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sconi

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About sconi

co-founder at bowtie (https://bowtie.works).

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    Comment #41036698

    Yes, Zscaler or any other Zscaler clone (e.g., Netskope, Cato, etc) -- they're all just sitting ducks, and once they are compromised, what happens to all the customers? It doesn't …

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    Comment #38658055

    Back in Docker's day it was (basically) the only thing out there that let you reliably package up an application in a portable way from any Linux distribution to any Linux distribu…

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    Comment #38657784

    I get very similar vibes to early Docker as I do about Nix today: it requires doing things very differently, is difficult ramp up on because of that, but those who pay the cost to …

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    Comment #35629969

    Got it. Makes sense. A big part of why we're building Bowtie. https://bowtie.works . We stay out of the critical path.

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    Comment #35621033

    Curious why you want to run Headscale? Is it purely to avoid the risks of the coordination server?

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    Comment #35563375

    yeah, different protocol. Similar concepts. Tailscale has captured mindshare, reminds me some of Cloudflare. There are many solutions out there offering unique value props relative…

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    Comment #35264475

    interesting. could you share what specifically the report had?

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    Comment #35072133

    A lot of the concepts are similar, yes. A few key differences exist, specifically as it relates to architecture and user experience.

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    Comment #35065019

    we're focused on this very thing - https://bowtie.works

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    Comment #35000291

    whats the use case? how many users?

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    Comment #34990301

    why not something other than twingate or tailscale?

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    Comment #34903728

    why not vpn for the https services?

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    Comment #31839856

    curious what 'dead simple' means re: clients. Do your users still need to login like openvpn, or is it always on?