15:[[48046737,{"by":"neroman","descendants":2,"id":48046737,"kids":[48046842],"score":2,"text":"I have two small Linux boxes talking to each other over LTE SIMs.\nOn one side it’s roughly:

br0/eth0: 192.168.2.x LAN\nwwanx: LTE uplink\nThe other side is similar.\nThe boxes can reach each other fine over LTE. The part I’m trying to solve is the LANs behind them: devices on both sides should be able to talk to each other normally.

I first tried NAT + iptables rules, but it doesnt work I have also wireguard tunnel between LTE'S for trying failover.

Gre is the cleanest thing I’ve found.Its working and connection established.

Is that what people normally use for this, or am I missing a simpler approach? I thought NAT should work","time":1778141223,"title":"Ask HN: Is gretap the right tool for this kind of LTE setup?","type":"story"}],[47580350,{"by":"not-chatgpt","descendants":99,"id":47580350,"kids":[47580565,47580905,47580546,47580922,47581074,47581140,47581063,47580734,47580740,47580486,47580574,47580813,47580947,47580584,47581154,47580724,47581740,47580567,47580557,47580637,47580394,47580504,47581178,47580655,47581153,47581198,47580834,47580625,47581081,47581148,47581618,47580855,47581616,47581520,47580706,47580709,47581623,47580610,47580695,47580576,47580838,47580644],"score":256,"time":1774908622,"title":"Show HN: 30u30.fyi – Is your startup founder on Forbes' most fraudulent list?","type":"story","url":"https://30u30.fyi"}],[47521876,{"by":"zdw","descendants":292,"id":47521876,"kids":[47522747,47523052,47524809,47522584,47522711,47523107,47522843,47524336,47522732,47522571,47523298,47522929,47528405,47524883,47525255,47526520,47526806,47522640,47526266,47523266,47527052,47522998,47523896,47522723,47526918,47525226,47528868,47528214,47526851,47523714,47527575,47527176,47523173,47526574,47525005,47523357,47527461,47523116,47524060,47523449,47522984,47522975,47523437,47524576,47523377,47527175,47523903,47525240,47523193,47522609],"score":472,"time":1774466082,"title":"Apple randomly closes bug reports unless you \"verify\" the bug remains unfixed","type":"story","url":"https://lapcatsoftware.com/articles/2026/3/11.html"}],[47470991,{"by":"smartmic","descendants":450,"id":47470991,"kids":[47472545,47472313,47471484,47472155,47471446,47475330,47472314,47471460,47471445,47472805,47471961,47471510,47473164,47472036,47472483,47472023,47472086,47473103,47474265,47471664,47476101,47471481,47471784,47472662,47473109,47471477,47471856,47476564,47472022,47473335,47471461,47473125,47473867,47472788,47476141,47472097,47472885,47474516,47473100,47475026,47473051,47472401,47471603,47474129,47472481,47472549,47473969,47475130,47472632,47500741,47475354,47472569,47472254,47472322,47472296,47471358,47472113,47474160,47472430,47472098,47471747,47473426,47538214,47476837,47476037,47472953,47471779,47472451],"score":839,"time":1774125140,"title":"Do Not Turn Child Protection into Internet Access Control","type":"story","url":"https://news.dyne.org/child-protection-is-not-access-control/"}],[47179112,{"by":"petethomas","descendants":1,"id":47179112,"kids":[47179235,47179239],"score":2,"time":1772190245,"title":"Field Artillery Training. 1914","type":"story","url":"https://gutenberg.org/cache/epub/78053/pg78053-images.html"}],[47121200,{"by":"jas-","descendants":0,"id":47121200,"kids":[47121201],"score":1,"time":1771848054,"title":"Kruptein; a Node.js symmetric encryption module","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/jas-/kruptein"}],[44959073,{"by":"mbix77","descendants":252,"id":44959073,"kids":[44959344,44960280,44960920,44959346,44960873,44961053,44959218,44959817,44959795,44959304,44959381,44959318,44959997,44959209,44964834,44967640,44961070,44964460,44968612,44961298,44959289,44962261,44961509,45018483,44960788,44974260,44960639,44959511,44960784,44959492],"score":537,"text":"I have recently installed this extension on FF: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/port-authorit... and yesterday I visited this website: https://ceac.state.gov/genniv/ and I got a notification that the website tried to do a port-scan of my private network.

Is this a common thing? I have just recently installed the extension, so I am not sure if there are a lot of other websites who do it.

