Experimenting with Tailscale, I like to use my home network router as exit node while I am not at home.
A Reddit thread provided most of the details:
Making Tailscale working on my Asus RT-AX82U router Background: I owned an Asus RT-AX82U router, but running in AP mode, so those normal WAN side features like VPN will not be available under this mode, while the router itself has dedicated chip to have WiFi handling, I was thinking some way to give my the main CPU some loading, and finding some ways to put Tailscale on it.
With Ruby on Rails 6, I like to have times and dates presented in the user’s timezone.
Basecamp’s local_time My first search results lead me to Basecamp’s local_time ruby gem for Ruby on Rails. It makes it easy to display times and dates in the local timezone of the user. Ruby on Rails renders times and dates to <time> elements in UTC timezone. User-agent JavaScript converts those to the local timezone of the user’s web browser.