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@Steve @bls That's a TLS problem, not SSH.
The VNC server's TLS certificate is valid for the local hostname (e.g. steves-pi.local), but not the ip address. That might be your problem.
You can also authenticate using RSA instead of TLS. There will be a setting for that in your client (tigervnc or realvnc viewer).
I just changed the RCD, but the new one is too big, so the cabinet door pushes the test button when I try to close it. #diy #fml
Why did I change it? Because the old one didn't work. I had suspected that it was broken ever since the control board in my washing machine blew up in a rather more spectacular fashion than it would have had the RCD actually worked. Anyway, I was doing some electrical work a few days ago and decided to test it while I was at it.
@sequentialsnep You can probably make this out of any kind of sheet stock that you like if you detach it, unclasp, flatten and trace it.
That being said, if you print it in its flattened form, it'll probably be plenty strong, even if you use PETG.
Anyhow, instead of wishing, I think you should just try it. ;)
I believe that Microsoft should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity for the way in which they've implemented replies in Microsoft Outlook.
The lack of indentation makes it impossible to discern who said what. Everyone who uses Outlook seems to have come up with their own way to quote the previous sender and this makes things even worse.
My washing machine broke, so I fixed it. It was a bit of a journey, so I wrote about it: https://andri.yngvason.is/repairing-the-washing-machine.html
Support for the new Wayland screen capture protocol has been merged in wlroots!
Next step: implement individual window capture
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wlroots/wlroots/-/merge_requests/4545
Simon Ser