Use Tailscale Github Action to connect to your home network

I have been a long time user of Tailscale, a very easy to use VPN mesh system, to connect to my home network when I’m not at home. There are other solutions, like NordVPN Meshnet, but I learned about Tailscale first. It’s especially useful when using your local DNS (PiHole) and taking advantage of the sites blocked by it. Currently, I’m in the process of self-hosting services a bit more. Relying in (free) cloud services that might be turned on/off at a moment notice or removing features I use is something I’ve seen happen a bit too much lately. Read more →

Use multiple GitHub accounts a single machine

It so happens a lot of people are mixing their work- and personal development machines, especially when doing side projects in their spare time which are somewhat work-related. At least, this is the case for me as I’m using GitHub both for work & personal stuff nowadays. On my personal machine, I’ve set up Git to work with my personal e-mail address & SSH keys. On my work machine, I’ve set it up to run with my work account. Read more →