andrew-d

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by andrew-d 5mo ago
Hi there, I work at Tailscale. Part of the reason that we don't (currently) let you do this is that a hostname is a user-reported field, and can change over time; it's not a durable form of identity that you can write ACLs on. One
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by andrew-d 3y ago
As of about a month ago, you can self-host your own OIDC identity provider; for example, Ory Hydra is open-source. https://tailscale.com/blog/custom-oidc/
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by andrew-d 3y ago
As of about a month ago, you can also sign up to Tailscale with any OIDC-compatible identity provider, so if you don't want to use Gmail or Microsoft you can self-host your own! https://tailscale.com/blog/custom-oi
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by andrew-d 9y ago
Yeah, as someone also on a TN, I'd love to hear more. I'd also love to know what the renewal process has been like for people that have been in the USA for a while (I've been here for 4 years and am looking to renew next Oct
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by andrew-d 11y ago
For what it's worth, that's a fair concern. I offer two things that make it not quite as bad as you may think, though :-) 1. We don't expect applicants to be amazing at this already. Having a background in security is good,
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by andrew-d 11y ago
If you or your friends are interested, you should check out Matasano (disclaimer: I work there). Our hiring process is much more focused on work-samples, and the in-person interviewing is pretty laid-back. We're also very up-front wi
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by andrew-d 14y ago
I recently started programming in Lua too - it's a fantastic language if you want to embed it in anything, and using the LuaJIT FFI [0] makes interfacing with C code from pure Lua a pleasure. I've also started writing a set of extension li
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GPU Password Cracking on Amazon EC2(du.nham.ca)
4 points by andrew-d 14y ago|0 comments
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From School to Startup: Lessons Learned(du.nham.ca)
1 points by andrew-d 14y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A simple, header-only, MIT-licensed, C++ logging library.
6 points by andrew-d 15y ago|0 comments