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Oh this is unlucky. I'm not affected because I use headscale (for my home network), but this is one of those companies I root for because the product is so good. We used to have manually managed Wireguard (one end terminating at Router) to create the similar effect and for my home, this is way nicer.
Just having tailscale ssh is so damn useful when you've got a bunch of servers virtual and physical and co-located. Just get them to the tailnet and ssh via Tailscale. No need to open SSH ports.
Thought this was for a product release called Down. Might be time to go outside for me
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As LeoPanthera said, it is clearly implied.
I read the implication as: being at the mercy of a third party. You can do nothing.
I don't imagine I should be expected to launch my own bank or semiconductor fab.
Nothing personal against tailscale but I hope it drives the point home that leaving the hosting of the key exchange server for your mesh network to an external entity is a little bit ridiculous.
I heat my house with a wood stove, I'm not part of the energy grid. I run my own WireGuard because I like to be the one responsible. To each their own, no need for snark comments.
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I read the implication as: being at the mercy of a third party. You can do nothing.
Surely we aren't meant to believe that having some critical part of our lives or businesses dependent on a third party is "a little bit ridiculous"? I don't imagine I should be expected to launch my own bank or semiconductor fab.
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Surely we aren't meant to believe that having some critical part of our lives or businesses dependent on a third party is "a little bit ridiculous"? I don't imagine I should be expected to launch my own bank or semiconductor fab.
In the context of software