> A longstanding performance effecting bug was fixed in the recently released 1.21.5
Good to know that they're finally considering performance fixes but obviously involves moving to 1.21.5 and until there's mods to disable the bits I don't like, I'll be sticking with 1.20+mods.
Where can I find what the "advanced ssh features" are for homelab version? Can't seem to find such details on the website right now..
Thank you for this, it looks amazing. With so many client machines, servers, raspberry pis, tunneling to home, RDP sessions etc etc these days it gets out of hand managing connections. I can't wait to try this. Thank you
On the pricing page, you can find a feature matrix. The advanced SSH features are basically things like smartcard support, custom Pkcs#11 libraries, etc.
Sometimes I wonder what the desktop linux experience would be like if all the total effort put in was focused on the unification of userspace instead of endless fragmentation.
Firefox (with all the foundation's junk turned off) with noscript and ublock origin is a compromise that works for me. Lynx feels too impractical in today's world but it's fun to use every now and then. Just trying hn on it now it doesnt render it cleanly
Thanks for this comment. Ive recently been looking to use a domain for a server (instead of ISP assigned address) to make it publicly accessible. The server machine still physically sits in a residential location so I dont want that exposed. This is another setup solution I can look into.
I have been looking into doing an ec2 or DO droplet with a static ip with tailscale funnel for the traffic proxy. I just like that its easy to go into the web interface for the ec2/droplet and control which IPs it allows ssh connections.
Yea, for example I want to use librecalc more but it only vertically scrolls by column and not smoothly. It's intolerably annoying to me. I cant figure out if there's any way to have smooth vertical scroll but so far no.
Never heard of onlyoffice thanks I will check it out.
Surpised he does not have a step for a assigning a permanent address for the local network. He mentions it but skips it like it's not needed. a lot of routers like those from att do not allow port forwarding to addresses that have finite lease times.
I didn't know that was a thing you could do! I appreciate the comment and I have added creating a permanent address for the local network in the post and given you credit. I give your HackerNews username credit please let me know if you want your actual name listed.
Also I can tell this post was a good post because people are using he/him pronouns for me in the comments lol. What a world we live in :)
Thanks for replying no credit needed but I do not object LOL. It's a good walk through that you wrote. I have quite a few generations of Pis including the original. They're great for so many things. And they're so reliable I think in part because the community around software/hardware relationship feels so strong and robust.
That depends entirely on whether you opt to do the compare by code or key. E.g. in JS KeyboardEvent.code == "KeyW" may resolve true even though KeyboardEvent.key == "W" may resolve false because the user is on AZERTY or what have you.
I'm a QMK user with a custom no -standard layout myself. I think you're referring to mapping keys to a given keycode as part of the firmware config. That's not inherently a problem, do it properly and it still lines up with whatever OS layout you load. If you're purposefully changing the keycodes to avoid letting the OS know the layout is different... well, you got what you explicitly configured you wanted it to behave like? Leave a layer if you expressly don't want said behavior, it's not up to the app developer to assume you meant to do otherwise.
This one: https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC/issues/MC-170134
I now never see below 60 fps when for all my years of playing this bug would bring down my FPS to the teens or 0 all the time no matter what hardware.