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Trust me, it’s going to terminate
As an example, the URL of this post in bsky’s web interface has my account alias in it!
Yeah. It’s a little awkward though - stuff all over the place refers to users by OIDC email address inside Tailscale, and on tailnets, etc. Just like lots of things break if you rename your Google account. I haven’t seen an invention that covers all the edge cases of user renames in either model.
Heh. You’d think that would work, but no, it just keeps digging up new ones. Maybe I should tell it to write longer code reviews at least.
I’m not declaring a singularity until Claude can find all the bugs that Claude just put into my PR, in less than ten iterations of asking it to code review itself
On a scale of 0-10, how excited are you to learn that push can affect multiple branches but pull can only affect one so that both messages are exactly right?
What… on earth is going on with that dichotomy
Now I'm wondering if I should see about including a custom field in atlogin to tell you what the original ATProto handle was...
Ah, neat!
Nice! Did you actually use the production atlogin.net for this or just fork the atlogin code to do something slightly different? The mapping between email and atproto handle are a little non-obvious.
Good news, I made something for this: visit atlogin.net or host your own with github.com/apenwarr/atlogin
Last time I ever used my function keys for any real purpose, so there’s that :)
Still haven’t played that. Maybe it’s not too late!
Oh, you know asm? name all the EFLAGS
Ah, interesting. This gets into the age-old UUID (windows) vs text name (Unix) dichotomy. In email for example if I delete my gmail account and recycle it, the new owner could log into any service I’ve ever used via account recovery. I’m not even sure that’s wrong.
Someone told me today that the difference between compilers and LLMs was that at least compilers are deterministic and… well, lol
WordPerfect 5.1 was written in asm and it was perfect
bsky.app/profile/jona...
For what it’s worth my asm skills have indeed atrophied in the 25 years since I moved off of gcc 2.7.3 and onto a working c++ compiler
Stateful is nominally okay, although maybe there‘s a way to do it statefully. What happens again when you change your handle? Does the old one ever open up again? If not you could just permit all previously validated claims maybe.
Fwiw atlogin.net is just the hosted one. You can host an instance of the app compiled from the GitHub project on any public facing domain you want (and the wizard should automatically update to help you set your webfinger appropriately)
Yup. This is actually the weirdest things about even pre LLM voice assistants: not even an attempt to ask clarifying questions. Just either the right answer, the wrong answer, or a “sorry I didn’t quite hear that” loop.
I tried alternatives to @tailscale.com like zrok and I get reminded why I just use tail scale.
How does it compare to atlogin.net?
And yes! You can bring your own endpoint self hosted or otherwise. Between meos, tailscale, and ollama you can have full soverignty. We encourage it.
Or your therapist
Finally getting around to setting up the MiSTer Pi and it has @tailscale.com support?! Two great flavors that go together.
mister-devel.github.io/MkDocs_MiSTe...
Jellyfin+Tailscale is absolutely the way to go. Plex just go too bloated.
tailscale is amazing
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