Hi, I'm Arsalan, or Velocity. I'm at least 20 years old and I'm technically a software developer, but I prefer to call myself a professional computer breaker.
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My username for the most part is That1M8Head, and I use my old one, SpeedStriker243, if it can't be changed.
I mainly write code in Python and Rust, but I'm also learning Haskell. Rust is my primary programming language, and Python is my secondary.
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I also enjoy writing short stories and character profiles.
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For creative writing, I use whatever format is most convenient at any given time, but it's usually a lightweight markup language like Markdown or a proper typesetting format like LaTeX.
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My text editors of choice include Visual Studio Code, GNU Emacs and Neovim, but I'm also a text editor fanatic, so there's a lot of text editors I like messing around with.
Projects
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Sonic: Lock & Load, a Sonic the Hedgehog first-person shooter DOOM mod and fan game, which uses the GZDoom source port. My passion project.
sued, a line editor similar to the standard editor, ed, but significantly worse and slightly more user-friendly. Includes basic editing functionality, with writing, line replacing and line deleting, as well as the ability to run programs.
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QVSED, or Qt-based Volatile Small Editor, a graphical editor built using the PyQt5 framework which is entirely stateless and doesn't store any file metadata.
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Sonic: Lock & Load, a Sonic the Hedgehog character-action first-person shooter DOOM mod and fan game, which uses the GZDoom source port. My passion project.
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sued, a line editor inspired by the terseness of the standard text editor, ed, but more user-friendly, with a different command set. Source code available on GitHub.
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QVSED, or Qt-based Versatile Stateless Editor, a graphical editor built using the PyQt5 framework which is entirely stateless and doesn't store any file metadata.
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Infriendly, an online web platform for writing textual documents that intentionally does not have any "smart" features. Source code available on GitHub.
Take it and Like it Public License, a non-legally binding, not-accepted-by-any-courts super permissive software licence for works that you don't care about. Basically an informal version of the MIT/X licence.
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Probably more stuff. Check out my GitHub page to see if I come up with some other random stuff.
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Writings
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Okay, well, none of them are public. But let's just pretend for a second that I work really hard and that I have a lot of articles and essays here.