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Re: Exe.dev

#91
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That must be worst website ever made. Zero information available on mobile. I thought it is some kind of portfolio site that does not work on mobile.

Hyperbole much? I'm on mobile and think it's great. I wish more websites were like this. Just straight to the point instead of all the regular marketing fluff you need to decipher.

I thought it was a web game.

Re: Exe.dev

#92
post #76
post #64

That must be worst website ever made. Zero information available on mobile. I thought it is some kind of portfolio site that does not work on mobile.

Hyperbole much? I'm on mobile and think it's great. I wish more websites were like this. Just straight to the point instead of all the regular marketing fluff you need to decipher.

It is not ”to the point”.

Re: Exe.dev

#93

I'd be interested if I knew who was behind the company and could reasonably trust that I wasn't going to get my data stolen etc.

The devs are long time Go and Tailscale hackers, and have earned my trust several times over. They will earn yours too, I bet.

Yeah it sounds pretty promising. Will def keep an eye out. Even just knowing who the humans behind the project goes a long way.

Re: Exe.dev

#94
post #83

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I can see > ssh exe.dev > The disk persists. You have sudo. on mobile

It is showing non-stop loading blink but nothing happens. And cannot open keyboard if that is needed. It is like big CTA but does not do anything. Very strange landing page for maybe cool product.

It’s not a loading blink, it’s just some text telling you what the service is

Re: Exe.dev

#95
post #64

That must be worst website ever made. Zero information available on mobile. I thought it is some kind of portfolio site that does not work on mobile.

It's kind of funny our experiences are so diffent. I almost immediately surmised it's some sort of on the fly generated vm you can access via a ssh jumpserver. Which it is! It's actually really neat. It's quite obvious that the authors want us to just ssh into it and try it out first.

Re: Exe.dev

#96
post #69

This is cool. I am currently using GitHub codespaces and I would love a version of it with nothing but a web based terminal. I don't need all the other windows they put around it. This might be it. Trying my way around it now. Not sure what is going on: me: apt install apache the shell: exe.dev repl: command not found: "apt" What is "exe.dev repl"? Am I not in a shell? me: bash the shell: exe.dev repl: command not fo…

What you connect to first is the exe.dev jump server/management interface. You can ssh into your vm from there. Try typing help

Re: Exe.dev

#98
post #21

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The blog doesn't work on Firefox on Android for me https://blog.exe.dev/meet-exe.dev Secure Connection Failed The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified. Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.

I just tried this out in Firefox on macOS and there are no issues, so this might have something to do with our LetsEncrypt wildcard cert and the CA roots installed on Android. Could you tell me what version of Android you are using?

Moto g stylus 2025 - Android 15 - metro by T-Mobile stock os

Firefox nightly

148.01a

I'll check for updates

Edit: still broken

148.0a1 (Build #2016134322), 757b8230f44e4152aeb7b9031ff95219471ab993 GV: 148.0a1-20251226204324 AS: 148.20251224050247 OS: Android 15

Edit: also same on OnePlus Nord N30

147.0b7 (Build #2016133535), 455e50920c4926534376b719df4cf1ed714bc61d GV: 147.0-20251222164020 AS: 147.0 OS: Android 14

Re: Exe.dev

#99
How do you proxy the SSH connections? I thought you could not do hostname-based proxying with the SSH protocol

Re: Exe.dev

#100
post #64

That must be worst website ever made. Zero information available on mobile. I thought it is some kind of portfolio site that does not work on mobile.

It's kind of funny our experiences are so diffent. I almost immediately surmised it's some sort of on the fly generated vm you can access via a ssh jumpserver. Which it is! It's actually really neat. It's quite obvious that the authors want us to just ssh into it and try it out first.

> I almost immediately surmised it's some sort of on the fly generated vm you can access via a ssh jumpserver

How? It just says `ssh exe.dev`. Unless you are clairvoyant.

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