The wonderfully lazy way to SSH into your computers

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My favorite little feature of Tailscale for personal users is the one that helps me avoid feeling like a dummy. It is a subtly powerful thing, lacking the flash of a Taildrop transfer or Taildrive hack, or the broad benefit of "All my stuff is securely connected.” But it is still worth telling people about, because nobody enjoys staring at a command line and feeling dumb.

That favorite little thing of mine is Tailscale's web-based SSH tool in the admin console. Since putting my devices onto a tailnet, I have rediscovered my enthusiasm for Raspberry Pis, home servers, Network Attached Storage (NAS), and other weird little always-on computers. Using a terminal and SSH to control them can be intimidating, but Tailscale makes it less so. And Tailscale SSH might just save you from a few frantic searches for HDMI cables, keyboards, and mice.

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