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  • I did. The article is conspiratorial, and outside their clear conservative twisted lense, it looks like a blue state did the right thing without voter suppression tactics even if, to some unhinged people, it looks like they are hurting themselves. You can't say the same thing about any red state right now. It is RED states that is going to fuck us again.

    FWIW, 90% of their links are back to their own publishings which screams link farming.

  • The biggest risk has always been the collusion of red governments.

  • taxes and all of that

    Tons of people still don't understand taxes are graduated. So... yeah. You're going to pay more if you have more to pay with. But it never makes your "poorer". It's only a higher fraction on each extra dollar, not the money you already paid taxes on at a lower bracket.

    There are a few government sponsored benefits that have a cliff aka welfare trap. In those cases, yes you could be worse off if you step off whatever cliff the program has set. But that's very different from taxes, it's something to fix, and was generally something that was helpful which is antithetical to a thesis of government suppression.

  • And he better not get paid diddly shit.

  • I think the bigger concern is we've also been devolving. Fucking morons keep putting the worst of us in power.

  • Your really need to define your scope first. Is it just you? Family? Extended family? Strangers?

    After understanding that, the best bang for your buck is a private mesh/tunnel VPN. Tailscale, Netbird, Pangolin, or plain wireguard. If you want real public routing, then you need to understand reverse tunnels and your app's lifecycle/quality. After that, all the security guidelines are basically trying to reduce blast radius. And that depends a lot on how you're running the app, what it has access to, etc. DMZ network for isolation goes a long way.

  • Does that bypass my DNS server when the client is connected to the tailnet?

    Yes. A search path is installed so that the OS queries MagicDNS. MagicDNS is a DNS resolver within Headscale and nodes that are on the tailnet will use it to get the tailnet IP of the names being queried under your MagicDNS domain. You MagicDNS path can be a subdomain of your domain (hs or ts.mydomain.com) or anything (.magic). https://photos/ -> check with MagicDNS does it have photos.magic? Return the photos node IP 100.x.x.x.).

    It doesn't need to go to your AdGuard DNS server because every node will query the search path that is added to the OS when joining the tailnet. It's the reason why your MagicDNS domain name needs to be unique, and why it doesn't technically need to be a subdomain of your internet routed domain.

    Should I still leave it on for local traffic?

    Depends on what you want. Is your local traffic expected to go over the tailnet? If every device isn't on the tailnet then you probably still want the local network setup you have.

    And if I'm connected to the tailnet from outside, how do I propagate all the addresses?

    Every tailnet node has a node name. You can spin up extra nodes so that they resolve a node name to the service it's managing. You can do this pretty easily with containers. The alternative is to configure MagicDNS with extra_records so that multiple A records resolve to the same tailnet IP. Then you either need the services to be on different ports or have a reverse proxy split out based on the connection header (e.g. to route photos to Immich and music to Navidrome).

    This is ignoring all "exit node" scenarios. Exit nodes can help bridge your local traffic to the tailnet, or bridge your services to the public.

  • I'd be fine with this if the people responsible for these guaranteed future outcomes were held to account. Until we have a justice system that reflects fair penalties on poor leadership, we're fucked.

  • I reported people dressed as ICE taking someone in a parking lot to my state police and they said it's a federal matter. It's as fascist as it gets.

  • I should have known, but it's still unbelievable he has a quote saying the pool is industructible and can't be cut with a knife. THEN he proceeds to charge "Antifa" for cutting the pool?! Of COURSE he was guilty of fucking it up back in May. The guy's lies are so transparent it's kind of refreshing. What's fucked up is the system being totally fucking broken and letting this guilty piece of shit keep making an ass out of America.

  • Lmfao, but they had zero budget for the tens of thousands of employees they let go. The people need to kill this corporatocracy.

  • Guarantee not the ones owned by Oracle.

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  • They would 100% charge people with criminal conspiracy to commit terrorism if they had the evidence. There are plenty of those charges too, just from actual police. They fucking just charged antifa protestors with it. Our government is just fucking stupid, ugh.

  • Don't you mean Trump's swamp?

  • That poop.ai domain is looking pretty solid right now! If this isnt a load of crap, they should have $70k in the tank to dump on this shit. They better watch their rear or their competitor will get the drop on them and they'll be number two.

  • Generally when people say big government they mean excessive, intrusive, overbearing, controlling. I would rather the focus be on fairness, equality, safety, justice; and to achieve that you do need a "big government" with highly qualified people leveraging science and evidence to drive decision making. But a large government doesn't have to imply violating personal autonomy, privacy, etc. /shrug

  • The number of times I've fucked up friedrice should make me embarrassed, and I am, but I refuse to give up! Yours looks great.

  • I mostly meant it tongue-in-cheeck. I also don't really consider social safety nets, equality, and fairness to be "big" government personally.