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…Now, I’m aware that it’s possible to recover data on TrueNAS; heck, I’ve even got a full-on 3-2-1 backup pipeline involving Tailscale and a spare TrueNAS…
…WSL works well, until it reminds you of not being native Cross-boundary friction still exists For example, I have stitched my home lab together with Tailscale so I can access it…
…Pair it with an OPNsense router armed with Tailscale (or even a subnet router running on another PC), and the TrueNAS-berry Pi rig is pretty useful at pulling rsync tasks from…
…Although Tailscale helps me securely access HASS’ web UI no matter where I go, I have to juggle between two different UIs. The Remote Home Assistant integration made managing separate HASS instances…
…One TurnKey Debian template is all I need to configure everything from a llama.cpp server to a Tailscale subnet router without worrying about the excessive resource-hogging tendencies of VMs. Thanks…
…You can use Tailscale to access the control panel remotely without exposing any part of it to the internet. Related How I turned my old Android tablet into a second monitor for…
…And once you get bitten by the home labbing bug, you can grab a cheap NAS (or even a mini-PC), arm it with Tailscale, and use it as a remote node…
…Related I couldn’t get Jellyfin remote streaming working until I found this app Setting up Tailscale was way quicker and easier than I expected. The exhaustion of running multiple Jellyfin clients…
…Besides, I also installed Tailscale on it so that I can access my personal streaming device from anywhere. The Pi sits quietly in a corner, serving different files locally on demand. The…
…That means no isolated IoT segment for the smart bulbs and cameras you don't trust, no clean way to keep a Tailscale exit node from having unfettered access to every other…