Thanks!
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Just as an aside, my Caonon EOS R50 seems to have something about WiFi in the setup - will that let me download pictures without the USB-C connection? (ie when I am home?)
Photo Sorting : Having your photos arranged by some criteria, I personally would like them sorted by the date and time they were taken. Ideally, folders for each year, containing folders for each month of that year, month folders have day folders in them, day folders will have media folders (If your media won't hold a full day's worth of shots). My new R50's media hold over 3000 shots so I don't think I will fill it up in one day.
I am trying shotwell right now - I would like to get my photos sorted by date captured into another folder. They are kind of random in one folder ("Transfer") and there is an empty folder for something to build a directory structure in: A folder for each year, inside those a folder for each month, inside folders for each day, inside that are pictures. Shotwell seems to have them separated out into "events" but can it copy the existing pictures into the new folder, but sorted?
I generally do the same, except I only nuke the ones that were technically bad, many of my pictures are taken from a moving car with little warning so I don't always get my subject anywhere near in frame - those go otherwise I want to really check the rest. They go in a folder that is named by the date the pictures were taken (20250309 for today's) Then if I need to do things I try Gimp first. I just recently got rapid photo down loader too. Can it create/maintain folders for year/mo/day..?
There is also Workspace Behavior=>Screen Locking where one may set automatic screen lock, ( I uncheck both boxes )
Allow me to suggest a different strategy: Let...the...pikachou...win
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?
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