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An old Intel Atom netbook turned into a desk monitor that reminds you to take breaks, with motion, espeak-ng and a small Nim service.
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Tracing dlopen()'d libraries on-the-fly with event-driven eBPF JIT uprobes
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Teaching write() to say no: an introduction to syscalls and fault injection, using strace to make a syscall fail on demand
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Mid-2026 recap: coding, conferences, and security workshops
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Native eBPF binary coverage with funkoverage.
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How to have new apps without letting the dependency mess leak onto your carpet
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Harden linux programs using Linux Landlock
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🧂 Salt without the sudo Follow-up from the previous post, today we are going to put our systemd-managed containers to work and use them for some useful tasks.
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Small debriefing after coding event
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🦎 Hi geekos!
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👻 Void in the Basement I have a basement, and I have a problem: no WiFi signal in said basement.
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🎉 Happy New Year!
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Having fun with Christmas code challenges
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Quick debriefing after autumn events
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🚮 Or: how I taught my Linux box to take out its own trash
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Taming a Command-Line Monster
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curriculum vitae
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Quick debriefing after summer events
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Using Intel PIN to measure test coverage on binaries
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How metaprogramming helped create a cleaner testing experience for D Koans
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Measuring test coverage on binaries
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Measuring coverage of integration tests
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Stop Wasting Resources: how to start your services on demand
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An utility to simplify monitoring openqa job clones
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A personal recap of Advent of Code 2024
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Personal recap of GoLab 2024 conference
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Follow-up on LTP: the test options
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Highlights from Italian ContainerDay 2024 conference
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Overview of the Linux kernel tracing feature
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Some basic checks to ensure you bought a good storage for your files
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What are and how to use the Linux kernel capabilities
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Understand how much power you are using
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An approach to headless testing of GUI programs
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First steps with Bubble Tea, a Go TUI framework
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What's a core dump and how to use it for debugging ?
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Quick debriefing after a cool event in Florence
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Easy cross compilation for everyone
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How the Linux Kernel is tested, one syscall at a time
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How to package a Rust application on openSUSE
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How to improve your software by simulating a faulty network device
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How to improve your software by simulating a faulty block device
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How to expose a D-Bus service and create a simple client writing some Rust code
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How to lower the default fan noise on Thinkpad P15 Gen2
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How to create an isolate environment to safely test your bash scripts
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How to insert the current HEAD commit hash in a binary
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revisiting old code with a new programming language
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A first look at Rust performance benchmarking
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A technique to inspect Open Build Service build process
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writeup about learnings and achievements in last SUSE hackweek
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a tool to check if an openSUSE package version is up to date against other distros