03:57:29 <ek> rtj: Have you looked into Bastille at all? iocage is fairly easy, though (for vnet stuff). As is Bastille.
04:12:37 <rtprio> bastille seems fine,
04:38:42 <rtj> ek: I have looked into it. I just have simple stuff at home. I've looked into pot and cbsd too. All very cool options. Nice to see you this morning sir!
04:39:15 <rtj> I like to do it manual because I can understand how it all works too.
04:39:25 <rtj> it's cool how it all hoooks together.
04:39:51 <rtj> I used ezjail years ago but that was on ufs.
04:57:07 <ek> rtj: Nothing wrong with doing it manually. :) I was just curious.
04:57:17 <ek> Nice to see you as well!
13:17:18 <scoobybejesus> yep, i did jails the hard way before going to bastille https://clinta.github.io/freebsd-jails-the-hard-way/
13:17:42 <scoobybejesus> "not that hard"  but quite neat to see the symlinking strategy
13:21:41 <karolyi> scoobybejesus: not to advertise but I have my ansible toolset that does exactly this, being used in production on my server
21:32:07 <Reinhilde> everything is AI boosters now. fucking murder me.
21:35:34 <voy4g3r2> haha
21:36:58 <voy4g3r2> the ambiguous booster concept, then one must ask what part of the pipeline are you referring too? *blank stares*
21:37:58 <voy4g3r2> vectorization, training, inference, agent, orchestration?