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Late.sh is a command-line social space for tech enthusiasts, offering radio, games, collaborative art, chat, and work profiles via SSH, with identity tied to SSH keys.
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.
GitHub's SSH server now rejects direct-signed publickey requests, requiring a .pub file for private keys; the fix is to generate the .pub file from the private key using ssh-keygen.
A blog post explaining how to configure SSH to automatically use a bastion host only when the target hostname is not resolvable locally, using the Match directive and getent command.
A vulnerability in Tailscale SSH allowed users to gain root access by using a crafted username with a leading dash. The issue is fixed in version 1.98.9.
The user shares how they used Tailscale to configure access control and SSH policy to isolate internal and public servers, preventing lateral spread after a breach. By grouping devices with tags, they restrict public servers from reverse-connecting to personal devices, improving security.
This thread describes a secure and reliable development setup for agentic AI using a dedicated server accessed via SSH with tmux for session persistence, a terminal emulator with native tmux integration, and a VPN for secure access. The author advocates for this over local agent execution due to security and reliability concerns.
This paper presents a use case from the European project LLMs4EU and ALT-EDIC infrastructure, focusing on adapting foundation models to Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) research practices by integrating knowledge graphs and multilingual scholarly corpora. The approach aims to support tasks like question answering and literature review while ensuring domain sensitivity and regulatory compliance.
The latest ChatGPT iOS update brings significant enhancements to Codex Mobile, including task creation and management, diff filtering, SSH key support, and various UX improvements.
OpenSSH 10.4 was released on 2026-07-06, including security fixes and experimental support for a composite post-quantum signature scheme combining ML-DSA 44 and Ed25519.
OpenSSH 10.4/10.4p1 released with security fixes and experimental post-quantum signature support.
Herdr is a terminal multiplexer that lets developers run multiple coding agents in separate terminals, on any machine or over SSH, with persistent sessions viewable at a glance.
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.
This tutorial provides a visual cheat sheet and practical labs for SSH local and remote port forwarding, covering common use cases like accessing private databases and exposing local servers.
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 practical tutorial explaining SSH local and remote port forwarding with diagrams and labs for accessing internal network services securely.
pyinfra is an open-source, agentless infrastructure automation tool in pure Python, claimed to be 6x faster than Ansible, with parallel SSH execution, idempotent operations, and dry-run previews.
ShellMate is a tool that allows users to manage SSH servers, credentials, and teams from a single place.
Introduces the best practices for joint development with Codex and Claude Code on MacBook, including a 24x7 dev host and a four-panel layout.
HomeLab Monitor is a self-hosted, single Docker container that aggregates GPU stats, container memory, disk usage, and service health across multiple machines via SSH, without requiring Prometheus/Grafana or agents.