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My name is Evgeniy Alekseev and I'm from Siberia (seriously, I was born in Siberia). In the global Internet I have usually nickname `arcan1s`, but in the Russian segment it is usually `arcanis`. I'm a graduate of the Department of Chemistry Moscow State University and now I'm a PhD student and working in my University. My speciality is a theoretical chemistry (like molecular physics and some of quantum chemistry).

At leisure I write small applications on C, C++ and Python (and some application scripts on Shell). In order not to seem like a bearded nerd sometimes I listen music and read Robert Jordan's or George R.R. Martin's books (or other similar). (But my friends tell me that I still look like a bearded nerd.) Music that I usually listen may be found on my home server.

The connection information

> User is `music`, password is the same.

Also I'm an Archlinux user (maybe that's why I look like a bearded nerd). And in October 2013 I became an Archlinux Trusted User:

> The Trusted User (TU) is a member of the community charged with keeping the AUR in working order. He/she maintains popular packages (communicating with and sending patches upstream as needed), and votes in administrative matters. A TU is elected from active community members by current TUs in a democratic process. TUs are the only members who have a final say in the direction of the AUR.

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All contact information can be found on the left. Feel free to contact me with any questions. Oh, wait! If you will write me to ICQ or jabber you must correctly answer antispam bot's question first. The question is:

{% highlight c %} int i = 1; i = ++i + ++i; return i; {% endhighlight %}

And the correct answer is `5` (or `6`, as you wish).