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Tailcat: Tailscale without Tailscale, by Tailscale

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By Brad Fitzpatrick Verified
| Tailscale
Today we’re releasing tailcat, a remix of pieces of Tailscale that gives you a way to use the open-source Tailscale data plane (WireGuard® + NAT traversal + DERP) without the Tailscale control plane, written by the people who made Tailscale. It’s Tailscale without Tailscale, by Tailscale. Specifically, tailcat is both an open-source Go package and a CLI tool using that package. It lets you run a server-side listener and a client to connect to that server, moving bidirectional bytes back and forth.
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Top 10 Best .22 LR Rifles Under $500 (2026 Edition)

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By Brad Fitzpatrick Verified
| Rifle Shooter Verified
The author in a field hunting squirrels with a Ruger American Rimfire. (Brad Fitzpatrick photo) Like most shooters, I cut my teeth on a .22 rifle. Looking back, though, it’s a small miracle that I ever continued shooting after my experiences with that gun. It was a single shot of unknown provenance that almost certainly came to us from the local hardware store or—just as likely—as part of a trade for horse tack or tools. The rifle had to be cocked manually and the trigger was atrocious.
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Red Dot vs. Green Dot Optics: The Science Behind Which Is Best

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By Brad Fitzpatrick Verified
| Handguns Magazine Verified
With similar battery life, which color dot is best for you? (Brad Fitzpatrick photo) A decade ago, it was still relatively rare to see a defensive handgun with an optic, but today reflex sights have almost become standard on pistols. There are certainly many advantages to shooting a handgun with an optic, and these include improved low-light performance and a simplified sight picture that’s suitable for new shooters and those with vision issues.
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