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It’s been years since I heard anyone talk about hamachi. I used it before they become part of logmein. I assumed hamachi died sometime after. I guess not 🙂
i don't even know what that is 🙂
It was a way to create ad hoc VPNs. Let’s say you has a clojure app running and wanted me to hit it, but you are behind NAT or something. You could turn on hamachi and make a network that I could join and I’d be able to connect to it
You could run a game server locally and all your friends would be able to connect to it
oh ok
@norman last I checked it is possible to have up to 5 clients free in any network configuration