hex4

@hex4.xyz

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hex4.xyz <::> middle schooler, dreamer, coder, and maker for a funner web & world 🇨🇦 // hack clubber // design & development // dreaming @reverie.wtf gamedev @diamondstudios.xyz // no politics plz :3 // he/him

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A pop-up dialog reading: More Shapes Get two more primitive shapes: Pyramid and Torus with Womp Pro Two buttons below: Maybe Later Try Pro for Free
A Pokemon 30th anniversary logo featuring Furret
The Bluesky main page header, showing the user's avatar and a textbox labeled "What's up?". It is similar to the header on Twitter.
An article about hacker culture that contrasts the mainstream media's definition of hacker with the much more tame, but less widely known, definition
a split mechanical keyboard with a joystick on each side
An Advent of Code "puzzle complete" screen, reading: That's the right answer! You are one gold star closer to decorating the North Pole. [Continue to Part Two]
a code editor showing a basic Rust program with a TODO and tests, and a terminal showing a compilation error
A NeoVim code editor showing a Python program and its debug output
a code editor showing a simple Rust program and a compilation success
A web browser showing an online book about NeoVim and a NeoVim editor showing Python code, side by side
A small rust program and a terminal window showing a Rust error in NeoVim
Two buttons. One has a left-facing arrow and the text "part 0", and the other has the text "part 2" and a right-facing arrow. they combine to create a chapter navigator.
a button labeled "play" and a small strudel.cc editor on a cream background
a browser window showing a minimal code editor. a strudel.cc program is open and running, with some things highlighted to show they are currently being played
An article titled "part I: Hello, World" with a Polaroid collage graphic and a Nutshell expandable titles "wait, who are you?"
the Tanuki window in front of a github release page
the Tanuki window, showing the time, "now playing: Agent K.K. - K.K. Slider", sliders for music and ambience volume, and a button labeled "skip this k.k. song"
a small window titled Tanuki, showing the current time, the current song being played, sliders for the music and ambience, and a dropdown to select which game's music to play
A window showing a grid array of 88x31 badges, ranging from topics like Arch Linux and Bluesky to uBlockOrigin and Zen Browser
code comments reading: // @ts-nocheck // ts pmo
A collection of windows, but with the title bar sticking out from the left edge: a list of social links, a few 88x31 buttons, a listing of projects, and an about window starting with "hi! i'm hex4".
A to-do list item that reads "Make AI consume"
A sidebar in the Godot code editor listing the methods in the current file.
Modulo's interface. A grid of dots, with only some highlighted, representing the current year and how much time has passed. The current day is prominent in orange, and some dots are different colors. Buttons and selectors at the bottom allow you to change the shown time range, save customizations, and change the theme.
The display on the Hack Club Sprig (a game console) showing a small blue triangle