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    HTTP/3 on FreeBSD: Getting QUIC Working with nginx in a Bastille Jail | Larvitz Bloghttps://blog.hofstede.it/http3-on-freebsd-getting-quic-working-with-nginx-in-a-bastille-jail/#freebsd #bastilleBSD
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    @gooba42 @ailurocrat I appreciate your perspective on accessibility in tech. You're right that the industry often overlooks beginners, and I'm glad solutions like Mail-in-a-Box and Mailcow exist for those who need them.That said, not every resource needs to serve every audience. This article was specifically written as a technical deep-dive for people who want to understand the underlying mechanics, whether they're learning system administration, troubleshooting issues those one-click solutions abstract away, or making informed decisions about their mail infrastructure.There's room for both approaches: turnkey solutions for those who need email working quickly, and detailed technical guides for those building expertise. Different resources serve different needs, and that's okay. The "normies" you mention aren't stupid at all, they're smart enough to choose the right tool for their needs, which often isn't a manual FreeBSD setup, and that's perfectly valid.
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    Mastodon running on FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE in a Bastille jail. Running really smooth! Less problems than I had expected.Next steps:- Seperating into multiple jails (Nginx, Postgres+Valkey, Sidekiq, Puma and Streaming)Then testing and planning the actual migration of my instance ofer to the new server 🙂 #freebsd #runbsd #mastodon #selfhosted #socialmedia
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    What do my #OpenBSD friends think to this for a cheap OpenBSD router that would have to handle a 1Gb / 100Mb FTTP connection via PPPoE and have some servers attached to it ? I'm also not sure whether to go for the 8Gb with 128Gb drive or the 256Gb drive ? I'm trying to aim at the low £200 ish mark but still be reliable.https://www.amazon.co.uk/Glovary-Firewall-Upgraded-OPNsense-Appliance/dp/B0DSF3LTSH/