The US has seen six governments since Woodstock ‘99, alternating the ruling party almost perfectly every four years: Clinton, Bush, Obama, Trump, Biden and Trump again.
Venezuela has seen only two presidents in 26 years, Chavez and Maduro, and both belong to the same ruling party.
with Tailscale Lock you have a lot more control, you can also self-host your coordinator server which is an alternative even mentioned in the service docs[0]
This post feels written by AI, but something caught my attention.
> But they made one technical choice that would haunt them forever.
> They built it on Solaris. Developers wanted Linux.
Recently I’ve seen how TrueNAS Core(FreeBSD-based) is being replaced by TrueNAS Scale(Linux-based)[0] and they ended up with an unarguably better product.
Meanwhile Oxide picked Solaris over Linux[1].
I vaguely remember what it was like to work with Joyner Public Cloud, but it was all an abstraction over APIs just like the Oxide rack, but in terms of GTM speed, it seems like Joyent lost some momentum trying to replicate what AWS found in Linux coming from Xen.
Oxide knows what they’re doing and they have some smart folks over there, however, I still consider a bold move not to pick Linux these days.
Rust can cross-compile, yes, but is not as seamless. For example, Rust can not cross-compile Windows binaries from Linux without external support like MinGW.
Go can cross-compile from Linux to Windows, Darwin and FreeBSD without requiring any external tooling.
Zitadel is switching its license from Apache to AGPL3, that’s at least one difference. The license change caught my attention because I also use Zitadel, this project is MIT.
[0] https://github.com/viggy28/streambed/blob/a660ebb75b4744f5bd...