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by rudasn 3y ago
The performance of this looks really interesting, looking at the demo gif they have on the page. I wonder if this is something that can be used for versioning database columns / fields.
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by rudasn 3y ago
Yeah even better!
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by rudasn 3y ago
> Are you referencing like pure nicotine liquids? Not going to discuss on your other arguments, just wanted to say that if anything smaller than a grown adult eats a cigarette or just plain tobacco, better call the doctor.
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by rudasn 3y ago
> nicotine by itself is nowhere near as dangerous for health, it even has some benefits for well-being. So, recently I had to learn that nicotine is super toxic and can be lethal or at least severely damaging to internal organs, especial
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by rudasn 3y ago
Agree. I always try to remind my self: - make it - make it work - make it fast
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by rudasn 3y ago
> Welltok or Sutter Health also don't say how many years of your personal/medical record was affected I'm pretty sure that kind of data usually stays forever. Best case, they delete it after 5 or 7 years but if that proces
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by rudasn 3y ago
Wow this looks super cool! Very useful indeed! So how does it work under the hood? Chrome extension to capture the full html, assets etc and then serve them and replay user interactions? Or something even better? PS. Love it that your site
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by rudasn 3y ago
Don't forget to delegate! Find some local junior dev or hobbyist to set these things up, if you need them so, but perhaps it's best to avoid doing them yourself. It's not like people won't have a good time there if you d
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by rudasn 3y ago
My reply here may answer your question: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38173975
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by rudasn 3y ago
TLDR: WireHub is a tool that helps you generate WireGuard configurations and easily share those with your end-users - instead of emailing configs around, you can just share a link to WireHub. -- So if you want a secure private network for y
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by rudasn 3y ago
Hey, could you please try again? I created a new gitlab app, maybe that was the issue. On my end, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Not getting any errors though which is frustrating.
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by rudasn 3y ago
Hey cool project! I starred this a while ago. Nice to see you here. Just to clarify though, WireHub is just a config generator. It doesn't run your networks. It doesn't ask you to install anything other than stock WireGuard apps.
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by rudasn 3y ago
Oh hey:) I'm not sure if it was netbird or some other self hosted solution I tried, but after doing the recommended one liner bash install script I got locked out of my vm for some reason. Still can't get in. That's around th
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by rudasn 3y ago
Yeah sure I get it :) WireHub is like wgeasy in regards to the UI (a nice list of devices and some buttons on the right), but different in that it doesn't run WireGuard, it just generates the configs. So if you find yourself a bit wor
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by rudasn 3y ago
If you've been that far you might as well view-source on WireHub and see for yourself ;) To answer your question though, wgeasy was definitely a source of inspiration as to the simplicity and cleanness of the design compared with other
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by rudasn 3y ago
Sure no problem :) let me know if you run into any issues. Email in profile.
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by rudasn 3y ago
Hey thanks for letting me know. I'll check it out once I get a chance. And I was wondering why I got no sign ups from there. Didn't get any errors either though.. :/
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by rudasn 3y ago
Trust, or no trust, since it's all in the browser you can check for yourself what gets posted to WireHub when you submit the form containing your private key :) Quick edit: you also don't have to provide your private keys, just th
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by rudasn 3y ago
No, I get it. I'm not a network guy so I don't know the terminology :) What I think is kind of confusing, is that I'm separating the notions of a Network Device and the WireGuard Keys that go with a device. So it's like
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by rudasn 3y ago
Thanks! :) So, WireHub is basically a wireguard config generator. A tool to generate some text files. What you do with those files is up to you. Because getting from text files to a fully working and secure VPN is the real deal, you have th
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by rudasn 3y ago
Well, that's actually the default for WireHub. Routing between peers (ie their generated AllowedIPs configs) by default only refers to the IPs of the two peers and you can use an Interface per Device per Network, so that you'd nee
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by rudasn 3y ago
> And I've worked in IT for 25 years, I make and manage my own wireguard setups. You are the target audience, I guess, so your feedback is doubly appreciated. Thanks! :) You described it just right. That's it. Right now, on the
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by rudasn 3y ago
Thanks! > What are your aspirations for it by the way? Are you looking to monetize it? You know.. Coding was my hobby as a kid, and I've been doing it professionally for years now and at some point I realised that I don't hav
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by rudasn 3y ago
I've looked at netmaker before, but haven't used it nor have examined any of its publicly shared source code. So I don't know how exactly that works, but I'm guessing it's touching on quite of a few layers of the st
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by rudasn 3y ago
I can't edit my previous comment but here's a better curl example: `curl -s -o ./wg0.conf ' https://wirehub.org/wirehub/n/hub-network/device/1/download?... '` This pulls the
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by rudasn 3y ago
Hehe sorry not yet! :)
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by rudasn 3y ago
Awesome! Glad you got it:) So for the cronjob part, that only applies to devices assigned to guests, as they can be used without creating an account on wirehub. - Create your invite, Guest Role. - Assign the Device to that Guest. - Add an I
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by rudasn 3y ago
> great idea to reduce scope and skip "the agent" part and let the users do it, can be added later. Yeah, you get it :) I haven't really considered dynamic nodes but I was thinking of eventually giving out dynamic domains
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by rudasn 3y ago
Oops good catch! Where's that? :) Thanks!
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by rudasn 3y ago
Thanks! :)

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