Goodbye Linux & Podman, hello FreeBSD & Jails!
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Goodbye Linux & Podman, hello FreeBSD & Jails!
Just migrated my blog (https://blog.hofstede.it) to a fully native BSD stack (where my Gemini Capsule was already living).
Stack (using Bastille VNET Jails):
- Caddy (Ingress, TLS, Reverse-Proxy)
- Nginx Jail (Internal. Static file serving)
- PFThe Cool Part: A Zero-Trust CI/CD pipeline.
My Forgejo runner deploys via restricted rrsync into an air-gapped "transporter" jail, which nullfs mounts the web root.
Security: Source-IP restricted, no interactive shells, no PTY.
The simplicity of files-on-disk beats container abstraction every time.
#BastilleBSD #SelfHosted #SysAdmin #IPv6 #ZFS #FreeBSD #RunBSD
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@alsivx Però fa come tutti gli altri, ossia che non si sposta qui. Diamine, dici che la roba popolare/closed source è una schifezza e sta rovinando internet, allors perché non vieni qui?!
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@giacomom In verità Mastodon è uno di una serie di social, il perché non vengano adottati in massa, è per varie ragioni che sarebbe complesso elencare e spiegare qui ma comunque ci sono già delle istituzioni che lo usano. Oltre al parlamento di qualche stato dell'unione, la Commissione Europea ha una sua istanza:
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Chiudiamo la giornata in bellezza.
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Brian Eno News (@dark-shark.bsky.social)
https://bsky.app/profile/dark-shark.bsky.social/post/3m7vlk4mzxk2y
> Nico: Live at Reims Cathedral, France, December 13, 1974 - featuring John Cale (viola, keys, vocals), Brian Eno (synths, vocals), Mike Oldfield (guitar, bass), Kevin Ayers (vocals), and Robert Wyatt (drums) #FLAC #ChristaPäffgen tinyurl.com/3mujhbdw
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Rettifico, l'intero canale è oro colato. Ogni nuovo video è meglio del precedente.
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@raganwald the AI arms race starts to make sense. Why wouldn't you spend a trillion dollars if you can replace every software company forever?
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verso l'inverno
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Throwback to me sneaking in signatures into my books!
Signing the books after they’re assembled and packed is a logistical nightmare (you don’t want to have to repack and reship books at your home), and I find bookplates to be clumsy…
…but @glennf had this great idea of signing a 100 books in advance at the printer’s, when they were still uncut signatures – so some people would get a nice surprise. Even bought super nice pens just for that occasion. It was a fun moment.
