Yes, as stated in the README... I would love to. There seem to be some libraries to parse the .fit file, so when I have more time, I'll take a look at that.
In my experience across a wide range of hardware FreeBSD dramatically outperforms Linux when the concurrent processing load is high or there is significant memory pressure.
While Linux is way more popular because of hardware support, lxc/lxd/Docker and various user friendly features, FreeBSD performs considerably better in my experience for heavy processing workloads.
It's unfortunate that fuse-t follows the same closed source model as MacFUSE did. It's really holding things back.
I was hopeful that Ganesha NFS [1] would suffice as a bridge for the various FUSE filesystems I need to use with macOS, but alas, they have abandoned the FUSE interface and moved to FSAL/FSAL_VFS [2].
It would be really nice to have a clear path to building a copy of Ganesha NFS that supported a whole host of the great FUSE filesystems out there built to this API.
Watch out for for the Mac SMB client. I found a bug in several MacOS versions which causes the SMB client to send an incorrect file handle in some file requests, causing random files to be deleted which are unrelated to the files you're operating on: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37345855
If you've ever had a suspicion about files on an SMB share going missing, occasionally, when there's been a Mac client using the share, this does indeed happen.
I’ve installed this on a freshly updated AppleTV 4K with Ethernet and for the life of me I can’t get it to work using the Apple TV as an exit node. I’ve enabled it and approved it in the console.
Unfortunately I can’t ping any hosts through it or make any connections. This is in contrast to my other exit node, which is a docker container running tailscaled with user networking. It continues to work just fine.
Are your clients set to use the AppleTV as a gateway? That's a fundamental requirement to ensure the packets your devices send in reply get passed back to the tailscale network.
Yes, the clients I've attempted this with so far (iPhone running tailscale) I have configured to use the Apple TV as an exit node. When I do so, there is no internet connectivity. When I switch it to another exit node I have in my tailnet it works flawlessly.
Just dropping in (long time HN lurker, first time HN poster) to say thanks for such a great capability in datasette and datasette-lite. I use sqlite_utils in numerous solutions to insert/upsert various json data into sqlite databases for various purposes. I use datasette/datasette-lite to host data products for consumers who need rapid insight but are not "sql jockeys."
I think this mutation capability would be great for some of my data logging workflows. I push json formatted telemetry data from different types of devices/sensors over tailscale to a central collector. Combined with clickhouse's adapter to sqlite databases, this could make for a very nice self-contained data reporting framework where all the source data flows through datasette to a set of sqlite files organized by topic. It will be important to me in deploying new event senders to have straightforward authentication I can bake pre-authenticated connection schemes into standard images that are installed without customization. Alternatively, configuring datasette so a specific set of ip addresses / cidrs is just granted insert to specific dbs/tables would work fine.
