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Time travel without borders

Published: May 12, 2026 15:00

When offered the option to run other people’s code, a prime consideration is often ease of deployment. While much progress has been made in support of rapid deployment, the security implications of those quick deployments is often overlooked. In this…

Arguments parsing in Guile

Published: May 5, 2026 23:50

While Guile Scheme has a lot of hidden gems, like (ice-9 peg), parsing command line arguments is not one of its strengths in my opinion. Even if there are many powerful approaches to structured argument parsing, there is no API simple enough for me to know…

A no-cost audio upgrade for my workstation

Published: May 5, 2026 11:38

How I did my part in saving the planet by getting an old but working audio interface up, running and mainlined in GNU Guix. Read the whole post here.

Programming for the web with Guile Knots resource pools

Published: April 26, 2026 09:01

On the internet, anyone can make a request to your web service. Especially in this time of abusive web crawling linked to AI/LLM companies, it's essential to program in a defensive style and stay in control, even when faced with a volume of requests that…

Safsaf - A web framework for Guile

Published: April 14, 2026 09:09

Over the past week or two I've been working on a new web framework for Guile. This is based on the knowledge I've accumulated over the past 7 years working on things like the Guix Data Service, Guix Build Coordinator and Nar Herder, but also based on their…

ZimaBoard 2 Setup

Published: April 3, 2026 11:29

I've got a new homeserver/NAS (Network Attached Storage), previously I was using some Raspberry Pis, but I've wanted for a while a low power board that has SATA ports for attaching hard drives and one that could run GNU Guix, and the ZimaBoard 2 looked…