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I think time-slicing for GPUs is likely the solution here. If you could checkpoint a GPU quickly enough it would be possible to run multiple isolated workloads on the same GPUs wit…

Hey everyone, Founder of Loophole Labs here! The team and I are happy to answer any questions you might have about fRPC, Frisbee, or Loophole in general! We wrote fRPC because we r…

Today we're announcing frpc-go, an RPC framework that's designed from the ground up to be lightweight, extensible, and extremely performant. In an apples-to-apples comparison fRPC …

Hi! Author of this library here, I'm happy to answer any questions about this.

We'll be releasing an update soon that will enable both custom domains (so you can bring your own) and reservable subdomains. Furthermore we plan on releasing a self-hosted version…

I've written up an in-depth analysis here: https://medium.com/@shivanshvij/building-a-better-ngrok-dbc1...

That makes a lot of sense, thanks for pointing this out! I assumed that asking people to verify their emails would be enough but it never hurts to make things clear. I'll make thos…

HTTP will compress traffic from the lynk endpoint but we also compress the traffic from the client to that endpoint which helps save bandwidth and keeps things snappy even in slow …

Would you be able to discuss this bug with us? We're in Beta right now and are looking to document and squash as many bugs as possible. Please email us at lynk@loopholelabs.io

Yes, it was and this has since been removed.

Hi! I've written an analysis of Lynk's performance vs. Ngrok here: https://medium.com/@shivanshvij/building-a-better-ngrok-dbc1... and our documentation stating "SHA-256 Encryption…

This was a mistake on our website, which as since been removed. 1. We'll be open sourcing our client in the coming weeks so you can check out our code yourselves. 2. We will be off…

I should have been more clear. The client compresses responses from your local services before they're encrypted and sent to the Lynk infrastructure. This application is designed p…

That's in the works as well, we're just looking into how we can properly tie these tunnels to your Lynk account

We'll be releasing a self-hosted server and client soon that will allow you to decouple completely from our infrastructure and bring your own SSL certificates. However, to be clear…

Yes, we are doing E2E encryption and compression between the Lynk Infrastructure and Lynk Clients. As with Ngrok, for a quick hosted tunnel our encryption will be more than suitabl…

Hi Hackernews, We're excited to announce that the Lynk Beta is now live! We've been hard at work building out Lynk's tunnelling protocols to make them faster, more stable, and all …

We completely agree, and a big focus for us has been improving the UX compared to Ngrok. Our docs are being overhauled this week and will include examples on hosting common apps, t…