GhostWhisperer

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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
your server was used as a "pubstro" https://ripped.guide/Scene/Scene-Glossary/
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
price is coming down fast and coupled with density it is becoming a realistic option it's already possible to get a 2.5 ssd with 8tb for $350
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
would love to read more about their infrastructure and war stories
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
yea, tailscale is pretty cool any idea how one would go about connecting two networks? a tailnet and a netmaker-net?
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
did you try tailscale? they've been around for awhile and should be able to handle the same scenario
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
that's just how wireguard based vpns work, including tailscale
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
which ones did you try and what was your take on each? i only tried one, after seeing it mention on hn and elsewhere multiple times by people i trust, but i'm curious about what hn users experience with other services
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
yea, i saw it a bit later, thanks for linking i don't really see any material difference between netmaker and tailscale
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
typo, thanks for pointing it out
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
i use fireguard through tailscale to access multiple machines over ssh, with their setup i was able to reduce exposure as i no longer need to open a port on the router tailscale does this with their DERP servers i doubt netmaker doesn'
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
people are enjoying themselves while creating things they like, why the hate?
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
if you can point out the vectors that worry you maybe other will be able to address them sooth your worries
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
this is where services like netmaker and tailscale come in, they're supposed to just work™
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
people that want to connect: roaming machines, machines behind nat i use it to connect a notebook to a machine that sits behind nat, and to circumvent firewall rules before i had to maintain an open port on the router, and a dyndns like pro
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
i don't route any traffic besides the odd exit-node, and tailscale takes care of that for me the exit-node routing is for firewall circumvention - if i find myself unable to connect to git over ssh, i simply activate routing through th
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
you're using it for office network or server infra? did you compare it to others, what made you go with netmaker?
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
your not the first to complain about it[0], the tone is uncalled for - you can just cmd + w that tab and move on + use it as a signal when picking your service provider [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37143046
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
1. thanks for linking that 2. the comparison: - protocol: wireguard is now baseline - speed: netmaker is faster because it uses kernel wg - this is not going to hold true for all system configurations, certainly doesn't for macos - fle
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
it's going to need a comparison page i already have tailscale setup on all devices
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
it need not be a function, but also: alias lsg='find . -regex'
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
yea, watch also let's you set the interval and highlight the changes in output if that's important for you - you're watching a path for new files
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
i use zsh on macos so what follows might not work for everyone my favorite aliases # show the local Makefile targets alias targets="grep '^[^#[:space:]\.].*:' Makefile" # wget variations function t
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
a python script with no dependencies can be distributed as easily as a bash script a python script with dependencies can be pushed and made available to the world through PyPI, it then becomes really easy to install in isolated environments
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
oh yea, slight name difference: alias mkdir='mkdir -pv' function take() { mkdir $1 cd $1 } i'm going to steal that cdtemp function though
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
just sideloaded with m4a and it works thanks for the tip function sideload() { mv $1 "$HOME/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~co~supertop~castro/Documents/Sideloads/" echo "Sidelo
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
thank you
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
brew install yt-dlp alias vget=yt-dlp alias aget='vget --extract-audio --audio-format mp3 --audio-quality 4' # https://opencollective.com/homebrew # https://github.com/yt-dlp&
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
but would you seed?
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
ebay being the access normaliser to this equipment doesn't sound too bad it substitutes the internal network/hierarchy bias for a mostly monetary one
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by GhostWhisperer 3y ago
maybe there's no point for us to argue over the decisions of management

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