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…WSL works well, until it reminds you of not being native Cross-boundary friction still exists For example, I have stitched my home lab together with Tailscale so I can access it…
…Pair it with an OPNsense router armed with Tailscale (or even a subnet router running on another PC), and the TrueNAS-berry Pi rig is pretty useful at pulling rsync tasks from…
…With Tailscale on my home server and on my smartphone, that is easy enough to achieve remotely. Moreover, SSH clients on Android have matured significantly over the years, and I spend a…
…One TurnKey Debian template is all I need to configure everything from a llama.cpp server to a Tailscale subnet router without worrying about the excessive resource-hogging tendencies of VMs. Thanks…
…Related I couldn’t get Jellyfin remote streaming working until I found this app Setting up Tailscale was way quicker and easier than I expected. The exhaustion of running multiple Jellyfin clients…
…Besides, I also installed Tailscale on it so that I can access my personal streaming device from anywhere. The Pi sits quietly in a corner, serving different files locally on demand. The…
…Although Tailscale helps me securely access HASS’ web UI no matter where I go, I have to juggle between two different UIs. The Remote Home Assistant integration made managing separate HASS instances…
…TypeType can generate share links for videos, and with a little bit of Tailscale magic, I can even use this feature to create watch URLs that are accessible from remote networks. Since…
…That means no isolated IoT segment for the smart bulbs and cameras you don't trust, no clean way to keep a Tailscale exit node from having unfettered access to every other…
…It gives you local network access at a switch , and now you can serve over Tailscale as well. It's fast enough for one user, easy to switch between multiple local models…