Since looking into it, I noticed that uBlock Origin already has the default list "Block Outsider Intrusion into LAN" but it wasn't enabled.","time":1755669783,"title":"Ask HN: Why does the US Visa application website do a port-scan of my network?","type":"story"}],[42898657,{"by":"markus_zhang","descendants":5,"id":42898657,"kids":[42898837,42899853,42898672,42898906,42898711,42898749,42898755],"score":8,"time":1738420972,"title":"One engineer said \"retarded\" in a meeting. I just fired him","type":"story","url":"https://twitter.com/Forever_Wario/status/1884700828449022405"}],[40653125,{"by":"_tk_","descendants":63,"id":40653125,"kids":[40654464,40658362,40660068,40655566,40661083,40654181,40654633,40657168,40664347,40657050,40656508,40655681,40672018],"score":141,"time":1718150963,"title":"AES-GCM and breaking it on nonce reuse","type":"story","url":"https://frereit.de/aes_gcm/"}],[39239449,{"by":"rwmj","descendants":484,"id":39239449,"kids":[39240082,39239932,39239612,39240617,39241603,39239959,39239919,39241589,39239576,39239646,39239740,39240066,39241474,39239687,39239580,39242023,39239736,39239602,39254437,39240085,39240446,39260415,39241251,39243497,39240448,39240065,39239732,39240390,39240002,39242166,39241371,39241907,39240360,39240993,39239641,39244345,39239957,39239946,39239759,39241288,39239653],"score":237,"time":1706960766,"title":"Physical cash is dying–and you don't need to be a conspiracist to 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sure about anyone else, but I enjoy seeing the posts on side projects making money. Often while reading all of the comments I find new products or services I want, so I buy them and contribute further to that hustle's success. But for every hacker making $100 or more per month with their idea, there are hundreds more working hard, making nothing, struggling to get started. Does that describe you? Maybe the community just needs to hear about what you're offering, what you've been working on. If you've got something cool that has not yet gained traction, maybe it just needs to be seen by a gaggle of like-minded hackers and geeks. So share!","time":1674834150,"title":"Ask HN: Those making $0/month or less on side projects – Show and tell","type":"story"}],[34047984,{"by":"clans","descendants":24,"id":34047984,"kids":[34048535,34049501,34047985,34050194,34056539,34052377,34061337,34052054,34051085],"score":53,"time":1671419968,"title":"The risk of orbital debris and one cheap way to mitigate it","type":"story","url":"https://locationtbd.home.blog/2022/12/17/how-free-radar-data-can-save-billions-of-dollars/"}],[32649864,{"by":"tomjcleveland","descendants":312,"id":32649864,"kids":[32650445,32650482,32650336,32657166,32650164,32652301,32650891,32653054,32650527,32650248,32652281,32650587,32651704,32651580,32650509,32650393,32651833,32653390,32650517,32651450,32650632,32650372,32650353,32652229,32653647,32654217,32651160,32653554,32651966,32651892,32650494,32650470,32650833,32651453,32650360,32652348,32652783,32650592,32651975,32656512,32661012,32650361,32652977,32652024,32654643,32650514,32654676,32650941,32719251,32652113,32650680,32652674,32654658,32652539,32650978,32650504,32650928,32653086,32651983,32652299,32650758,32654481,32651960,32651978,32650535,32650963,32658191,32653046,32657088,32651718,32650712,32654828,32652418,32655764,32655468,32654532,32650872,32651521,32652221,32650756,32656533,32653039,32650776,32651519,32652087,32656111,32653606,32652164,32649941,32649938,32652055],"score":305,"time":1661864584,"title":"What would a “good” WebMD look like?","type":"story","url":"https://blog.tjcx.me/p/why-is-webmd-so-awful"}],[31335105,{"by":"hatmatrix","descendants":48,"id":31335105,"kids":[31338455,31336061,31335961,31336579,31337755,31336017,31339820,31340727,31338368,31338157,31337594,31335960,31339300,31341794,31338274,31337836,31335670],"score":123,"time":1652235330,"title":"‘Machine Scientists’ Distill the Laws of Physics from Raw Data","type":"story","url":"https://www.quantamagazine.org/machine-scientists-distill-the-laws-of-physics-from-raw-data-20220510/"}],[31299715,{"by":"brundolf","descendants":3,"id":31299715,"kids":[31302802,31299957],"score":6,"text":"Example from Mithril.js:

  m("main", [\n    m("h1", {class: "title"}, "My first app"),\n    m("button", "A button"),\n  ])\n

\nReact does the same (after the JSX is compiled), and I'm not aware of any that don't use function calls, vs just plain object data:

  {\n    tag: "main",\n    children: [\n      { tag: "h1", attributes: { class: "title" }, children: [ "My first app" ] },\n      { tag: "button", children: [ "A button" ] }\n    ]\n  }\n

\nIs it just for brevity, or is there some deeper reason I'm missing?","time":1651966802,"title":"Ask HN: Why do VDOM implementations always use function calls instead of data?","type":"story"}],[30888988,{"by":"marc__1","descendants":181,"id":30888988,"kids":[30890044,30889097,30889350,30889504,30889864,30963122,30889757,30889262,30889661,30893023,30901993,30903115,30893567,30893680,30890299,30889176,30889590,30889172,30889306,30889349,30889609,30890260,30889767,30891572],"score":468,"time":1648913661,"title":"The human genome is, at long last, complete","type":"story","url":"https://www.rockefeller.edu/news/32087-the-human-genome-is-at-long-last-complete/"}],[30829320,{"by":"farseer","descendants":29,"id":30829320,"kids":[30829849,30830716,30830199,30830294,30829981,30829900,30830231],"score":50,"time":1648466589,"title":"The Worst US Defense Program of All","type":"story","url":"https://spoilsofwar.substack.com/p/the-worst-defense-program-of-all"}]]

user:	jas-
created:	August 1, 2014
karma:	39