IRC https://home.omg.lol/info/irc

LOL. I like it. I paid for it. Well worth $20 / year for the fun of it.

iPad Pro 11 inch - I use it all the time. It's not perfect, but whether I like it or not, it gets used the most often.

I am using a HHKB Pro Hybrid as a daily driver at work and a Realforce 104-u at home.

There is no such thing as the perfect keyboard, but HHKB Pro layout is something that stood its test of time (~10 years). And I don't see it getting replaced.

The Realforce may get benched, because I'm getting more used to wireless keyboards. So far it hasn't happened yet.

I wish I had the flexibility to choose. I definitely find driving to work rather relaxing (only because I can take the back road).

Released, but can't find the download link..

yeah, not even on the alternative downloads page. It reminds me of the story of how the Mono team had an issue in the downloads page that leads to some users download a 2yr old release of the Mono Framework.[0]

I found the downloads page[1] but it still says Beta, unsure what's going on.

[0]https://tirania.org/blog/archive/2008/Jan-24-1.html

[1]https://releases.ubuntu.com/21.04/

This is frustrating. After realizing I can only afford a small condo in Metro Vancouver area, I moved to a low COL city (relatively) 3 years ago. While the prices are still somewhat affordable from the West Coast standard, prices have gone up significantly in the past year alone.

> This is frustrating.

Understatement of the century. People started very bloody revolutions for much less.

Here is mine.

To screen capture every 600 frames:

  ffmpeg -i my_vid.mp4 -vf "select=not(mod(n\,600))" -vsync vfr -q:v 15 img_%03d.jpg

To make a montage that's 1024 px wide:

  for d in \*
  do
      (montage -mode concatenate -tile 4x -resize 1024x $d"/\* "$d".jpg)
  done

If I set this up with Firefox, would DNS look-up also use SOCKS?

Notice the fourth yellow circle in the image.

That setting is misleading. It just toggles whether DNS resolution happens on client side (the machine the browser is running on) or on SOCKS server side. As the SSH client acts as SOCKS server and as the SSH client usually runs on the same machine as the browser, this setting doesn't make any difference when using SSH as SOCKS proxy!

When using SOCKS over SSH and running the SSH client on your local machine, DNS resolution will always happen on you local machine as well (except when using DoH of course)!

It might seem misleading if you're using ssh as a SOCKS proxy, but there are many other SOCKS proxies for which the setting makes sense. For example, if you're using tor as a SOCKS proxy, then that setting is the only way to have the browser resolve .onion addresses.

Aha! Ty!

I wish there was CLI-only version of the Docker Desktop. I can't even launch Docker Desktop unless there is a monitor connected and a user logged in.

Run containerd and buildkit in a vagrant VM. You'll have a lot more control--you can pick what kernel you want (and even upgrade it as necessary), you can expose host filesystems and devices to the VM, etc. It's the same thing Docker Desktop is doing behind the scenes but now you control the full stack.