Adam Stacoviak

Cause I'm just like, I don't know how else I can use it personally.

Um,

Aside from the obvious connected tissue of my home lab, that's really just it.

And it's really just mainly kind of show my colors here a little bit.

But I think for me, like I will SSH into Cineplex, which is what I call my Plex machine.

And so I just type SSH Cineplex because that's what it's named in Tailscale.

It's the name of the machine, right?

It's the host name.

That's really, sadly, potentially, maybe you'll be sad by this.

That's my use of Tailscale.

It's just easier hostname SSH around my home lab.

That's great.

That's fine.

And the occasional external view of something, of a service running.

I don't have a lot of, I could do better with that.

I got other problems I'm dealing with in my home lab, which is just writing a few more pieces of fun software for me.

You know, I'm loving it.

Well, friends, I'm here with a good friend of mine, again, Kyle Galbraith, co-founder and CEO of depot.dev.

Kyle, we are in an era of disruption, right?

I would also describe it as rethinking what we thought was true.