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by apitman 5y ago
Makes me miss n-gate.
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by apitman 5y ago
But now your friends and family are locked into a proprietary system, subject to whatever the future incentives of Tailscale end up being. How many people can you connect on the free plan?
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by apitman 5y ago
Why use SSH? With Tailscale all you need is rsh ;)
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by apitman 5y ago
Firecracker is absolutely awesome. Looking at the dismal state of sandboxing APIs in the major operating systems, and the advent of KVM on Linux, WHP on Windows (including Windows Home!), and HVF on Mac, I wonder if the future of securely r
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by apitman 5y ago
I know this is in reference to a project that the author hopes to make money from, but many people start open source projects simply to scratch an itch and solve a personal problem. In these cases, I think it's worth asking if you wan
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by apitman 5y ago
I maintain a list of ngrok/Cloudflare Tunnel alternatives here: https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling It's interesting to me how many times this particular wheel has been reinvented. That said, it
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by apitman 5y ago
Still requires SUID. It makes no sense to have to increase privileges in order to be able to decrease privileges. Any process should be able to spawn a child process with strictly lesser privileges, including granular cpu, memory, network,
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by apitman 5y ago
TL;DR don't trust the values of headers you don't control. If you're not sure whether you control them or not, read the rest of this article.
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by apitman 5y ago
Nice, thanks! I think I had heard about the 250Mbps option a while back. Are the 500 and 1000 newer? Those are all great deals. EDIT: Those VPS options only seem to be available in the US. Is that right or am I doing something wrong?
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by apitman 5y ago
My personal browser streaming TL;DR goes something like this: * Start with SSE * If you need to send binary data, use long polling or WebSockets * If you need fast bidi streaming, use WebSockets * If you need backpressure and multiplexing f
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by apitman 5y ago
I maintain a list[0] of solutions to this problem. Cloudflare Tunnel is what I currently recommend to most people. IMO it's the easiest way to expose services publicly on the internet. For example a website or shared Plex server. Main
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by apitman 5y ago
Am I crazy or is there room for a good early 2000s-style link aggregator in today's content discovery landscape? It seems like the primary reasons the likes of delicious failed is because they sold out for money. I wonder if an open so
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by apitman 5y ago
One more general principle is that often a decision isn't as irreversible as it might seem. You could very likely spend a year or two trying to find a better fit at other companies, then return to this job, possibly with much better pa
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See how DMARC, SPF, and DKIM work interactively(learndmarc.com)
479 points by apitman 5y ago|108 comments
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by apitman 5y ago
I compared[0] a few of the popular options a while back. TLDR; GoatCounter. [0]: https://apitman.com/20/#get-off-google-analytics
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by apitman 5y ago
A few years ago I was more inclined to use WebSockets. They're undeniably cool. But as implemented in browsers (thanks to the asynchronous nature of JavaScript) they offer no mechanism for backpressure, and it's pretty trivial to
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It's hard to say who's winning the streaming wars, but customers are losing(apitman.com)
261 points by apitman 5y ago|342 comments