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It shows a lot of confidence on the part of Tailscale to host a guide for something like this. I really like that their idea of competition seems to be focused

by pxc 4y ago

It shows a lot of confidence on the part of Tailscale to host a guide for something like this. I really like that their idea of competition seems to be focused on making a better product when for so many companies, it's more like unconditionally, categorically grasping for control. I hope it stays that way.

xena 4y ago
Hi, I am the author of this article. I honestly have no idea how stable this is. The idea for this post was to match the neosurrealism of the last April Fool's Day post about SQLite: https://tailscale.com/blog/database-for-2022/ https://tailscale.com/blog/database-for-2022/ When I say that I haven't tested it extensively, I mean that I barely was able to confirm it worked while I was writing the entire article in an anxiety fueled liminal state of consciousness that you can only truly achieve from the surrealist horror of dealing with the immigration system. I'm amazed it works as much as it does. Please don't use this in production. I don't know if it works reliably. I'm really happy that I can talk about Headscale in a professional sense. It's a project that I've got a few patches lined up for (mainly doing NixOS tests that I am still fighting with CI over) and I hope that they land to make things better for everyone. Thanks for reading my article. I hope it was enlightening. Or at least something.
- pxc 4y ago
  Oh, it was clear from the article that this is not a recommended configuration! I only meant confidence in Tailscale as a product and in its strategy. Wherever I've used Tailscale at work it has been Tailscale™, haha. The article was fun and interesting and it has impressed Tailscale Funnel into my memory, which is a feature I'd not yet tried. :) Sorry about your immigration system woes, by the way. Ordinary bureaucracies and formal processes and appointments are maddening enough. High stakes bureaucracies that affect where you can work and live? Ugh, ugh, ugh.

by pxc 4y ago

xena 4y ago

Hi, I am the author of this article. I honestly have no idea how stable this is. The idea for this post was to match the neosurrealism of the last April Fool's Day post about SQLite: https://tailscale.com/blog/database-for-2022/ https://tailscale.com/blog/database-for-2022/ When I say that I haven't tested it extensively, I mean that I barely was able to confirm it worked while I was writing the entire article in an anxiety fueled liminal state of consciousness that you can only truly achieve from the surrealist horror of dealing with the immigration system. I'm amazed it works as much as it does. Please don't use this in production. I don't know if it works reliably. I'm really happy that I can talk about Headscale in a professional sense. It's a project that I've got a few patches lined up for (mainly doing NixOS tests that I am still fighting with CI over) and I hope that they land to make things better for everyone. Thanks for reading my article. I hope it was enlightening. Or at least something.

pxc 4y ago
Oh, it was clear from the article that this is not a recommended configuration! I only meant confidence in Tailscale as a product and in its strategy. Wherever I've used Tailscale at work it has been Tailscale™, haha. The article was fun and interesting and it has impressed Tailscale Funnel into my memory, which is a feature I'd not yet tried. :) Sorry about your immigration system woes, by the way. Ordinary bureaucracies and formal processes and appointments are maddening enough. High stakes bureaucracies that affect where you can work and live? Ugh, ugh, ugh.