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901.
by xena 4y ago
Based on a cursory glance of the documentation, I think it should? I'm not a headscale expert though, I just play one on TV.
902.
by xena 4y ago
Sadly, they don't. I don't do much devops/SRE stuff there anymore because I do not want to do that as my career anymore.
903.
by xena 4y ago
Thank you, I try! I guess the lesson here is to turn the anxiety that comes from immigration stress into surrealism that turns into blogposts. I can't believe I got away with this, but I bet I could probably do it again in the future.
904.
by xena 4y ago
Hi, I am the author of this article. I honestly have no idea how stable this is. The idea for this post was to match the neosurrealism of the last April Fool's Day post about SQLite: https://tailscale.com/blog/data
905.
by xena 4y ago
No, it's serious. "A new era of transparency by no human in particular". It's so blatantly self-contradicting that it's funny.
906.
by xena 4y ago
Turns out you can! https://tailscale.dev/blog/headscale-funnel
907.
by xena 4y ago
This is so hilarious that I'm having trouble laughing at it. I can't even describe how funny this is. I love 2023. It's giving science fiction authors a hard time trying to keep up with the absurdity.
908.
by xena 4y ago
Surprised they didn't mention NixOS.
909.
by xena 4y ago
I run a Patreon and started running ads via Ethical Ads. The main way it's monetized is by my software job.
910.
by xena 4y ago
I have gigabit fiber and it's IPv4 only. My ISP blocks incoming ICMP messages so I can't set up a HE tunnel. I used to use Route48, but they shuttered due to abuse, so I don't know what to do anymore.
911.
by xena 4y ago
My back of the napkin math says there should be a 40 byte overhead for wireguard around tailscale 1280 byte packets. That's only about a 3% overhead on the direct wire. What is your testing methodology so I can attempt to replicate it
912.
by xena 4y ago
You're in luck: https://tailscale.com/blog/custom-oidc/ You also don't need to pay Tailscale to use it.
913.
by xena 4y ago
Tailscalar here, for what it's worth, I run my plex server on Tailscale (i5 10600) and I haven't noticed any observable lag due to the TUN/TAP driver. Even with 4k bluray rips at several tens of megabits per second of video q
914.
by xena 4y ago
Tailscalar here: there is a bandwidth limit, it's a funnel, not a hose. We don't announce what the bandwidth limit is, but please keep in mind that it does exist. I would suggest setting up your media server inside your tailnet fo
915.
by xena 4y ago
Yes.
916.
by xena 4y ago
If your threat model includes government agencies, using a third party like OpenAI that could be easily man in the middled by government agencies through purchasing OpenAI would seem counter to that goal. It would be an interesting way to d
917.
Another Round of GitHub Layoffs(twitter.com)
63 points by xena 4y ago|23 comments
918.
by xena 4y ago
God yes. Good humor is so hard to do when writing about technical things. I try to get a good balance by judicious application of surrealism, but a lot of the time your jokes won't land, and your references are both too old and too you
919.
by xena 4y ago
Glaze has a very good intent but I feel that it's not a very good product. It really needs more of a product offer than just "fuck over the lazy AI training people". I really wish there was a way to do this without covering t
920.
Mastodon hit 10M users(mastodon.social)
493 points by xena 4y ago|390 comments
921.
by xena 4y ago
Oh god I have gone down a rabbit hole how. I have a custom font family that I'm probably gonna reuse across my other projects. This is your fault. Here it is in action: https://xeiaso.net/blog/coffee-isekai
922.
by xena 4y ago
Assuming your threat profile allows for it, go for it! The main difficulty I run into is Hacker News being _incredibly toxic_ in the comments on my articles at times, especially if I talk about anything contentious or break from the intelle
923.
by xena 4y ago
You'd be amazed. I get way more rejections than you'd be comfortable with because 2016 was a horrible year for me and I still have that year on my resume for logistical reasons.
924.
by xena 4y ago
I second this. The only reason my blog is so complicated is that I get so much traffic that I have to overengineer it. Your blog doesn't need to be as complicated. Underthink things now so you can overthink them later. A friend of mine
925.
by xena 4y ago
tl;dr: when you read Shakespeare plays out loud, there's a rhythm and meter to it. The process for creating that is called scansion.
926.
by xena 4y ago
It's just this: p, .conversation-chat, blockquote, em, strong { font-size: 1rem; font-style: normal; font-family: Menlo, monospace; } That's really the heart of it. I've wanted to try usin
927.
by xena 4y ago
Your blog has been invaluable to me over the years. I search it for dumb linux things before the Arch wiki. Keep doing good things.
928.
by xena 4y ago
AFAICT this is just Notion with a custom domain.
929.
by xena 4y ago
Bingo! Most of the tinkering is aimed at helping me make the site better. In essence, my site is a bunch of smaller projects that add up into one bigger project. If you end up doing something cool with your blog, while you're working o
930.
by xena 4y ago
Every time I get anxiety, I write one blogpost. I get a lot of anxiety. But really just work on writing or ideas for writing for half an hour every day. Even if you just write "I have nothing to write about today". Don't be a

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