Tailscale

There’s certainly an argument that the more physical the network is, the more difficult it will be to reach escape velocity. The flipside is that those who do reach escape velocity will have much stronger moats compared to their virtual network counterparts. A common narrative is that software has zero marginal cost, but rarely do we talk about how... See more

When I picked up this WIRED, it wasn't just about computers. It was about this world. On the other side of the computer world you could get to from anywhere, and that world was full of knowledge and ideas and people.Dave Hughes who was working on wiring up the Internet. And there's this quote, “My life's mission is to hook up the 5.5 billion brains... See more

Internet people like to talk about “the stack,” or the layered architecture of protocols, software and hardware, operated by different service providers that collectively delivers the daily miracle of connection. It’s a complicated, dynamic system with a basic value baked into the core design: Key functions are kept separate to ensure resilience, g... See more