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seems the HTML is showing not the page... adding a ?d to the end shows the formatted page... https://dfarq.homeip.net/gary-kildalls-death-investigation/?...


tried loggin in and getting "couldn't email the code; please retry or contact an admin." Tried with 2 different email addresses...


do you have ssh keys already? if not run `ssh-keygen`


yea… ssh is setup…


weird. i have about 8 users who were able to join. maybe there's a --debug flag with ssh or something you can tell me what error you're getting.


seems to be working now... must have been a transient issue


Seems to be from 6 years ago.


should probably mention on the page that its free for 1 day after you add a credit card and 20 quid a month after... you only find that out AFTER you text...


Glad i bought my pass when it was a lot lower (looks like i paid $75 back in 2013...).


Interesting. Wonder could it be modified to work with proxmox?


With Proxmox it could be as well Docker compose for LXC.


Interesting. Only thing that worries me is the unlimited for free... How? Looking at this for a business case... Is it still free for that? What about server limits? How many requests can I send to your server? 50/s requests is what I would be seeing on one of our apps... Suppose using caching would reduce the calls but still....


It's free for up to 3 users. After that you need to start paying.


I have a family of 4 so I pay and it's still crazy cheap. I've wonder how sustainable it is.


links?



even though it would be optical, it still is using PCIe protocols in the background...


PCIe is still using PCI protocol just over serdes


How could you possibly know exactly what protocol they'd be using for the potential future optical PCIe connection? Your guess is as good as anyone's, no?


Probably because optical PCI-E is an old thing by now.

In fact, "zero~th generation" of thunderbolt used optical link, too. Also both thunderbolt and DisplayPort reuse a lot of common elements from PCI-E


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