Projects

What I'm working on

Things I built because I needed them myself. Nothing here is presented as finished unless it is.

Runs on this site

Sky compass

What's over Slovakia right now, right on the home page.

Why it exists: I wanted to know what I'm looking at overhead without installing an app.
How it works: Just open the home page and move the time slider. On a phone the dial turns with you.

I use it daily

All my scripts in one place: search, change history and a safe way to try them out first.

Why it exists: My scripts had scattered across dozens of folders and I no longer knew what was where or what they did.
How it works: They now live in one catalogue. I can search them by content, see their change history and try a new script in an isolated environment first.

Still working on it

I turned a Galaxy S20 Ultra into a pocket Linux computer for security testing, custom kernel included.

Why it exists: This phone has no official Kali NetHunter support, and the only older community version only partly worked.
How it works: I built my own kernel with fixes. The phone runs Kali and, plugged into a monitor, works as a small computer with windows.

I use it daily

When a server asks for sudo, I approve it remotely with a touch or Face ID instead of retyping codes.

Why it exists: Whenever I needed admin rights remotely, I had to retype a code on my phone. It was annoying and easy to get wrong.
How it works: I get a notification, tap it and confirm with a key or Face ID. If anything fails, a backup code remains, so I never lock myself out.

Website

Bibiana paints surreal horse portraits. Her website, in three languages, shows the paintings and exhibitions and lets people commission a portrait.