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BitBang CLI is a single static binary that lets you reach machines behind NAT from a browser, offering shell access, file transfer, and network proxying with no account or port forwarding.
The author rants about the clunkiness of using SSH and VPN to access university HPC clusters for computational chemistry, arguing that the friction discourages independent researchers from doing work and advocates for local computations.
This Wired article examines why Plex users are frustrated with recent feature bloat and a price hike, and evaluates Jellyfin as a free, open-source alternative—finding it excellent for local streaming but more technically demanding for remote access.
Open WebUI Computer (cptr) is an open-source tool that makes your entire computer accessible from any browser, enabling remote access to files, terminal, editor, git, and more. It can be self-hosted and works across devices.
A native graphical shell for SSH, Outer Shell, provides a browser-based interface for remote servers, using HTTP apps over Unix sockets with SSH encryption, enabling a new ecosystem of graphical server apps.
A visual guide to SSH local and remote port forwarding, explaining how to access private services and expose local ports via SSH tunnels, with practical examples and configuration tips.
A comprehensive review and comparison of nearly every IP KVM device available for homelab use, including PiKVM models, covering features, pricing, and security considerations.
Happy Code is an open-source mobile and web client that enables remote use of Claude Code and Codex with end-to-end encryption, allowing developers to monitor and control AI coding agents from anywhere.
Raspberry Pi Connect, the free remote access service from Raspberry Pi, may soon support Windows PCs, potentially expanding its reach beyond Raspberry Pi devices and offering a cost-effective alternative to services like RealVNC.