Operyl

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by Operyl 4y ago
Cool! I’ll give it a shot, I really am trying to find one that isn’t horrible. Plaid isn’t a downside to me, and it looks like they support direct sync with CapitalOne bypassing Plaid. If you want to shoot your referral code to me over at e
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by Operyl 4y ago
Off topic, how do you find copilot? Is it using Plaid for account sync? Anything particularly good/bad?
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by Operyl 4y ago
From their FAQ[0]: > Is Tailscale open source? > Mostly. Tailscale daemon client code is open source. Where the operating system is open source, the daemon and GUI are open source, and where the operating system is closed, the daemon
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by Operyl 4y ago
It does phone home actually. The clients are constantly sending their logs for ingestion. I think this is a good thing but ymmv.
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by Operyl 4y ago
This one was kind of difficult to title without getting too long, if anyone has a suggestion for the title that seems better let me know.
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Tailscale bug allowed a person to share nodes from other tailnets without auth(tailscale.com)
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by Operyl 4y ago
Incredibly weird, I have the same issue with bad cell reception in a lot of parks, so I tend to go into airplane mode and can send and receive SMS on T-Mobile‘s network with VoWiFi just fine. Have you tried reaching out to them?
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by Operyl 4y ago
I guess being even more realistic here: your team is 15 people, your organization is 1000+ people. It's not hard to get a phone number, just a prepaid SIM away. If questions are only going out to your immediate team, how is isolation a
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by Operyl 4y ago
> and let them know how many people are in the team receiving the question being asked, so they understand their level of safety How do you prevent attacks that involve the employer having 209 fake respondents, and 1 actual respondent?
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by Operyl 4y ago
Thankfully, in this regard, major carriers support VoWiFi, a way to do Voice and SMS over WiFi, which has improved this problem a ton.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Could’ve gotten wet in transit, in a station, their contents (I had a package that was wet cat food that was on top of everything else at the station, it leaked..). A ton of reasons. I did preload at UPS two years ago during peak season, st
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by Operyl 4y ago
It's a shipping tier, SurePost. https://www.ups.com/us/en/support/shipping-support/shipping-...
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by Operyl 4y ago
This is largely because some of the packages they give Flex drivers are downright nasty smelling, and as a result they have to use Febreze or the likes to deal with it. Source: Do Flex on the side.
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by Operyl 4y ago
I frequently do day trips, or at one point monthly rentals, to various cowork offices to get that interaction with “more senior people.” While I couldn’t ask overly specific questions of those around me, we all tend to help each other the b
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by Operyl 4y ago
Drivers I have had in the past just don't want to waste the mileage and gas if they can't guarantee that someone will be there, which to some extent I can understand even if it has caused me to miss delivery windows..
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by Operyl 4y ago
I’m confused here, why not just serve your stuff over HTTPS with SRI? Who is the bad actor, the local user?
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by Operyl 4y ago
Would appear so according to their news room post.
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by Operyl 4y ago
You’ll lose access to that by default, with the ability to temporarily opt in according to what they’ve said.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Oxygen is still Android, though..? Your next concern should be what the CCP might be forcing them to add in eventually.
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by Operyl 4y ago
There’s something hilarious about reading their blog to understand what has happened from their side, to getting this wonderfully annoying pop up urging me to sign up to their newsletter multiple times: > JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER > Enter y
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by Operyl 4y ago
I’m not in charge of anything at HN, so how can my statement say HN won’t do something?
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by Operyl 4y ago
The problem doesn’t appear to be that much of an extreme outlier, the thread poster is concerned about a specific tool. That tool has already downloaded the complete data set, he’s already lost.
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by Operyl 4y ago
The problem still remains: HN’s “API” is incredibly simple and people have full datasets downloaded locally for every comment. In this case, the OP is already out of luck if he’s looking for anonymity against a hostile entity.
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by Operyl 4y ago
There are numerous posts of people getting it working on Linux, with some caveats: https://y.tsutsumi.io/2020/08/15/egpu-linux-core-x-chroma/
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by Operyl 4y ago
If I recall, PayPal bought them a number of years ago, but I haven't heard of any horror stories from that specific PayPal product.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Seems like a potentially good time to launch it, lots of young people with free time.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Given the immense trust I have for the names behind Tailscale, sure. I don’t run my own data centers, either, so it is a sound business decision to offload this too.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Because it’s not the basic Wireguard part itself that’s hard, it’s the synchronized keys, NAT busting, ACLs, and other things on top of it that are. Tailscale has made it incredibly easy to deploy and use confidently and that’s why people a
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by Operyl 4y ago
They’ve said that closed source systems will keep the GUI closed source: https://tailscale.com/opensource/
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by Operyl 4y ago
The ability to schedule backups of my data, perhaps emailed or something I can hit periodically myself (API?) would make me hop on and pay now. Until then, I can't justify even investing time to try right now.

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