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Welcome at burixon.dev!

This is a website dedicated to my work related to computer science, programming and more - here you will find my projects, articles about Linux, discoveries in the field of broadly understood coding and much more!

My website:

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This place isn't just a bunch of pixels - it's also my home! A place where I grow, learn, pursue my goals, and spend my free time.

Technically - this is a website written entirely by me, based on PHP and bare-bones JavaScript. I've never been a fan of solutions like WordPress, and I don't intend to use them.

I'm really glad you found this place. Let me take you on a short journey through my computer life...

My social media accounts:

GitHub
Facebook
Instagram
Telegram
Discord

My Discord notifications are muted.

MockGPS app:

MockGPS is an Android app that allows you to mock your device's GPS/network location.

What distinguishes my application from similar ones is that it provides an external broadcast receiver that allows you to control the application from, for example, a Termux script.

Termux sources.list:

One of the projects/repositories I am actively developing is termux-sources.list.

The repository is APT-ready .list files that contain all the official and unofficial apt mirrors for Termux I have collected.

Spider (spideko):

The little spideko spider that wanders around my page is your (and my) virtual friend here :)
Doesn't bite! (or do very rarely...)

If it bothers you, you can turn it off using the button in the upper right corner of the screen.

Resistance calculator:

One of my best projects so far is my resistance calculator.

The project required me to have not only programming knowledge, but also knowledge of electronics (which is the field I was educated in).
The resistance calculator I created is one of the most comprehensive and feature-rich calculators of its kind.

Termux-WiFi-map:

Termux-WiFi-map is an extensive script for Termux that allows you to scan and query a database of WiFi access points in your area.

The script saves, allows searching, displaying information about the AP, and exporting the acquired data to a KML file that can be opened in the maps application.

My TODOs:

And... I am constantly creating new things, writing scripts, articles...

Here you'll find short descriptions of my current projects, tasks, and more. It's a cheat sheet for me, and a good place to show you what I do. You can see what I'm working on, what I'm up to, and what's coming up soon on my website and/or GitHub.

If that’s still not enough — if you’d like to know more, have something to share or suggest — feel free to use the contact form to reach out to me.

And for now — have fun!