{du}punkto is a small hacker* collective ran by two teenagers (Robin and PotSjem) from the Netherlands. We aspire to make a positive impact on the world by writing great software.
On this site, we host some of our projects, our wiki, our repos and services needed to develop and maintain all that.
Hacking is a widely misunderstood word. Originally it meant "To program (a computer) for pleasure or compulsively". Only later it got a second meaning: "especially, to try to defeat the security systems and gain unauthorized access to a computer."
Gitz, an awesome Git frontend written in PHP.
Oblikvo, a browser-based 3D first-person shooter with old school graphics and multiplayer support.
Untitled, a yet-to-be-named project that explores ways to blend websites, social media and collaboration on the Web, by implementing an easy-to-use website engine powered by various open standards.
We initially created {du}punkto as a pubnix, out of curiousity and desire to learn more about *NIX systems. Unfortunately, we've had to close it down due to lack of interest and, crucially, funding. We're still writing code tho!
{du}punkto is derived from the Esperanto word dupunkto, which means colon. We aim to be the beginning of something, instead of the end (a semicolon indicates the end of a statement in a lot of programming languages).
We love a good conversation; don't hesitate to shoot us an email.
printf "%s@%s.%s\n" axcelott dupunkto org
{du}punkto is primarily maintainted by Robin. Find him and his contact details on his personal site.