Ivan Petkov

I have previously written about how I setup full disk encryption via LUKS on my NixOS machines.

I recently found myself in a situation where I needed to write up a document intended to be updated once or twice per year and otherwise kept printed out as a hard copy in a safe location.

Gitea supports automatically signing commits it generates (such as when merging pull requests, or editing files through the web editor).

Open Source is a Gift.

The PiBox is a small personal server powered by a Raspberry Pi CM4.

Suppose we have control of our own domain and a set of services we want to share with (only) our friends and family.

A year ago I found myself with some free time around the holidays which was the perfect opportunity for tinkering with Nix and cargo.

I live my life dangerously.

It's been about two days since I received my Steam Deck, and after a few hours of playing with it, I wanted to write up my very first impressions and thoughts on it.

Since the initial release of Crane, I've been busy hacking on adding support for building projects which may pull in dependencies from alternative registries as well as git repositories.

I'm pleased to announce the initial release of Crane: a Nix library for building cargo projects!

After working with Nix flakes for a while you develop a sense for how to interact with them in more efficient or ergonomic ways.

SQLx is a Rust crate for asynchronously accessing SQL databases.

This write up was originally published within my dotfiles.