Also why would you create a throwaway for this question? Are you trying to rage bait?
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Also why would you create a throwaway for this question? Are you trying to rage bait?
Second it's super easy to add a new device. Managing wireguard keys is annoying.
Third I don't have to open the port, worry about ddns etc.
Finally, for me it allows me to manage my DNS easily and I can leave tailscale running at all times. Also good luck implementing ACL on your own.
I don't see an issue with them logging when I connect to my stuff. The convenience for me is worth it more than the risk.
Or they refuse to play that bs game
If you make a garden and then declare it a public garden then yes. If you want people to not step on your flowers you can tell them in a normal way. No need to shout around, belittle them, and ban them from your garden for a year....
He could have just kept his Project private if he doesn't want people to interact. Simple as that.
Once you make something public it's not a private garden anymore.
On Windows this is how most applications are distributed.
Same with Spotify etc.
Also even if it is open source, who really verifies the binary is built from the source published?
Also creating masked mail addresses in the first place.