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Ah yep, I read about the TCP RST problem in one of the RFC docs, then promptly forgot about it and never implemented anything to avoid it. Thankyou for the detailed notes.

Noice!

Oof, thanks.

Should be back up now with a very temporary workaround in place.

Still seems to have an issue, but no output before the crash. Will have to do some more debugging. Thanks for the test HN! Source is here btw: https://github.com/GSGBen/unsafehttp/…

Found the issue - a use after free in send_response() if I close the session early due to an error. Was continuing to the next bit. Put a temp fix in place, will push a proper one …

Whoops, should be back up now. I'll have to check logs later to see why it went down.

Hey HN, I wanted to get more familiar with C programming, *nix socket programming and C compilation, so I wrote this "web" ""server"". It's running on a tiny SBC in my office, and …

(continued) Other tips: I still had issues going too granular with GOAP actions at the start, so I recommend keeping your actions as coarse as possible. It's still a tool that you …

Hey HN, I'm working on a game where you throw stacks of your own team-mates in first-person, in various gamemodes. I tried a few different approaches for player AI, but ended up se…

hmailserver is the replacement you want for this.

Hey thanks, this was a good catch. `--shutter 12000` fixes the screen, and is bright but not too bright.

Update 2: The servo's gears are absolutely grinding at the moment

Haha nope!

Hey, thanks! I was thinking about game ideas while stepping into the shower one day (where all great ideas are born), and "throwing people in a first-person view might be fun?" cam…

- This page is running directly on the Pico W in the stream, using microdot (but proxied out via cloudflare tunnel). - There's a buzzer that plays a sound as well but the stream ha…

I started with The City Watch series, and it felt like a great introduction.

Not sure if this is still true RE: Azure. AFAIK they use Hyper-V (hypervisor) containers which offer kernel isolation like other lightweight-VM-container runtimes.

Even more surprising: it's written in C#

Stateless tech is great fun. If it fails you rebuild it and everything is (mostly) okay again. Frontend and app tier containers, network devices, even compute hosts. There's lots o…

Not sure what the first thing you should do is, but the second is set up and test backups!

Isn't it more likely that this would have unfound vulnerabilities in it, and you'd still need to have this open to the internet to get similar benefits to Tailscale proper?