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by reillychase 6y ago
Thanks for sharing our response. I expect this to be fixed by Ubiquiti, but it will probably take some time, so we have that mitigation process available for those interested.
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$374K ARR(blog.rchase.com)
4 points by reillychase 6y ago|1 comments
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by reillychase 6y ago
I told him that too. People put too much emphasis on “Launch Day”, when really Launch Day should be day one and every day after. Never stop promoting and publicly “Launching” new features. Also too many people launching to Hacker News, Prod
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by reillychase 7y ago
Shameless ripoff of snapshooter.io https://twitter.com/MrSimonBennett/status/120771279509938585...
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Why we're reinvesting in our UNMS cloud hosting product(medium.com)
2 points by reillychase 7y ago|0 comments
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RIP Ubiquiti UniFi Cloud 2017–2019 (Alternatives)(medium.com)
8 points by reillychase 7y ago|0 comments
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Our Collaboration Tools as a 100% Remote Team of 2(medium.com)
1 points by reillychase 7y ago|0 comments
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Growing My $12K MRR SaaS from Solo Founder to Plus 1 Employee(medium.com)
5 points by reillychase 7y ago|0 comments
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How We Deployed Duo 2FA for SSH to 600 Ubiquiti Servers(medium.com)
8 points by reillychase 7y ago|0 comments
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by reillychase 7y ago
> config.gateway.json Yes you can do it in the json file, and that works on https://hostifi.net > Internet down There's not really anything you would need to change on the controller to fix a WAN issue that you couldn
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by reillychase 7y ago
Hi Joe! At https://hostifi.net we have tons of people using the USGs and connecting them to the cloud server. The USG actually is the only UniFi device that has a web gui and it has configuration options for setting up the WAN b
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by reillychase 7y ago
You're assuming that there is just one location, and if so, it is cheaper to buy a Cloud Key than use a service like this or https://hostifi.net The benefit comes in when you have many locations, and can replace a bunch of
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by reillychase 7y ago
I'm not a big fan of their Ubiquiti Device Discovery Tool, I always recommend using SSH method for adoption which is very reliable: https://support.hostifi.net/en/articles/3044211-unifi-cloud-...
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by reillychase 7y ago
At https://hostifi.net we are working on 2 new plans launching soon, a 5 device $3.99/month or $39/year plan and a 3 site, 15 device plan at $9.99/month or $99/year. Trying to find the price point for those s
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by reillychase 7y ago
Thanks for the mention! It's certainly not passive though (like I thought it was going to be when I started it lol), I'm working on it 40+ hours/week and just hired our first support engineer, Safwan. He used to work for Ubiq
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0-$3k MRR How I started a cloud backup service for MSPs(mspstory.com)
3 points by reillychase 7y ago|0 comments
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My Git workflow as a solo-developer(medium.com)
16 points by reillychase 7y ago|0 comments
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by reillychase 7y ago
Great post, and appreciate what he is saying. But in this case I'm kind of locked into WordPress and the plugins I'm using. It will be much easier to start over with Laravel Spark which will give me more control. From there, I agr
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by reillychase 7y ago
Good to know. Recommendation instead?
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by reillychase 7y ago
I'm actually looking at using Intercom now instead of FreshDesk, FreshChat, and Drip. Sorry about Medium lol I'm just lazy. I plan to get around to hosting my own blog on Ghost.
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by reillychase 7y ago
No reason really. What would you suggest?
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by reillychase 7y ago
It really is a complete rewrite - switching from WordPress to Laravel (no code being reworked really there ...) and then rewriting the backend Python scripts to be OOP (minimal code reuse)
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Why I’m rewriting my SaaS(medium.com)
103 points by reillychase 7y ago|69 comments
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Show HN: 17.5 hours of GhostiFi development at 100x speed(youtube.com)
1 points by reillychase 8y ago|0 comments
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by reillychase 8y ago
Well actually that is exactly what I did ... https://github.com/GhostiFi
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by reillychase 8y ago
I don't have control what goes on outside the VPS, but root access is my proof to my customers that I am not logging. Certainly no VPS is the magic pill to internet security or anonymity.
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by reillychase 8y ago
it's back online now, just my little server on DigitalOcean running this
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by reillychase 8y ago
didn't see the wave coming, I got it back online now
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by reillychase 8y ago
It's not just a VPS with OpenVPN installed, the main reason why I built it was to be able to click a button and migrate the server to a new location/IP address on demand. Since then I also added "Invisibility Mode" which
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How I wrote the Python backend of GhostiFi, a VPS based VPN service(medium.com)
2 points by reillychase 8y ago|0 comments

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