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Ethin Probst

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Minot ND

Hi! I'm a developer who loves building hard and complex things, from low-level operating systems to secure networking protocols like my Noise implementation.

You might know me from my work on the Prism library, NVGT, or UAAccess. I have a passion for creating tools that others find useful, whether that's a complex game engine or a handy system utility.

Sponsoring me is the best way to say thanks and keep the code flowing. It helps me cover infrastructure costs and dedicate more hours to the features you want to see.

Featured work

  1. ex-actor/ex-actor

    Modern C++ actor framework based on std::execution, only requires C++20.

    C++ 185
  2. samtupy/nvgt

    The Nonvisual Gaming Toolkit

    C++ 86
  3. samtupy/nvgt_extra

    example games, aditional plugins, and other miscellaneous resources for the NonVisual Gaming Toolkit (NVGT)

    C 13
  4. ethindp/prism

    The Platform-agnostic Reader Interface for Speech and Messages: a new universal text-to-speech and screen reader abstraction library

    C++ 11
  5. ethindp/noise-cpp

    An implementation of the Noise protocol framework for C++20

    C++ 2
  6. uaaccess/uaaccess

    A screen-reader-accessible alternative to the Universal Audio Console software.

    Python 1

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