User:Brandizzi

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Languages

pt-4 Este usuário/utilizador tem domínio do português similar ao de um nativo.

en-3 This user is able to contribute with an advanced level of English.

Programming

prog-3 This user is an advanced programmer.

W3C This user believes in compliance with W3C standards.

C-2 This user is an intermediate C user.

py-3 This user is an advanced Python programmer.

This user promotes using the Free Pascal compiler

Software

This user contributes using Debian GNU/Linux.

This user contributes with GNOME.

This user uses Pidgin to chat on networks such as AIM and IRC.

This user contributes using Epiphany.

This user uses Gmail as a primary E-mail service.

@ This user can be reached by email.

This user contributes with gEdit

This user contributes using Nano.

This user writes with the OpenOffice.org suite.

This user can typeset using LaTeX.

The Internet is a series of tubes

G talk This user's Google Talk screenname is brandizzi.

This user keeps del.icio.us weblinks as brandizzi.

G This user uses Google as a primary search engine.

Academics

This user is an undergraduate student majoring in Computer Science and minoring in Education.

This user would like to be a teacher.

Personal

Name This user's name is Adam Victor.

This user is male.

YA This user is a young adult.

Ancestry

This user is of Spanish ancestry.

This user is of Italian ancestry.

Localization

This user comes from Brazil.

This user hails from the Distrito Federal.

I am a Brazillian student on Licenciate on Computing (it is something like a Licenciate on Computer Science) from Brasília. I study in the University of Brasília. Also, I work as programmer for a Brazilian corporation called Politec.

My user page is somewhat empty right now. I'm sorry, I am a bit busy and rarely write to the English Wikipedia. If you speak Portuguese (it is very unlikely, but it's a possibility), you can see my user page for the Portuguese Wikipedia. Also, you can ask any question on my talk page - preferably on the Portuguese Wikipedia talk page, which I read much more frenquently than the English one.