
Bastille was born in frustration:
Too many broken tools.
Too much bloat.
FreeBSD deserved better.
So I built it.
Now it powers projects I never imagined.
Bastille was born in frustration:
Too many broken tools.
Too much bloat.
FreeBSD deserved better.
So I built it.
Now it powers projects I never imagined.
Bastille was born in frustration:
Too many broken tools.
Too much bloat.
FreeBSD deserved better.
So I built it.
Now it powers projects I never imagined.
Bastille, like so many other projects, was built from a place of frustration:
✅ I wanted automation.
✅ I wanted control.
✅ I wanted to leverage in FreeBSD.
I'm glad so many of you tend to agree.
Bastille, like so many other projects, was built from a place of frustration:
✅ I wanted automation.
✅ I wanted control.
✅ I wanted to leverage in FreeBSD.
I'm glad so many of you tend to agree.
You survived another week of patching, provisioning, and panicking.
Breathe deep, you've earned some quiet logs.
You survived another week of patching, provisioning, and panicking.
Breathe deep, you've earned some quiet logs.
Today in Labor History July 14, 1789: Parisians stormed the Bastille during the French Revolution. The Bastille was a fortress, armory and political prison, and was a symbol of tyranny, feudal authority and the "divine" rights of kings. The Marquis de Sade had been imprisoned there and was transferred out only 10 days before the storming. The French Revolution succeeded in overthrowing the monarchy, replacing it with a bourgeois republic. However, it sparked optimism among working people throughout the world and inspired other revolutions, like the Haitian Revolution, in 1791.
#workingclass #LaborHistory #french #Revolution #bastille #haiti #prison #torture
Today in Labor History July 14, 1789: Parisians stormed the Bastille during the French Revolution. The Bastille was a fortress, armory and political prison, and was a symbol of tyranny, feudal authority and the "divine" rights of kings. The Marquis de Sade had been imprisoned there and was transferred out only 10 days before the storming. The French Revolution succeeded in overthrowing the monarchy, replacing it with a bourgeois republic. However, it sparked optimism among working people throughout the world and inspired other revolutions, like the Haitian Revolution, in 1791.
#workingclass #LaborHistory #french #Revolution #bastille #haiti #prison #torture
[Archive — 2021] Le jour du 14 juillet
La célébration la « Fête de la Fédération », cette fumisterie bien pratique pour les droitos qui ne veulent pas célébrer une insurrection populaire…
▶️ Lire cette BD : https://grisebouille.net/le-jour-du-14-juillet/
📗 Le livre best of : https://editions.ptilouk.net/gb10ans
❤️ Soutien : https://ptilouk.net/#soutien
#archive#BD#GriseBouille #humour #14juillet#FêteNationale#Bastille#révolution
[Archive — 2021] Le jour du 14 juillet
La célébration la « Fête de la Fédération », cette fumisterie bien pratique pour les droitos qui ne veulent pas célébrer une insurrection populaire…
▶️ Lire cette BD : https://grisebouille.net/le-jour-du-14-juillet/
📗 Le livre best of : https://editions.ptilouk.net/gb10ans
❤️ Soutien : https://ptilouk.net/#soutien
#archive#BD#GriseBouille #humour #14juillet#FêteNationale#Bastille#révolution
OK I'm being a bit thick here I think ???
I need some Bastille jail help.
Why can I not get my jails onto 14.3 ?
justine@beastie:~ $ doas bastille list release
Password:
14.2-RELEASE
14.3-RELEASE
justine@beastie:~ $ doas bastille destroy 14.2-RELEASE
Password:
Notice: (git) depends on 14.2-RELEASE base.
Notice: (lms) depends on 14.2-RELEASE base.
Notice: (nginx) depends on 14.2-RELEASE base.
Notice: (radicale) depends on 14.2-RELEASE base.
Notice: (reverse-proxy) depends on 14.2-RELEASE base.
Notice: (snac) depends on 14.2-RELEASE base.
Notice: (syncthing) depends on 14.2-RELEASE base.
Cannot destroy base with child containers.
justine@beastie:~ $ doas bastille update lms 14.3-RELEASEDamn I even consoled into the lms jail and ran
Password:
lms is not a thick container.
See 'bastille update RELEASE' to update thin jails.
freebsd-update fetch install
but was greeted with:Updates cannot be installed when the system securelevel<br>is greater than zero.
Today I saw that since Bastille's last release at the end of January there have been 625(!) commits to the repo. Many bug fixes, new features, subcommands, doc updates (💜), ...
Big props to Victor for working tiredlessly on the project. https://github.com/BastilleBSD/bastille/
Also, there have been some new videos on Bastille's Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@BastilleBSD demonstration upcoming features in Bastille 0.14.
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