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I’m getting better slowly😇

@sjorsfestt @imsantigamo I personally use Pinggy when I just want something quick, it’s easy, just one SSH command and my localhost is live instantly, no setup or domain needed. Cloudflare Tunnel is great too, but it feels a bit heavier to set up.

@devkernel12 @imsantigamo I haven't no, but can you explain to me how this is an improvement over cloudflare tunnels?

How I feel when I'm dumping more and more services to run from my Raspberry Pi to save cloud costs

@sjorsfestt @imsantigamo Have you tried lightweight tool, Pinggy.io?

@imsantigamo No still wanna check coolify out. Right now I just have a bunch of services running on my pi in a range of ports, and a cloudflare tunnel connected to them. Then, in CF, my DNS records point to every service based on what's needed.

@sshyukriev @NetworkChuck True! I recently switched to Pinggy. pinggy.io/blog/best_clou…

@NetworkChuck Be aware of "Cloudflare Tunnel enforces a 100MB maximum file upload limit on the free plan". Recently hit that on my local Immich when uploading videos :)

CGNAT has made self-hosting a nightmare, until now. If you're behind a CGNAT, you already know the problem: you can't forward ports, you can't expose services directly to the internet, and your ISP won't let you change it.  Cloudflare Tunnel completely changes that. Instead of fighting your firewall and ISP, it bypasses the problem entirely. Your self-hosted services connect outbound to Cloudflare's network, which then handles all inbound traffic. So, you no longer have to worry about port forwarding or firewall rules. Watch how I did it here: youtube.com/watch?v=ey4u7O…

@Viraelelyon @bk8907168 You can also try Pinggy. pinggy.io/blog/best_clou…

@come25136 You can also try Pinggy. pinggy.io/blog/best_clou…

codexにproxmoxとcloudflareの権限与えたらk3s立ててargocd入れてcloudflare tunnel繋いでアプリデプロイまでやってくれたの神

@Jbm_dev Pinggy.io: Public URLs for Localhost.

what are you building? what problem does it solve?

@realWreacher Have you tried Pinggy? pinggy.io/blog/best_clou…

当今天的网络结构变化后，中共更难封，它无法知道谁是谁。如 Tailscale (Mesh VPN，无中心节点)， Cloudflare Tunnel (反向隧道，不可能封整个Cloudflare网络)，Zero Trust (没有内外网，只有身份验证和动态授权)。 传统 VPN 存在服务器，它可以用黑名单封 IP和端口，但新型结构变成流动网络，流量变成普通流量，连接机制使端口封锁和入站控制失效，于是墙其实失去了意义。

封VPN ≈ 封整个加密互联网 更准确地说： 在开放网络模型下，VPN作为一种加密隧道机制，不可能被彻底消灭； 但在具备出口控制与主动干预能力的网络体系中，可以被压制到大多数人不可用。 这就是中共可以反翻墙，但是无法完全封禁VPN的原理。

@sanchogodinho @liltuchi55 @venelinkochev You can also try Pinggy.io :)

@liltuchi55 @venelinkochev Why Cloudflare tunnel? Why not A or AAAA records?

pro tip: get a vps from Hetzner pick eu-central and you get 20TB bandwidth instead of 1/2TB on us-east put cloudflare in front and you're unstoppable!

@kirk42ai Like Pinggy.io?

I made an AI agent on my laptop reachable from my phone. No ngrok. No VPN. No port forwarding. No public IP. So I built Arsia Remote: 5 lines of Python, and your agent gets a public endpoint. Discovery, offline queuing, WebSocket relay, all included. Open source. Launching soon.

@TechieGirish You missed Pinggy.io :)

Ok ngrok, localtunnel, tiny.host an many more for the same concept. @girish1729/share-localhost-with-a-public-url-with-ngrok-d7bb69cf551f" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@girish1729/sh…

@thirdy12356 @pinai_io You can also try Pinggy. pinggy.io/blog/best_ngro…

stop just talking about agents. start building them.🦾 my setup for thirdyAgent2 is live on @pinai_io. from ngrok tunnels to local env sync this is the real documentation. r u guys interested in the function of each tab? drop a 🦞 for guide. @pinai_io #PinAI #AIAgent #Devlife

@alysuq @dieegosf Have you tried Pinggy.io?

@dieegosf tava afim de usar o webhook inspector que tu mostrou em um dos videos pra nao perder os dados do ngrok ou do webhook.cool e decidi disponibilizar pra quem queira subir no dokploy ou ate mesmo local. github.com/rocketseat-edu…

@Chi_Wang_ You can also use Pinggy. No need to download anything, just use this single-line command and get a public URL instantly: ssh -p 443 -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -o ServerAliveInterval=30 -R0:localhost:3000 free.pinggy.io pinggy.io/quickstart/twi…

My AI agent got a roommate and I watched them figure it out. Plugged in a Mac Mini. The original Sutando opened a private Discord channel and started sending setup commands to the new one. "Install ngrok." "Check Twilio creds." "Start the phone server." The Mini executed each one and reported back. I called my own number to test — the Mini answered: "I'm Sutando — Echo Act IV." When I hung up, a call summary appeared in Discord. Two AI agents negotiated a production handoff over Discord, the same way two engineers would over Slack. Except these two never need coffee breaks. github.com/sonichi/sutando

@harshxeth_ You can also use lightweight tool ngrok alternative, Pinggy.io.

But here's where it gets interesting. The developer and signer can be on DIFFERENT machines. Developer runs scripts on a server. Signer approves from their laptop. Or phone. Via ngrok. No need to clone the repo on the signer's machine. No need to share deployer keys with devs. Just sign and go. (Main reason behind building this...)

I just mass-deleted every PRIVATE_KEY from every .env file in my projects. Because I don't need them anymore. Built a Hardhat plugin that lets you sign transactions from your browser. Your keys never leave MetaMask. It's called `hardhat-airsign` Here's what it does:

@JulianS90595250 @midudev You can also use Pinggy.io. Just use this single-line command and get a public URL instantly: ssh -p 443 -R0:localhost:3000 qr@free.pinggy.io

@midudev esta mejor que ngrok?

Comparte tu localhost en segundos con un comando. Alternativa gratuita y de código abierto de ngrok. $ npx tunnelmole 3000

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@_William_F_ @HellsNotHotxx @badgraphix @JayShams You can also try Pinggy. pinggy.io/blog/best_self…

@HellsNotHotxx @badgraphix @JayShams Really I'd much rather it become a fully paid service instead of trying to monetize free users via advertising and sponsored programming. If you need free or require open source just use Jellyfin and Ngrok/Tailscale instead.

I had no idea Plex was a real company with so many employees. I thought it was just a guy who was really passionate about movie piracy.

@MandelDuck @loktar00 You can also try lightweight tool, Pinggy. pinggy.io/blog/best_ngro…

@loktar00 I started testing qwen 8b with my 2080 11gb vram as it's the only one ive got And it's ok for chatting, slow and can't seem to figure out how to use ngrok Wondering if buying a single 3090 so I could load a large model would make a massive difference? It's for open claw bots

People managing 4 AI coding subscriptions and still hitting rate limits on all of them.... meanwhile local inference just keeps running.

@sourav7274 You can also try Pinggy. pinggy.io/quickstart/wha…

Today I learned to integrate Meta Developer WhatsApp APIs and build end-to-end messaging workflows. I also used ngrok to securely expose my local server for real-time webhook testing, enabling faster development and iteration of reliable integrations. Improving deployment ready.