I have all my services spun up in docker containers, which makes it easier to pick and choose which services use Tailscale and which use a VPN. I guess I haven’t yet been put in a position where I wanted one to use both.

Tailscale’s free offering goes a long way.

I’m just thinking if you got nicked and didn’t have a chance to reboot into an encrypted state, or otherwise the device was compromised outside the house.

Y’all aren’t worried about having a tunnel into your (likely questionable) servers, on your mobile devices?

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I’m team Kagi. Everytime I’m forced to use something else, it’s now painful to me.

I’m 99% certain I lost a job I was really interested in, because my internet was experiencing service degradation during the video interview and it was affecting my stream.

Nice try FBI.

Some of best indexers and trackers I’ve never used are ran by your people.

This person doesn’t even know about the Czechs.

I’ve been thinking about hosting a Quake II server, lately.

EDIT: Or Unreal Tournament. Both were my jam back in the day.

I thought this was a Sim City 2000 thumbnail at first.

End passwordlessness.

Obviously, the most effective approach is to reduce the vector by not using them, or in some of these cases (NVIDIA, AMD, etc) only installing the drivers and not the additional software.

Other than that, the most effective approach I’ve found is analyzing and blocking the traffic at the router level.

GitHub and Docker you could just use their CLI.

I personally love Kagi. Any time I have to use something else, it now feels painful.

I’ve only experienced anything like this once, and it was while trying to sign up for a popular cash (payment) app. I noped the fuck out.

Hell yeah.

Google

I have identified the problem.

I’m tailing and scaling as we speak.

I appreciate the attempt to quantify availability, but don’t most of these providers allow you to generate OpenVPN and Wireguard configs, which can be used practically anywhere?

Nevertheless, your work is appreciated.