User:Voidxor

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A portrait of me taken in 2004 when I was a senior in high school
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A portrait of me taken in 2004 when I was a senior in high school

Hello. My alias is voidxor. I joined Wikipedia on 2005-07-15 and made 224 edits in my first year as a contributor.

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[edit] Origin of voidxor

If you are a computer programmer, you may have already noticed that voidxor is a concatenation of the programming terms void and xor.

Originally, I had planned to use voidxorsub as my alias. A function that returns nothing (this is called a subprocedure in Visual Basic) must be declared void in C, C++, and C# or sub in Visual Basic. Since xor represents the exclusionary-or logic gate, placing it between void and sub indicates that one or the other would be used to declare a function that returns nothing, but never both terms.

Each computer programming term in voidxorsub denotes a piece of my programming knowledge:

  • void for C, C++, and C#
  • xor for Boolean logic
  • sub for Visual Basic

Because voidxorsub is annoyingly long for an internet alias, I ultimately decided to go with voidxor.

[edit] Education

I am currently working toward a Bachelor of Science degree in computer engineering at the University of Kansas.

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[edit] Significant contributions

Listed below are my significant contributions to Wikipedia since I started keeping track of them.

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[edit] New images

Date Thumbnail Image Caption
2006-11-29
Voidxor portrait.jpg A portrait of me taken in 2004 when I was a senior in high school

[edit] New redirects

Date Redirect Target Reason
2006-12-06 NCFTP NcFTP Alternate capitalization
2006-12-06 MO drive Magneto-optical drive Abbreviation
2006-12-07 MO drives Magneto-optical drive Plural

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they This user considers singular they standard English usage.
snuk This user says snuck.
infin¦itive This user chooses to sometimes split infinitives.
by The passive voice may be used by this user.
…in. Ending a sentence with a preposition is something this user is okay with.
man-
kind
Regarding gender, this user will use the vernacular, not what is "politically correct".
to / too
/ two
Too many people have no idea how to use words they should have learned in grade two.
whom This user insists upon using whom wherever it is called for, and fixes the errors of whomever he sees.
which & that This user knows how to use which and that correctly.
if & whether This user knows how to use "if" and "whether" correctly.
less & fewer This user understands the difference between less and fewer. So should you.
their / there / they're This user knows that there, their, and they're are not the same word.
your/ you’re This user thinks that if your grammar is incorrect, you’re in need of help.
you and me This user thinks that if you believe it is incorrect to use "you and me" as the object of a sentence, you and me need to have a little talk...
!? This user is a punctuation stickler.
. The This user does not put two spaces after a full stop.
, This user fixes comma splices as they are annoying.
A, B, and C This user prefers the serial comma.
its & it's This user understands the difference between its and it's. So should you.
’s Thi's user know's that not every word that end's with s need's an apostrophe and will remove misused apostrophe's from Wikipedia with extreme prejudice. [sic]
This user is addicted to ellipses and has been known to use them indiscriminately….
“…” This user favours typographic quotation marks over typewriter style.
AIM-Able This user understands AIM talk perfectly well, but does not use it. Ever.

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en-us-ca-2 This person is pretty good at speaking California English, but they still say "Frisco" sometimes.
en-ca-1 This user has a basic understanding of Canadian English, eh.
SoE-1 This here fella or lady has a basic understanding of Southern English, meaning they probably know what "y'all" means.
1337-0 This user has no idea what the hell 1337 is and/or prefers to contribute using proper words.
BS-1 This user is able to contribute with a basic level of Bullshit.
du-0 This person does not understand dumbass (or understands it with considerable difficulties, or does not want to speak dumbass).
LE-0 This individual still maintains a shred of dignity in this insane world by adhering to correct spelling, grammar, punctuation, and capitalization.
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