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Give easyeffects a try.

Be honest, and when there is something you don’t know, just say so. I am hiring right now, and many people adjust their CVs to match the job description, but then don’t actually know some of the technologies mentioned there…

Also, the line between confidence and arrogance can be very slim. Try to be confident, but don’t overdo it.

Oversimplifying it, Ansible playbooks are nothing more than some commands that should be run on a remote machine via ssh. Ansible knows or has modules for a variety of different package managers (apt, yum, etc) and automagically knows how to handle services or various config files.

It can get complex, but I think just the startup phase, until you have an inventory of remote machines, the ssh keys are in place, etc. I second the Jeff Geerling recommendation, his stuff is solid, both ready to use playbooks, and tutorials.

I would suggest to also look into cloudinit. Makes setting up VMs on proxmox easier, faster, more consistent, with users, networking, ssh keys, etc ready to use (by you or by Ansible).

Ffmpeg is totally capable of doing this. Something like ffmpeg -i in.mkv -vf "crop=width:height:x:y" out.mkv might work. You would need to specify the crop area (x:y), which you can get with ffmpeg’s cropdetect. Here’s an article about it. To automate this, I would use a for loop in a shell script, for more control, or just a one liner if width, height and x:y are the same for all:

for file in *.mkv; do ffmpeg -i "${file}" -vf  "crop=width:height:x:y" "cropped_${file}"; done

Do they make cardigans?

This is a great addition to my home-lab, no more “free online convert” tools needed.

My family pickles watermelons, for generations. They are delicious.

Walking alone around the river bank, with a kitchen knife on my belt. I was “adventuring”.

I personally use my home lab to test and learn, and I try to mimic a corporate environment. I have multiple instances of DNS, proxy, etc and I have a “prod” and a separate “staging” k8s environment. I try as much as possible, without going nuts about it, to update and try new changes that might be breaking in the staging cluster.

Grew up in a very religious home, in a very religious country (orthodox christian). I don’t think I ever truly “believed”, but I didn’t want to upset my family, so I got married in church and baptized my kids. I am an atheist, and don’t practice any religion now.

I can stay connected, still works, but I don’t think I need the extra hoops.

I also have a different subnet for WG. Not sure I understand what you’re saying…

Same, wireguard with the 'WG Tunnel" app, which adds conditional Auto-Connect. If not on home wifi, connect to the tunnel.

I’ve been daily driving Hyprland for 4 years now. Before that it was DWM, and before that Gnome. I was never a KDE fan, don’t know why… I never disliked it, I just preferred Gnome.

foodporn@lemmy.world :)

Take five, Brubeck.

Any tips on filtering? I mean, I still care about some important international political topics, I just don’t care much for trump, JD, musk etc. Also, Democrat and Republican might be present in other topics not about the US political system, right? Are there wildcards/regex/something else I could use? Some best practice guides?

You would also need the wall-mount to properly test it. It’s a toilet paper holder, just in case people were wondering.