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I used ZeroTier in the past. I have migrated to Tailscale because: * It allows for faster transfer speeds. * It's less laggy. * It takes less time to negotia
by cassianoleal 4y ago
I used ZeroTier in the past. I have migrated to Tailscale because:
* It allows for faster transfer speeds.
* It's less laggy.
* It takes less time to negotiate the P2P routes on "difficult" topologies (both peers behind CGNAT, for instance)
* It actually just works (with ZT it was hit-and-miss. mostly hit but very frustrating when miss)
* It was easier to run on my router and just use that as a gateway, as opposed to meshing all my devices (I did this with ZT but there was quite a bit of configuration and trial-and-error required -- TS just works)
Perhaps TS gets more coverage because people like it better?
Disclaimer: not affiliated with either company, just a happy user - despite the issue with identity providers.
- jbverschoor 4y agoI dunno.. just seems that YC companies get more upvotes/weight/whatever. Makes sense, but it should be transparent.
- dang 4y agoBesides Tailscale not being a YC company, YC companies do not get more upvotes/weight/whatever on HN. They have to fight for attention alongside everybody else and I can tell you that they mostly find it just as frustrating. There is one big exception to this, which is Launch HNs as described in https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html#yc https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html#yc. Each YC startup only gets one of those, and they're clearly indicated.