I'm a programmer, and some of the keywords that I enjoy are free software, 3D graphic and ObjectPascal.
Projects / tasks that I'm involved in:
Kambi VRML game engine — this is my greatest and ongoing project. VRML rendering and processing utilities (like view3dscene), game engine, various games (like The Castle), all in ObjectPascal.
Available on SourceForge since July 25th, 2007 (previously the project was hosted here).
"Kambi" in the name is just a shortcut of my last name, I had to somehow differentiate from other VRML and game engines :)
I'm a developer of PasDoc, open source Pascal documentation generator (something like ocamldoc / javadoc / doxygen etc. but for ObjectPascal). I can say that I put some serious work there since I joined in April 2005. You can also take a look at my personal homepage on pasdoc wiki.
I'm also compiling GearHead for Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS X, see GearHead for Unix page.
Random pieces of information that I wrote:
I'm also the basta... I mean, the administrator on kno.ii.uni.wroc.pl server. See KNO status page.
And since 2009-06, I'm also the administrator of Wrocławski Portal Informatyczny.
Other projects (of less interest, small things mostly finished and/or abandoned now):
grammar_compression — implementation of Sequitur and Sequential compression algorithms in ObjectPascal, actually using some general code from Kambi VRML game engine
Jamy & Nory (in Polish) — network textual game (MUD, multiple user dungeon) written in Java. There is so much Polish text inside that game that I doubt it will ever be translated to English. So this is of little interest to non-Polish speakers (unless you know Java and you want to hack the code - go on, it's GNU GPLed).
Bad Blaster (2.511 MB) — a small game in OCaml. This archive contains source files (on the terms of GNU GPL), you have to compile them on your own. Requires OCaml, SDL and OCamlSDL. After extracting this archive read README.html inside (it's in Polish - sorry).
This is the Michalis Kamburelis' (aka Kambi) page.
You can fetch my public GPG key and use it to encrypt messages to me or verify my signed emails. (You can also fetch it from any popular keyserver by command like gpg --recv-key 0xB240711F). I use Thunderbird with Enigmail extension.