sconi

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Turning Business Logic Errors into Compile-Time Errors(bowtie.security)
3 points by sconi 2y ago|0 comments
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by sconi 2y ago
Yes, Zscaler or any other Zscaler clone (e.g., Netskope, Cato, etc) -- they're all just sitting ducks, and once they are compromised, what happens to all the customers? It doesn't make any sense and shows how much we're willi
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Our Database Came from the Future(bowtie.works)
1 points by sconi 3y ago|1 comments
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by sconi 3y ago
Back in Docker's day it was (basically) the only thing out there that let you reliably package up an application in a portable way from any Linux distribution to any Linux distribution - before Docker it was prohibitively difficult to
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by sconi 3y ago
I get very similar vibes to early Docker as I do about Nix today: it requires doing things very differently, is difficult ramp up on because of that, but those who pay the cost to invest the time are gaining an advantage now by their abilit
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Trading Security for Convenience: A Closer Look at the Faustian Bargain of SaaS(bowtie.works)
5 points by sconi 3y ago|0 comments
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by sconi 3y ago
Got it. Makes sense. A big part of why we're building Bowtie. https://bowtie.works . We stay out of the critical path.
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by sconi 3y ago
Curious why you want to run Headscale? Is it purely to avoid the risks of the coordination server?
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by sconi 3y ago
yeah, different protocol. Similar concepts. Tailscale has captured mindshare, reminds me some of Cloudflare. There are many solutions out there offering unique value props relative to what Tailscale is doing, and it all comes down to custom
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Baking Images with Nix for Robust Private Networks at Bowtie(bowtie.works)
5 points by sconi 3y ago|0 comments
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by sconi 4y ago
interesting. could you share what specifically the report had?
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by sconi 4y ago
A lot of the concepts are similar, yes. A few key differences exist, specifically as it relates to architecture and user experience.
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by sconi 4y ago
we're focused on this very thing - https://bowtie.works
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by sconi 4y ago
whats the use case? how many users?
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by sconi 4y ago
why not something other than twingate or tailscale?
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by sconi 4y ago
why not vpn for the https services?
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by sconi 4y ago
curious what 'dead simple' means re: clients. Do your users still need to login like openvpn, or is it always on?