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narragansett

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    Comment #49135967

    thanks for the catch :)

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    Comment #49134120

    Pls see reply above.

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    Comment #49133980

    You actually bring up a good point. v6 genuinely helps here. It gives every device a routable address, so no nat, but it doesn't open a hole through the firewall, which still defau…

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    Yes, I started using AI for coding (Claude Code) after much consternation -- it's been really good at boosting my productivity. This is a passion project I tackle in my spare time,…

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    Comment #49133691

    This is a really useful feature and on the top of my todo list https://github.com/richlegrand/bitbang-cli/issues/9

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    Yes, that should work. "serve" prints the URL and the 6-digit pairing code to stdout, so your ssh session sees them, and shutting it down is just killing the process. One suggestio…

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    Comment #49128243

    Remote access lacks a certain amount of sex appeal -- thanks for reading the through the techno-babble and not giving up :) And yes -- open source and self-hostable is a big part i…

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    Comment #49128153

    here's hoping! :)

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    Comment #49127706

    Iroh's discovery is genuinely neat, and node-IDs-as-public-keys is similar to bitbang. A browser can't join a DHT though because of no UDP sockets, so the connecting side would nee…

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    Comment #49127231

    Yes -- if direct P2P fails, everything rides the TURN relay that gets inserted automatically -- it's DTLS end-to-end so the relay only sees ciphertext, never plaintext or the acces…

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    Comment #49127114

    Thank you -- and if you're the Sean who wrote Pion, this is built on your work, so that means a lot. :) The friends case is exactly the gap I kept running into. A mesh VPN is fine …

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    Right, bootstrapping needs a rendezvous point -- that's true of any P2P system, including the wg version. The difference is what the rendezvous knows and costs. Here it holds no ac…

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    Comment #49123802

    It's a single Go binary, shaped like ssh. The main difference is the transport -- WebRTC instead of TCP -- so it doesn't need the machine to be reachable in the first place. Run "b…

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    Show HN: Qast – Cast anything (files, URLs, screen) to any TV from the CLI

    Hi HN, I built qast because I couldn’t find a tool that “just works” for casting content to a TV. Some TVs support YouTube natively, some do screen mirroring, and only a handful ac…

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    It's completely useless, but I still want one.

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    Comment #37891719

    Agreed. IoT is a shitshow of ways to grab your data and PaaS monthly fees. Maker-friendly IoT like this is welcome. Remember Blynk? It started well enough, but became just another …