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I live in a major Indian city and 1 gig fiber up and down is $30. We've also got really good 4G/5G in most places. Also in the super remote areas WiMAX is (still) an option.

true dat

Starla is an unofficial RIPE Atlas Software Probe client that is cross-platform, has an optional tray icon applet, and is a single static binary with no external dependencies. Star…

Literally the first thing I though of.

Just want to be the nth person to chime in and say the Google doc variant is the better read.

Ths only issue that non-human readable log storage has caused is the endless nagging on forums. Literally never been an issue besides.

What does "shopped around" mean? That's not a common or accepted idiom for code. Or not one I've come across anyway. Also show me evidence of them "shopping around" code. I'll wait…

Care to share any evidence to back up the tall claim that systemd authors forced their code on anyone?

There's so much I disagree with in the beginning but the ending is what actually grinds my gears. You make it sound like systemd manufactured this monoculture somehow. This is also…

Times change too. Microsoft does a ton of open source. They maintain an excellent immutable Linux distro. As always the true enemy is dogma and a cult-like adherence to it.

Agreed. I wonder how many people in this thread hating on systemd have actually tried to work with upstream. They are an extremely pleasant and welcoming community who are willing …

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Nah man you don't get it. They were "monetizing" Wayland. Whatever that means. It's certainly not because X is an insanely old and difficult to maintain codebase with questionable …

Expose local web applications to your Tailscale Tailnet or to the Internet (with Funnel) without opening ports or dealing with (CG-)NAT. tsnet-serve is a reverse proxy for your Tai…

Google auth but you can run your OIDC provider if you're into that: https://tailscale.com/kb/1240/sso-custom-oidc .

So Tailscale has "extra dependencies" on Tailscale. Gotcha.

NAT busting, and no key management. What extra dependencies does Tailscale have?

Calculate DHCP Option 121 option values. https://devhuman.net/blog/dhcpv4-option-121-calculator/

That's definitely a limitation of your network. I don't see how ipv6 can shoulder any responsibility here.

You might find mitmproxy useful.

Except for the fact that chromium is a feeder project for a proprietary closed source work and so often bends to the will of that project. Morally there's no equivalence here.