Code
Ships things in the terminal, breaks things in production, fixes them before anyone else clocks in.
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ork. programmer. gamer. keeper of the late shift.
Building software after sundown, tape by tape, commit by commit.
Field notes
Urgush writes code for a living and rewatches the same six monster movies to unwind. Somewhere between the compiler and the CRT is where the good ideas happen — cathode-ray patience, rubber-suit monsters, sixteen-bit sound chips. If it hums, hisses, or has a save point, it's probably running on this machine right now.
This corner of the swamp is still under construction. More channels coming online soon.
Current rotation
Ships things in the terminal, breaks things in production, fixes them before anyone else clocks in.
NES cartridges, Mega Drive carts, DOS floppies. High scores matter more than high fidelity.
Golden-age monster flicks, practical effects, matte-painted horizons. Rubber suit means it's already good.