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Just…links? I’m not sure I’m following?
I share link to a list via SSH. The server downloads things from the list. I see the files from anywhere, kind of my cloud.
That sounds very cool, and also like something I want to learn how to do
It is kind of crazy when used with Tailscale. I essentially have a self hosted cloud over a VPN
Is it possible to learn this power?
Yes, it is not so difficult honestly. You just have to be good at following instructions