yuvadam

Incredible how I have not touched a singled AI thing from google for.. probably well over a year at this point. Amazing.

I used to set up my own OpenWrt DDNS scripts that update AWS Route 53 or Cloudflare DNS which solved enough of that problem for me.

Then Tailscale came out and I stopped caring about DDNS or CGNAT ever since.

leave gstack alone!

AI slop is downstream of enshittification

Tailscale simp here, been using this feature since it launched in beta, can't believe it didn't exist earlier.

This solved every last remaining problem of my CGNAT'd devices having to hop through STUN servers (with the QoS being noticable), now they just route through my own nodes.

Do you mind explaining what this RL infrastructure actually entails and why it's a hard problem?

If you can register on ARIN the costs are only $260/year at the smallest tier and you can also apply for a /24 which you should be able to get.

I don't think it's possible to separate any open source contribution from the ones that came before it, as we're all standing on the shoulders of giants. Every developer learns from their predecessors and adapts patterns and code from existing projects.

how would you do SLAAC with 64 bits?

Call me a tailscale simp, but since it was launched I honestly stopped caring about any of such issues.

They've built such an incredible product I actually feel guilty I pay absolutely nothing for it.

For static content this isn't fast.

For a dynamic service, well.. maybe implement something of interest and then we can discuss.

I don't recall their latest hardware is supported, but why would you want that anyway if you're not looking to go all in on their controller stack?

Of course, I'm genuinely curious why BSDs are more popular as firewalls.

What's wrong with Linux for firewalls? Either openwrt, or any distro really.

Why would any BSD perform better?

(edit: genuinely curious why BSDs are such popular firewalls)