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this is really cool! so basically it makes something like claude code but with ui possible for anyone?

yes agree! we use Rust and ffi into this C library, but wish there was a native Rust SDK as well

Fixed! Thanks for letting us know! Please give it another go.

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nice name! I created https://tunnelto.dev (https://github.com/agrinman/tunnelto) -- also an open source Rust tunneling program.

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how does logrocket handle things like data transmission over slower/non-wifi connections?

It's basically already here (in the form of a plugin): https://www.jetbrains.com/rust/ I've been enjoying it quite a bit.

I’ve been using bigroom for a few weeks now to catch up with friends and family. It makes an unbelievable difference when you can have multiple conversations. It’s almost like you’re at a dinner table! Highly recommend this. Zoom feels like a work meeting, and this feels like a social gathering.

I needed a tool like this where I could host the server myself (inside the corp. network) and I realized it would be valuable to have unified CLI that works both with hosted and self-hosted servers.

Got it. Currently this use case is not supported on the same subdomain, but you could definitely open up two different tunnels (on different subdomains) to do this. Definitely not ideal, so we'll look into adding support for this.

Thanks for the feedback. Full transparency our only documentation is the website, dashboard, and of course mainly the --help flag in the CLI. Part of this is because we've kept the first release very minimal and simple, so there's not so much to document (yet).

To answer your questions here though,

- multiple ports on the same domain: currently no, but this is definitely on the list.

- https tunneling: we enforce TLS on all subdomains and handle that for you via a wildcard cert. We actually don't support non-https currently (and may never if there's no demand for it).

Hi there! Thanks for the feedback. We actually do support sub-domains, via, the --subdomain flag! :)

Raw TCP support is in the works, and will come soon!

we built it in rust and open sourced the server so you can host it yourself (when you need to!)

Hi HN!

I'm Alex, one of the creators of tunnelto.dev. We built this service because it's crucial to be able to test your website, app, or backend server as if it were in production. We built tunnelto.dev is both a free service (hosted by us) and an open source project (that you can host yourself). Both the tunnelto.dev CLI and server are open source on GitHub[1], built in Rust.

Since you can host it yourself, there's no vendor lock-in...perfect for use in the enterprise when you can't breach the corporate network. Tunnelto.dev is free even with customized sub-domains. We only charge a small monthly fee if you want to reserve specific domains for yourself on our hosted version.

Happy to answer any questions you might have!

[1]: https://github.com/agrinman/tunnelto

Not sure I understand what you mean, mind giving me an example?

thanks for the find, fixed!

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You could effectively block the network connectivity for them though by mapping domains to 127.0.0.1. Why wouldn't that be just as good? nextdns.io does a really good job of running such a service.

What about a DNS based approach on iOS? You don't need MDM, just a VPN extension. You could send push notifications when your DNS server detects a site to block and mimic the same UX you have with a browser extension.

I believe you can have the airdrop tool [0] output the raw bytes that you need to sign with your private key. Still not fool proof but makes it more transparent what you're actually doing with the key.

[0] https://github.com/handshake-org/hs-airdrop

namebase is to handshake as coinbase is to bitcoin

By submitting our guesses are we helping them train a fake joe rogan?

Seems like they will give you a free one if you have an account with a feitan key added. Regardless of whether or not it's actually a titan key and even if you didn't buy it from them.

It looks like a scheduled database maintenance: https://reddit.statuspage.io

I could see this as a great as visualization tool for a high school geometry class, i.e. explaining solutions for systems of inequalities.

I'd be curious to learn how much of that $80k/mo was returned by Apple to consumers (and not actually paid out to the developer). It's hard to imagine such a scheme would last long on the top grossing page without intervention...

This title is misleading, I don’t think this article actually describes ‘why’ parse failed. The only reason is that it was losing money, but there’s no analysis of why that was the case.

Yes! The user would get a text with a link.