In the small city I grew up in, there was no Mexican restaurants until recently. Just a "taco shop" that's closer to Taco Bell than anything like Mexican food.

I burned through so many of those!

If we can feed everybody, house everybody, and educate everybody, we'll have a rate of innovation that no technology could hit. And it would be cheaper than any technological path towards increasing the rate of creative innovation.

But nobody would be able to control it. So it can't get funded.

Not to print the filter, but the traffic.

The filter is enforced at both ends of the tailscale link. You could craft iptables rules to route to an IP you don't have access to, and pipe that into the daemon, but you don't have the encryption keys or peer addresses to get them there. If you had a way, the remote host would drop them anyhow.

`tailscale debug capture` - needs a lua dissector installed if you're viewing it on a different machine, but will open wireshark if it's available locally

Is it when your glace is half empty, or half full?

Great idea - do you have a discord or something? I'm running into some friction

If you create an invite link, you can redeem that with a passkey. It will be a separate user identity, but you can make that passkey user an admin, or add it to a group, etc.

The tailscale support team can also switch your tailnet between MS/Google/other OIDC.

When I read that capitalism leads to alienation, I did not expect this would be the path it took to get there.

Not shocking, depending on throughput. My NUC can redline the CPU if I'm trying to copy across my 1g LAN. Not generally if I'm syncing remotely, as I'm usually only getting ~200mbit to my VPS.