Mud.bash vs AWSorNOT

Your Band, Your World! Unite devices with a band! * A simple tailscale-like tool. * Extremely secure. Wireguard-based protocol. * Zero configuration required to set up the mesh network. * P2P (peer to peer) connection to each others. Can't talk each others due to the NAT type or the network firewall? We provides a proxy. * Link all your devices with a simple way. * Play LAN games with your friends. * Unlimited no. of users and devices. * Can't trust us? Mud.band is the open source project. You can verify with the source code and build your binary from the scratch: https://github.com/mud-band/mud.band-client

AWSorNOT helps you quickly verify whether a website is hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Enter a URL, tap scan, and get an instant result you can use for discovery, research, and quick technical checks. What it does - Scan any URL to determine if it’s likely hosted on AWS - Clear result output (AWS-hosted: yes/no) plus a short explanation message How it works (high-level) AWSorNOT sends your URL to the AWSorNOT backend, which analyzes DNS/network metadata and checks whether the resolved IPs map to AWS infrastructure. Built as a community project AWSorNOT started as an AWS User Group Lisbon initiative and is available as an open-source project. Disclaimer: AWSorNOT is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon Web Services.