Fiery

u/Fiery@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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Very non exhaustive list (just things I personally use), all of these are configurable (globally or per device/group/tag)

  • NAT traversal (no open ports)
  • mesh-routing, any device can connect to any device as soon as its added to the tailnet (configurable of course)
  • 'magic'DNS, route to any node based on name in your tailnet. E.g. ping homepc in my terminal connects just like that
  • ssh auth via tailnet, can just `ssh accountname@homelab to get a shell on my homelab
  • taildrop, think localsend over your tailnet
  • subnet routing, expose a subnet to any node, e.g. i can ping 192.168.0.123 from any device via my tailscale node running on 192.168.0.50
  • exit nodes, route all traffic from a device through another device that advertises itself as an exit node. (Basically classic VPN)
  • funnel, expose a service to the internet (haven't used that one in a while since I got my own domain and reverse proxy etc set up

They offer so much more though

To be fair my pixel got the update to android 17 and I didn't notice a single thing that changed. Then again they get 7 years of version updates so the start vs the eol version will be a much bigger gap.

The reason I skipped past those rugged phones fast was not the mayor version updates, but the fact that security updates end way too early. A quick lookup says they don't even publish eol dates which is jikes.

on I am doing my part! · c/piracy · 3 pts · 29d

Public tracker activity is not fake at all, its just different from private trackers with the difference of expected ratios

on I am doing my part! · c/piracy · 1 pts · 29d

Well its over a long time haha. Atm I'm quite a fan of seedpool as they incentivice seeding based on the real cost to the user (size) very well

on I am doing my part! · c/piracy · 6 pts · 29d

Qui Stats

Private trackers only so the upload is a lot less impressive than other screenshots here 😅