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Will shamelessly promote my thing: https://ssh-j.com No applications except regular ssh client. Needs an SSH connection on the client as well though.
Hey there, neat offering. I see you posted it before. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26500128 If you want this to have more traction engage with those of us who have/had questions. Please consider an example section once connected to ssh-j.com Thanks.
This seems simple and utile! Reading though the white paper on GitHub, there is a malformed Markdown table in the “Why WebRTC?” section [1] that probably just needs one more | somewhere. [1] https://github.com/richlegrand/bitbang/blob/main/whitepaper....
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 "bitbang serve" and it prints a URL. Open it in a browser and you get a terminal, a file browser, and a proxy to web apps on that machine's network -- or connect from another terminal. There's nothing to install on the connecting side, no acc…
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I'm thrown off because you use so many em dashes, but the text surrounding them generally seems human. Not judging or brigading, just personally don't want to add a new tool to my toolbelt knowing it's made with ai right now. Is bitbang made with ai?
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, I like coding, but I don't like much of the coding. Much of it is drudgery-- AI is great for that. But there is no substitute for code review.