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Mac-to-Mac Remote Shell Stack (Tailscale + SSH + Mosh + tmux) — Low-Lag, High-Reliability Setup

This gist documents a reproducible setup for a “remote shell that feels local” between a laptop and one or more headless Macs (e.g., Mac minis). It is optimized for:

High latency / packet loss links (SSH typing lag, key repeats, “rubber band” echo)
Roaming networks (Wi-Fi drops, IP changes)
Long-lived sessions (detach/reattach, crash tolerance)

Core design decisions:

Tailscale provides a private, encrypted, stable network plane (no port forwarding/NAT complexity).
OpenSSH (Remote Login) is used for authentication, key management, and compatibility.

Add a 5-day release-age gate for JavaScript package managers

This is a practical baseline for reducing exposure to short-lived npm supply-chain attacks. The idea is simple: do not install package versions until they have existed long enough for malicious releases to be reported, removed, or fixed.

This config sets a 5-day minimum package age for npm, pnpm, Yarn, and Bun.

What gets configured

Different package managers use different names and units:

	import json
	from botocore.vendored import requests
	import boto3
	import datetime

	HARMONY_NODE_1H_STATUS_URL = 'https://harmony.one/1h'
	ADDRESS_TO_MONITOR = 'one17ffl9csu7ln3jw07fcvlmh2h8e5pv3ddk9p5sv'

	cloudwatch_client = boto3.client('cloudwatch')

	pragma solidity ^0.8.10;

	import "./interfaces/IBalanceChecker.sol";
	import "../lending/core/interfaces/IAToken.sol";
	import "../lending/core/interfaces/IVariableDebtToken.sol";
	import "../lending/core/interfaces/IPool.sol";

	/// @notice Error thrown when trying to get balances for an external token that isn't mapped to a dToken
	error ExternalTokenNotMapped(address externalToken);

	#!/bin/bash

	# Set IFS to prevent word splitting issues with spaces in paths
	IFS=''

	# Use git ls-files -z and a while loop with null delimiter
	# The '-d $'\0'' tells read to use null character as delimiter
	# The '-r' prevents backslash escapes from being interpreted
	git ls-files -z \| while IFS= read -r -d $'\0' file_path; do

	#!/bin/bash

	# Initialize arrays to store results
	successful_updates=()
	failed_updates=()
	skipped_repos=()
	no_git_repos=()