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Deterministic IPv6 is live and preferred over IPv4. The v4 pool is 100.96.0.0/11 and anti-collision should be pretty solid at that point. I kept my existing nodes on 10.44.1.0/24 for stability sake to demo this week in Vegas.

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TailVeil will be on display at #BSidesLV and #DEFCON! My TailVeil network now consists of: - Two Rocky machines (one behind NAT, the other 5150 allowed inbound) - A Digital Ocean Ubuntu VM with no special inbound allows - A Windows machine (behind NAT) - My Macbook (behind NAT)

Terminal screenshot, dark background. Prompt: root@TailVeil-Client-Ubuntu running tailveil-client status. Output titled "TailVeil Client Status" shows: Veilid: Attached (Full) [#####]; DHT Ready: Yes; Veilid Peers: 63 recent, 158 live, 121 reliable; Median Latency: 83 ms; VPN IP: 10.44.1.8; VPN Clients: 5; Attached For: 1m; Last DHT Sync: 2026-07-31 05:12:37 UTC; Status Updated: 2026-07-31 05:14:07 UTC. Below is a peer table with columns PEER, IP, CONTROL, TUNNEL, RTT, VIA. Rows: coord-server, 10.44.1.1, yes, yes, 129 ms, icmp; playground.jweb.home, 10.44.1.7, yes, yes, 76 ms, icmp; Games-N-Stuff, 10.44.1.9, yes, yes, 75 ms, icmp; MacBookPro.jweb.home, 10.44.1.10, yes, yes, 79 ms, icmp. The table continues past the bottom of the frame.App UI screenshot. A purple header bar with a padlock icon reads "TailVeil: default" in bold white text. Below it, a dark status strip with a green dot shows: Attached (Full); DHT: Yes; Nodes: 64; Clients: 4; Sync: 7/31/2026, 3:02:02 PM; Up: 4h 42m. A thin green line runs along the bottom edge.

Get a few drinks in me at summer camp and I’ll eventually tell you about how I pioneered the WASD gaming keyboard layout and earned a few months of free AOL due to how many downloads my Marathon mod had.

I don’t believe that expecting regulation or legislation against genai imagery is realistic. However, online advertising (which is long overdue consumer protection regulations) could be required to tag the product as containing genai imagery. That would help those of us who lack genai-dar.

Back in the height of Game of Thrones, and maybe still, there were fansites that you could select the episode/book you last completed and the site's content was tailored to not give spoilers but have articles and stuff up to where you were. Is there anything like that for Dungeon Crawler Carl?

The Daily Show has a whole segment on the sticker mule guy. I knew he is a man of bad opinions, but I didn’t know he is so loaded with cringe.