streamed minecraft with friends after school. got to 200 subs which felt huge back then.
my dumb 10 year old self deleted all of them. luckily my friends still have some live streams archived
my first actual game. turn-based strategy where you place units on a 7x7 grid and bomb the enemy. you get more ammo based on how many tiles you control. survivor with most points wins.
finished dec 17, 2021. published on google play but later removed cuz google wanted my address and i didn't agree lol
real-time multiplayer with local networking, airplane animations when you attack, explosion effects, cosmetics system, and.. ads lol.
started messing around with python. no idea what i was doing but it was fun. this is where everything changed cuz now i could automate stuff and make bots.
got commissioned by a big youtuber Flowriann to make a bot that does actions based on tiktok live gifts. he promised me $15. he never paid.
he even mentioned on his live stream it was made by me. whatever, at least i have a 42 stars repo for a fork i barely modified when i was learning python
made youtube shorts and posted them on tiktok. started with 5k views, then climbed: 15k, 190k, 48k, 242k, 162k views. got 4k followers on tiktok in one night.
some random kids comments lol. then my relationship with flowriann shattered so i decided to compete with him.
since flowriann was making a minecraft server, i made my own competing one. discord got 1000 members overnight and players flooded in.
had a friend shulker but i lost contact with him
my dorm overseer needed a system to manage duty rotations. cantina, courtyard, gate, hallway.
built a pygame gui with input fields for month, year, start dates. backend randomly selects students from lists while tracking frequency to keep workload balanced. exports to csv then auto-converts to pdf.
payment: 1 shawarma + no cantina duty. best deal i ever made
school started again so i made another server. same success, different season.
sold gray area stuff in the dorms. got in trouble lol. not saying more
decided to level up from python scripts to proper web applications. learned react, firebase, how to actually deploy stuff.
built a promotional website for samsung's flagship phone for a national competition. got 2nd place.
platform for corporate food ordering. companies manage employee allowances, group orders. whatsapp messaging for orders and firebase database. still live.
social assistance information platform. shares information about social assistance with the goal of informing, helping and changing communities. blog posts, news, magazine/library, volunteer opportunities, job listings. optimized for low-bandwidth and older devices. still live.
complete flower shop with payments, order management, customer accounts.
client hasn't released it yet
detect players and see them through walls (ESP). has aimbot but needs work.
morse code tool (2⭐), drawing app (1⭐), dice (1⭐), uselez18 (2⭐) — random experiments that sounded fun at the time
fnaf-inspired horror game but i replaced all the animatronics with my friends. they loved it and hated it at the same time lol
started building an rpg with dismemberment system. lost interest and moved on.
massive content delivery platform for manga/manhwa. automated scraping with python, firebase nosql optimized for read-heavy operations. custom caching with CloudFlare.
built in 2 days. got too popular, had bugs, google sent me a $100 bill. i ghosted the account and took it down
managed 48,000+ series with 1.2 million chapters at under 200ms latency. served 2,000+ members with $0 infrastructure cost until it got too big.
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remade my childhood game as a web app. real-time multiplayer with firebase, cosmetics, vs cpu mode. pixel art aesthetic with vt323 font.
following the release of the [REDACTED] Files i made em searchable in da browser.
ai is getting too good for high-level stuff and the job market is crashed. pivoting to exploit dev and security research. learning C, binary, and started learning x86 assembly.
still taking web commissions but focus is shifting to low-level. assembly, reverse engineering, vulnerability research. it's harder but way more interesting and ai can't touch it.
invested in a serious library:
founded and currently own and administer my own software firm. we'll see how it goes.
interactive narrative about the last night of an internet café. you play as Costache, who gets a call to pack up equipment before it closes for good.
each computer offers a mini-game inspired by a different era of gaming:
i remade CS 1.6, Minecraft End Fight, FIFA penalty shooter, and World of Warships — in 2 weeks. about 2 days for each game. i think that's pretty impressive.
Theme: "Republic of Gamers – 20 Years of Innovation"
the internet café closing symbolizes the transition between generations and how gaming continues to evolve.
SYSTEM RESOURCES
LIBRARY (11 volumes)
Interactive narrative about the last night of an internet café. You play as Costache, exploring the space, reliving gaming eras through the computers left behind.
Each computer = a mini-game from a different era:
remade 4 classic games in 2 weeks. ~2 days each, plus the main scene, driving scene, and optimization. ~30 min total experience.
also known as: BainBan, BeniOriginal, BeniaminDev, Koneko_San14
clash royale: #PJRUUC09 · 15k trophies
if you want to work together or just chat about tech, hit me up
Complete JSON dataset with all romanian cities, towns, villages. Hierarchical structure. Free to use.
went viral on r/programare