Adam Stacoviak

Do you often have to debunk myths about what you do and what you don't do and how deep of a well you all have?

Some of the most advanced engineers I've ever known of.

Like you got some really talented people in your team.

I'm, I'm very fortunate.

Brad Fitzpatrick is one of the ones I'm thinking of.

He's been on our podcast, GoTime.

We used to host this podcast called GoTime.

That's why I'm so emphatic about GopherCon even too and GoTheLanguage.

And Brad's been on that podcast.

And I think, I'm not sure who all is still there over all these years, but a lot of folks that I've just paid attention to and have leaned on for wisdom on how to morally navigate the software we're building, even from a technical level, just bar none, some really awesome people there.

I do not know what you could do differently because I would say I'm a pretty steep user of TSL.

And even some of the things you're saying now about these myths, they're myths even to me.

As a daily active user of Tailscale, I don't know what you do or what you can do to solve for that problem.

But I agree, not just a VPN.

It's unclear to me how in all the ways that my identity is attached to my – it obviously makes sense now that you explain it like that, but it's just not obvious in my daily use of it.

Even when I SSH around my network, I don't do it via Tails because I don't think.

I will SSH via Tails go with like maybe let's say if I have a machine that has a host name of Cineplex.

So my Plex machine is called Cineplex.

So I like it like that.

I'll just SSH Cineplex.