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3y ago
I wrote up a guide [1] on using Plex + Tailscale + HTTPS last year to setup Plex so you don't have to expose it through the Plex relays or setup port forwards for other devices on a Tailnet. I would assume with this announcement, you c
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Airbnb’s Original Sin
(theatlantic.com)
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MUSE: Most Unusual Sentence Extractor
(raspberrypi.com)
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Myst Parodies
(virtualmoose.org)
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I still have a steaminstall_cs.exe in my game directory from 10/23/2003 and remember signing up for the beta when it was required to play Counter-Strike. Wish I still had access to the original account I created in 2003. Back then
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3y ago
More bandwidth is always good, but this also has universal cabling support for 240W charging [1]. My M1 MacBook Pro can use a single Thunderbolt 4 cable to an external monitor supporting 100w now. But if the battery is charging, occasionall
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The TypeBoy Keyboard and the TypePak Cartridge
(flatfootfox.com)
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Migrating Arch Linux's packaging infrastructure to Gitlab
(about.gitlab.com)
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3y ago
This is exactly what happened when I tried to run some of my old Loki [1] games a few years ago on a modern Linux distro. Tried a few tricks to get them working, but every problem solved opened up 2 more. 1. https://lokigames.com
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Memories from old LAN parties
(thomask.sdf.org)
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Freeware Remakes of Adventure Games
(virtualmoose.org)
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Quake Sparked a Filmmaking Revolution (2017)
(denofgeek.com)
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The Broken Pain Elemental Secret [video]
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Google Buzz in Gmail (2010)
(gmail.googleblog.com)
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They were a lot more popular in the 90s and early aughts when Linux was still new and people were looking for community. I usually would find out about them through local Linux User Groups (LUGs) at the time [1]. I remember a Linuxfest in 2
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Dead Hand
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Gone Home Has Left an Enduring, If Divisive, Legacy
(escapistmagazine.com)
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McNealy's bittersweet memo bids good-bye to Sun (2010)
(cnet.com)
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FreeBSD on Firecracker [pdf]
(freebsdfoundation.org)
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High Hurdles and White Gloves (1956)
(theatlantic.com)
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Browsing the Web with a WonderSwan in 2023
(blog.asie.pl)
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Epoch and the Cassette Vision – 1997 Developer Interview
(shmuplations.com)
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Making “LCD, Please”, Development Log by Lucas Pope
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An Ode to Game Boy Cartridges
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The Eudora Email Client Source Code (2018)
(computerhistory.org)
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Brand-new Linux release, which I'm calling the Debian Linux Release (1993)
(wiki.debian.org)
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CannonBall: The Enhanced OutRun Engine
(github.com)
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How hardworking microbes ferment cabbage into kimchi
(npr.org)
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3y ago
While not a blog post, I created a Privacy Frontends with Tailscale repo on Github with this this setup using Tailscale MagicDNS and Caddy. https://github.com/ecliptik/tailscale-privacy-frontends I've tested it ou
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Is Unix Dead? (1992)
(archive.org)
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