(macky.dev)
If you want to sell software, fine, but I want to buy it then.
Release a v2? Sure, I’ll probably buy again.
I have bought 4 versions of littlesnitch and 3 versions of prompt (5 if you count the macos versions too).
But if I see another subscription I’m just clicking off.
For company stuff I love subscriptions, I don’t have to ask bean counters for money each time there is a new version, they just approve monthly payments and we are done.
https://github.com/artpar/terminal-tunnel
P2P with webrtc (pion ftw) with e2ee
client side is webui so you can use on any device
ps: the default Cloudflare Worker from my account is already maxed out so you will need your own exchange (self host on your account)
Sure you can, you do Man In The Middle certificate inspection and then filter it aggressively like it was HTTP; that's the product companies like ZScaler offer, and basically any business/enterprise firewall device - internet filtering to protect your company and prevent or detect data exfiltration and malicious activity. Or perhaps you could say that does 'break the web' but companies do it anyway and pay a lot of money so they can do it. (ZScaler is a $23Bn market cap company).
Pretty much every developer out there has some kind of tooling that does this already, that also does more.
This is a cool little project, but I cannot imagine paying for it.
It is not at all safe and should absolutely not be on the FP.
/s
And I regularly ssh into my servers from my phone to run some small routine tasks.
Both these kinds of tasks involve extremely minimal amounts of typing, and little to no reading of output. So the small keyboard of the phone is not annoying, and neither is having a small screen.
IMO terminals are still the fastest way to do a lot of things on a phone, but it's a much better experience on Androids with keyboards for the purpose.
And even on an iPhone, it's just fine. Python works really well as a shell for quick calculations, and you can use a script with the -i flag to make it more accessible.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47122939 (yesterday, 3 points, 4 comments)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47103613 (Sunday, 1 point, 0 comments)
Then you’re all in for like $3. What about webRTC makes this better?
Just kidding
When the mac app is running it makes an outbound connection to my signaling server and registers itself under the account. iPhone also connects to this same signaling server to request a connection to this mac. Once both the host and remote are verified it establishes a direct p2p webrtc connection.