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Interesting!

We're working on a similar solution at UnixShells.com [1]. We built a VMM that forks, and boots, in < 20ms and is live, serving customers! We have a lot of great tools available, via MIT, on our github repo [2] as well!

[1] https://unixshells.com

[2] https://github.com/unixshells

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Can your service scale ram? like the way docker desktop does. Manual is fine.

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yep you can choose ram + disk + cpu size

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Use latch to ssh, mosh or web into your machine. latch multiplexes terminal windows (like screen or tmux).

We built this for use on UnixShells [1].

All remote connections are verified against the authorized_keys and are, of course, end to end encrypted.

This is MIT licensed. There is also a relay that lets you connect to your latch sessions that are behind NAT - this has a small cost to it for infrastructure. However, you can use tailscale/ngrok or your own external IP for free.

https://github.com/unixshells/latch

[1] https://unixshells.com

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I don't know if I agree or not with his views, but the fact that he's moving from complaining about something, to doing something about his beliefs, has convinced me to move from a negative to a significantly positive view of him, as a person; to reiterate, regardless of whether I agree with said views.

The will to fight for what one believes in - I think we can all agree that is an admirable human trait that would result, for those who do follow his views, in him being labeled as a hero and defender of people's rights.

Bravo, Garry.


Fighting for what you believe in isn’t remotely something to admire if all you believe in is self-enrichment


Bravo Garry, net worth $x00m, having the integrity to go after public school teachers.


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You know it just polarizes, and nothing more, when bringing up fascists as a counter argument when it is not punctually relevant.


I'm not making a comparison, the opposite. Saying that "somebody doing something for its beliefs is good period" means nothing


> He once tweeted that seven of the city’s supervisors — all progressives — should “die slow, motherfuckers” in a late-night polemic. The tweet, which Tan said was a joke, prompted hateful mail and police reports.

Yeah, my benefit of the doubt (which was already zero for a rich person in politics) is negative.


I thought I was reading the Onion. :(


It's Fortune, so the situation is even more dire.


This reminds me of https://wiki.devilfruit.com

Cool project!


Thanks! That’s a good comparison.

My focus here is less on building a curated wiki experience, and more on making the entire transformation reproducible as a pipeline .

I’m especially curious how far this kind of automation can go before manual curation becomes unavoidable.


Some IRC networks still use naming as such like "server.state.country.dal.net."


This is a terrible day for the archival of the internet. Under the guise of copyright, significant information has been de-platformed.


There’s the VPN technologies and then there are VPN services [1]. Technology alone does not give you the service.

[1] https://vp.net/l/en-US/blog/The-History-of-VPNs-and-Logging


In the end, it's the same for Windows too since you need to pay for a cert.


We are introducing Verifiably Private AI [1] which actually solves all of the issues you mention. Everything across the entire chain is verifiably private (or in other words, transparent to the user in such a way they can verify what is running across the entire architecture).

[1] https://ai.vp.net/


It should be able to support connecting via an OpenPCC client, then!


Whitepaper?


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