Old things, kept alive
Computers, vinyl, MiniDiscs, hardware nobody makes anymore — if it's old and it still works, it's fair game. Deeper archive lives on tooloudtoowide.
Read the story →I'm Marcin Rusinowski — I spent years working as a photographer, now I write C++ and build in Unreal Engine, and in between I make demoscene productions, chase old computers and MiniDiscs, make music, shoot bows and rifles, and travel when I can. This is where those threads live.
Most of what's below started as something I did for no reason other than wanting to understand it better — a camera, a compiler, a 4-kilobyte executable, a broken MSX. The pages here are less "portfolio" and more a running log of what I've been building and why. Pick a thread.
Nine threads
Computers, vinyl, MiniDiscs, hardware nobody makes anymore — if it's old and it still works, it's fair game. Deeper archive lives on tooloudtoowide.
Read the story →Still making music under YSIGIM. Built RigBench by directing an AI as a teammate — me as architect, it doing the build. That's the working model.
Read the story →4K intros and the discipline of squeezing an entire visual into a few kilobytes. Devlogs on the tools and tricks as they happen.
Read the story →A long stretch spent shooting professionally before code took over the daylight hours. Selected work and the story of the shift.
Read the story →System profiling, C++ tooling, and Blueprint/C++ logic inside Unreal Engine — the day job, and what grew out of it.
Read the story →An ongoing interest in archery — form, gear, and time on the range, separate from the powder-and-brass side of things.
Read the story →Firearms as the other half of the marksmanship interest. Built TEDS the same way as RigBench — me directing, AI building. More on what prompted it.
Read the story →Trips worth writing down — not just the photos from them, but the places, the logistics, the things worth remembering.
Read the story →The stuff that doesn't fit a category above but is worth writing down anyway. The overflow shelf.
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