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Remotely access #HomeAssistant via #Tailscale for free
https://tailscale.com/blog/remotely-ac

I just found out about this company which offers great functionality, with a free tier, for all your VPN-needs, VPN as in your own very private network. Zero-trust, easy to use, i like it.
#tailscale #cybersecurity #VPN

🌍 Optional remote access via #Tailscale serve, keeping the server bound to loopback behind an authenticated HTTPS proxy
🔒 No OAuth tokens are copied into project data — config lives in data/accounts.json, tokens stay in their CLI directories

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@tailscale/117366606611582776
Never before was the importance of asking “should I” when met with “can I” more clear :)

I reached chapter 8.12 of the LFS Handbook. Never got this far. Around 6 hours. Faced with the other 67 packages still to go, before even installing anything like a system, I decided to call it a day and close my Tailscale connection. Enough madness in this world. To kick off the weekend I then installed Slackware KDE. Ten minutes.
After living for 2 years in JTown (thanks @…

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Apparently if you have low power #Synology like DS2xx, running #Tailscale in userspace instead of TUN completely kills your network performance.
I want my evening back, but also happy this finally works…

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Successfully got a Tailscale direct connection between two sites, both running NAT routers (and one on Starlink with CGNAT). In the past I could only do this for one host, with a port forward for port 41641 to that tailscale node. But now I have IPv6 working in both place which lets Tailscale find away around all these NAT layers. Saves about 10ms and should enable a lot more bandwidth.
I feel like a fucking wizard.

I set up #synchthing via #Tailscale on my laptop and my server in just about 15 minutes, plus #SyncAnything for my phone.
It's just amazing how well it works. Great way to self-host your data…

The wonderfully #lazy way to #SSH into your computers
https://hackernoon.com/the-wonderfully

Hmmm, it works for java which is big progress already!!
But trying to use this on bedrock with Geyser still crashes bedrock when connecting via the VPS (direct tailscale ip to NAS works...)

Ugh, shouldn't nginx streams work for minecraft servers?
I wanna do a [public domain in a free vps] -> [Velocity server in my NAS] -> [Minecraft server]
But I can't seem to get that to work...
Connecting directly to Velocity from Tailscale (including with a special local only domain in custom DNS) works, but the public address via nginx doesn't :(

I finally have IPv6 working everywhere and it's really quite satisfying. The one big practical improvement is I can now set up unrelayed Tailscale tunnels between my two LANs.