I've found this awesome wallpaper on wallpapercave.com \
but I can't found the three other one ( Donatello, leonardo, raphaelo )
Any ideas where to found them ?
Seem really great, too bad the github tab discussion has been not activated :/
and If the documentation is not clear enough, no way to ask the community.
EDIT: Actually it seem that it clone a SD to a full dest drive ! so not as destination file correct ??
So I want to run it under SSH.
::: spoiler man rsync
Also note that the rsync daemon protocol does not currently provide any encryption of the data that is transferred over the connection. Only authentication is provided. Use ssh as the transport if you want encryption.
:::
but when I do rsync --config=/etc/rsyncd.conf --rsh=ssh --dry-run \
I get:
rsync: --rsh=ssh: unknown option (in daemon mode)
So there no way to specify that rsync daemon should run under ssh ?
Also is this following A.I statement is correct ?
The rsyncd.conf file is only used when the rsync daemon is running on the remote host and the client connects to the daemon directly, without using an SSH connection.
So there is no way with Rsync (under ssh) to set settings (config file or other) that will apply to all clients !!?? \
So it's the client that configure rsync and the server !? there is no way around ?!
So in all my trial , I have introduce en error in the video path /path/path/FooBar.mp4 as those test where taking place under Windows this time, the front / was making the file unreachable, "funny" in the console no error about that, but about codec that is not found..... O_o
MP4
it worked with
html
...
<source src="path/FooBar.mp4" type="video/mp4">
...
<!-- so without specifying the codec, at least -->
MKV
I've tried everything so far, I didn't managed to make it work :/
so it seem that finally Firefox do not support MKV with AV1
I found online a nice (and seemed easy) math problem.
Rocket A travel from Mars to Earth in 200 days \
Rocket B travel from Earth to Mars in 150 days, but take off 30 days later \
\
When they cross each other, which one is the closet to the earth ?
So they give a "flat" answer, without giving any explanation on how they reach this conclusion.
What would be your simplest Mathematical solution for this ?