From the above for those who find it TTDU, This block of addresses is set aside for internally routed nodes inside ISPs.

( *TTDU Too technical didn’t understand )

Thanks! That does look useful! Why does Tailscale use the 100.x.y.z range of IP addresses? Aren’t those also normal routable addresses?

Perhaps I will need to print from time to time, and I may want to access my desktop machine.

If I can use 2FA, especially a time-based one-time password That will be good. I have authy on my phone.

The traveling machine is going to be a Linux machine which will have a strong login password.

So the server as a talescale router set up to only accept a routing connection from my traveling laptop with 2fa. My server’s other services only accepting connections from my network. Do I have the basic concepts correct?

At the moment I only shoot jpg because I have not yet figured out how to make use of a raw. everything I try gives me very strange solarized kind of colors.

It seems to fit well no matter what orientation I try.

The kit lens is on most of the time. The other lens in the bag is an adapted telephoto lens that used to belong to my dad.

Good point. Not too worried about an accidental drop? I am not too clumsy but stuff happens.

Oh, thanks for the wisdom on UV filters - Most of my experience back in the day was film and I was thinking of getting a UV filter to protect the kit lens. The bag stays nearby but unless I was on a long walk I would not carry it, even then I would probs load up my pockets (extra battery, another memory chip)

My first distro was Yggdrasil

isn’t debian at https://www.debian.org/ - who is outreachy?

I only do a few things to my stock KDE, 1)dark theme 2)1 panel on the left cuz my screen is wide 3)install a few of my favorite apps. 4) No timeouts, no auto screen locks. Does a standard set of plugins for Firefox count? Setting up my email account in Thunderbird?

P.S. Here is the original image:

A bigger question is will anything be damaged if you try it?

I also found this: https://www.anyrec.io/image-upscaler/

It looks like it did a good job The windmill was less than 1/4 of the whole image.

And it seems to be free - but it will only handle a picture that is 300x300 px.

It seems Upscayl is cloud based, and as such has an ongoing cost… (Like everything today: Don’t sell the steak, sell the sizzle) What comes in these Appimages, Flatpacks and other packages you mentioned?

👍 That’s an idea…

An example: along Highway 20 going west from Williams - one may see a single mountain in the coastal range that has snow. I took several pictures starting near Williams, but as we were just starting to get close enough, the closer mountains started to block the objective mountain.

So I have some pictures with a tiny mountain, and some when I used the e-zoom and have a more frame-filling mountain, but at a lower resolution.

And Yes, I am aware that CSI-Enhance is a fantasy used to uncover evidence in a tv show. AI-hallucinated pixels are fine with me for this, as long as the hallucinated pixels look plausible, and are not entirely made up details.

Sounds exactly what I want. Thanks I will check it out.

That is exactly what I want - I know the original info is lost. I did try using Night Cafe’s creative upscale, but it was too creative even on the lowest setting - adding whole new details to the picture that weren’t even hinted at.

That is all great info - about how cell phone cameras have better goodies these days.

I have a Canon EOS R50 with the kit lens (RF-S18-45mm F4.5-6.3 IS STM) I also inherited my dad’s Canon Digital Rebel with whatever lenses he had.