I make small tools, run a homelab and learn by building things. Right now that mostly means Oxipod, an app for old iPods, and teaching myself Rust while I write it.

Oxipod puts music on your old iPod from Linux. I wanted to use my iPod nano again and there's no good way to do that on Linux anymore, so I made one. You plug in the iPod, drop some music on the window, and that's it. It converts what the iPod can't play, adds the covers, makes playlists, backs up the iPod and copies songs back to your computer.

It's written in Rust with GTK4 and libadwaita, and it comes as a Flatpak:

flatpak remote-add --user --if-not-exists oxipod https://nyxn3t.github.io/Oxipod/oxipod.flatpakrepo
flatpak install --user oxipod io.github.nyxn3t.Oxipod

Rust is new to me, so the code has a lot of comments that explain what's going on. If you have an iPod, I'd love to hear how it works on yours.

• GTA Radio is a web radio player with all 35 stations from GTA V, Vice City and San Andreas.

I run a homelab with Proxmox, Coolify, Jellyfin and Pi-hole, and I'm growing my IT business, PC Maatje.

Rust, ethical hacking and pentesting, and MD-102.

Homelabs, DNS, domain hosting, Proxmox, Coolify, building budget-friendly IT solutions, and getting an app into a Flatpak (with a repository of your own).

Small IT tools, automation, self-hosted stuff and web app ideas. I could use some help with advanced networking and with running self-hosted things securely.

Rust, GTK4, Python, JavaScript, HTML, Docker, Nginx, Firebase, Home Assistant, Raspberry Pi and Fedora.

_{In code we trust, in security we must.}