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Firezone (YC W22) is hiring systems engineers to build zero trust network access(ycombinator.com)
1 points by jamilbk 4y ago
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Clever use of persistent_term(erlang.org)
1 points by jamilbk 4y ago|0 comments
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by jamilbk 4y ago
Sure! Elixir's been great. Phoenix is a joy to work with, and many of the concurrency primitives built into OTP make it the perfect foundation for a product like this. And rustler makes it super easy to add low-level / native code
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by jamilbk 4y ago
We're actively working on this and expect to have it done for 0.4.0. You can track progress here: https://github.com/firezone/firezone/pull/653
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by jamilbk 4y ago
We don't actively block any functionality when a user blocks telemetry -- that's definitely an unintended side effect and bug. You'll have more luck disabling telemetry in the config file with `default['firezone'][&
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by jamilbk 4y ago
Hi everyone! Firezone CEO here. Someone just clued me into this thread. Unfortunately I’m in and out of Internet service today but I’ll do my best to answer questions. As noted by others, Firezone isn’t really aiming to be a mesh networking
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Firezone (YC W22) Is Hiring a Senior Elixir Engineer(ycombinator.com)
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Rustler Precompiled: Use precompiled NIFs in your Elixir projects(dashbit.co)
1 points by jamilbk 4y ago|0 comments
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by jamilbk 5y ago
In case anyone wants to read more on the subject, here is a recent study: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8021876/ > Conclusion > The results suggest the limited relevance of the “retired h
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by jamilbk 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Love the Cockpit project! I opened this issue to investigate adding this as a Cockpit plugin: https://github.com/firezone/firezone/issues/264
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by jamilbk 5y ago
I'm investigating containerization support here: https://github.com/firezone/firezone/issues/260 The main hurdle to investigate is whether I can do egress filtering from inside a container and how hairy
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by jamilbk 5y ago
This is great feedback. We are discussing features that should satisfy this workflow in this issue: https://github.com/firezone/firezone/issues/259 It essentially boils down to having different firewall zones
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by jamilbk 5y ago
That's funny -- I originally started building Firezone for OpenBSD but at that time wireguard-go was the only way to have WireGuard on *BSD so I decided to tackle Linux first. Firezone is Docker-free and the firewall management applica
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by jamilbk 5y ago
This is great feedback! You're not the first person to request 2FA. See this issue for discussion: https://github.com/firezone/firezone/issues/259 I'm planning to add functionality that will make it
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by jamilbk 5y ago
Yeah that was one motivation behind it -- to provide some rudimentary controls to filter outbound traffic through the VPN server. The egress firewall will also be useful for upcoming 2FA features -- we can block traffic destined to the Inte
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by jamilbk 5y ago
That sounds fun. I was hoping to get around to supporting Raspbian soon. Feel free to open an issue on Github if you get stuck or need help! I'm interested to hear how it goes. Some tips to get you started: 1. Where it's built: h
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by jamilbk 5y ago
Right now it's just an egress firewall. It bundles the "nft" userspace utility and creates its own isolated nftables table to block traffic in the forward chain. See here for details: https://github.com/firezo
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by jamilbk 5y ago
Yep, good point! It is. I explain more in my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28683245 I'll edit the title to clarify. Thanks
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by jamilbk 5y ago
Author here! I created Firezone to make it easier to host and manage your own WireGuard VPN server. While working at Cisco as a security automation engineer I experienced a lot of unnecessary pain managing secure network-level access into o
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Show HN: Firezone, an open-source WireGuard-based alternative to OpenVPN AS(github.com)
182 points by jamilbk 5y ago|36 comments
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by jamilbk 5y ago
Nice work! Congrats on hitting the app store. I’m excited to use this for our next hours-long jam session. How does the instrument detection work? Does it do anything else besides change the icon for a tape? It would be so cool to just show
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Qwertify: Tech-Friendly Co-Working Innovation Park in Beirut(qwertify.org)
2 points by jamilbk 6y ago|0 comments
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by jamilbk 6y ago
> Melvin doesn't have a short position anymore. Source? If I was caught in a short squeeze, this is exactly the kind of announcement I would circulate to prevent the price from going any higher.
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by jamilbk 6y ago
BBVA is closing Simple too. Lucky me, I use Azlo for my business and Simple for my personal :-(. > We have an update for you about your banking relationship with Simple, a subsidiary of BBVA USA. > BBVA USA has made the strategic deci
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by jamilbk 6y ago
"We conclude that the Dominion Voting System is intentionally and purposefully designed with inherent errors to create systemic fraud and influence election results. The system intentionally generates an enormously high number of ballo
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by jamilbk 6y ago
The script linked in the gist ( https://gist.github.com/bmastenbrook/14c0e22fc02b95d4a48f82d... ) is reporting diffs for me on Sonic fiber as well, which is leased from AT&T in much of the Bay Area. So seems to be a
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by jamilbk 6y ago
An indicator light is good and well but, you kinda have to be present to monitor it in order to stop it. Someone can record all the video they want if you’re not around to notice. And that still leaves the possibility for it to snap a photo
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by jamilbk 6y ago
I thought it seemed familiar! EE 306: Introduction to Computing with prof Yale Patt. Almost 15 years ago now. I remember on the first day of class, prof Patt described his philosophy of learning EE: start from the ground up. Many students w
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by jamilbk 6y ago
Interesting -- bookmarked! I've had a need for something like this from time to time. Is there any concern over people using your service for illegal/unfavorable activities like torrenting? Or are you planning to keep logs to prov
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by jamilbk 6y ago
The original project [1] hasn’t seen any commits in a year. [1] https://github.com/subspacecloud/subspace

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