ghoshbishakh

100% - although it is stunning to see since most LLMs get CORS questions right (which is surprising since they trained on all sorts of incorrect data).

Thanks for the answer. I use DB replicas (so all dns servers have a common backend), but only one accepts writes.

I still can not figure out any economical way to roll out anycast.

How do the geo distributed secondaries work? How do they sync?

Also, is there anycasting?

I like the design. (Might be a hot take)

No! - me after reading the title. I am unable to hire any more interns and junior devs. Simply because there is no way I can justify the time and money spent behind them. Money is not the issue - time taken to make them productive is not worth now.

About: Founder of Pinggy.io - Ph.D. in Computer Science- Focused on Networks, Distributed Systems, and Security.

I am currently looking for intereseting roles in building AI native systems.

Skills: Name it and give me a week.

Availability: Immediate. Location: Remote only.

https://ghoshbishakh.github.io/ https://pinggy.io/

Why not use SES?

Wireshark + some post processing?

Pricing:

$0.35 per 1,000 emails

Here are the limits:

"Your account may have daily sending limits based on Cloudflare's assessment of your account standing. "

Source: https://developers.cloudflare.com/email-service/platform/pri... https://developers.cloudflare.com/email-service/platform/lim...

Countries like India have higher adoption (>70%) because of 4G/5G abundance. Legacy broadband providers hold back IPv6 usage.

His paper on communicating processes was a great read when I was new to computer science research.

We posted this warning on HN before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40195410

We struggled a lot when we opted for the .online domain for https://pinggy.io urls

Should you learn - yes. Do you really need it - probably not now, but eventually yes. I use it always to set up my dev environment so that the team can have a consistent environment to work on.

As a candidate. The interviewer started with "This interview is not about what you don't know. It is all about what you know.". The interviewer was Kirit from a company called Endurance International Group.

https://pinggy.io

The core features of this tunneling tool are stable. I am working on adding support for TCP as well as UDP traffic through the same tunnel.

Not a drop in replacement to ngrok. I think pinggy remains a better alternative of ngrok.

For cf tunnel alternatives are available, I maintain pinggy.io

For that kind of end-to-end encryption I use pinggy.io tls tunnels.

Zero trust is a marketing term used by them - surprisingly it has nothing to do with end-to-end encryption also.

I am working on Pinggy (https://pinggy.io/) to make it the easiest tunneling tool.

One feature we are working on is an attachable public IP. For those behind CGNAT, they can run this app and get a public IP instantly.

how is it so damn fast

Nice work testing free tiers against a pro subscription.

I salute your tenacity.

It is a tunnel, cant be used to browse a site through it isn't it?

Try pinggy.io for hosting once ;)

So do you suggest we should avoid setting a color in our CLI app? We would take this into consideration in our next pinggy.io CLI update.

rails has nothing to do with the rendered page size though. Congrats on the perfect lighthouse score.

It is correct that pangolin is something like pinggy.io or cf tunnels as you mention. But those do not give such fine grained access control it seems - like a firewall checking identity and all.

But definitely it is not a vpn or mesh network it seems.

So this is something like pinggy.io - self hosted?

There are tools specifically built for hosting stuff without public IP such as https://pinggy.io