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Heya, my name is Lyca . Born in 2003 into a mixed Slavic family. Happily married to a gorgeous woman, currently living in Europe. I'm a self taught artist and right now I am molding my style to be a tattooer in the future. I worship old Gods (mostly Ancient Greek), demons, spirits and do witchcraft. My hobbies include, but not limited to: poetry, both personal and religious, photography, gaming, collecting curiosities. Hope you enjoy my random thought streams!

Hey there, I'm Chuck. Some of my interests include reading, writing, Jiu-Jitsu, and tinkering with (and sometimes breaking) computers. In the professional world I'm a wireless consultant.

This website is where I ramble on about random topics that catch my fancy now and then. Please don’t expect any particular theme. Things that interest me include programming, bicycle repair, archery, books, and writing, but I’m probably going to write about other stuff too when I feel like it.

Hi I'm Thomas, and I made this website mainly as a hobby to share my interests, which include boats, boat building, making things, inline skating and much more. It's been online in once form or another since around 2009.

This website is the personal site of Ben Neil, a lifelong programmer and generalist. This site is always a work in progress, constantly evolving and growing as I explore new technologies and ideas.

I’m Ava and I'm writing about my thoughts on tech, data protection law, my health and little creative projects.

Este es mi blog personal. En él escribo posts un poco sobre lo que me va apeteciendo, aunque es verdad que temas como la tecnología e Internet tienen bastante peso.

Welcome to mikes writing! Just a little corner of some side of the web for me to do some writing. Mostly the site is a day to day endeavor of life here in Cambodia. Sometimes other places and a few coffees and some beers that came along.

Personal blog on varied technology topics.

Hi, I’m Auguste Baum! I’m a software developer based in Paris, France. A blog on technology, ways of working, political sides of tech (e.g. privacy) and shower thoughts.

I write here in order to work things out and understand myself better. I write here in order to put things down that I have been carrying around in my head, so I don’t need to carry them around anymore. I write here in order to capture a moment and have something that I can look back on, remembering what I thought and felt at the time.

My website is a personal website about all the little things that shape my existence; from the concerts I went to, over Creative Coding projects, to random thoughts on life and the people around me.

Cristian Moldovan's personal page, where you can find articles, projects, and resources gathered under the ThinkRoot brand. Content written in the Romanian language.

Hi, I’m Alex. I live in Columbus, Ohio, where I’m a dad to two kids and share a home with two dogs and a cat. I’ve been making things with computers since the early 2000s. I started with an Atari 400 and moved on to writing C for Palm Pilots, which eventually led to a career in software. These days I work in management, but I still spend my limited free time building websites and small apps by hand. This site is about human-centric technology, personal software, and life beyond screens. I write about old computers and the interfaces of old, programming as a creative hobby, tools that respect the people using them, and the things that pull me away from my desk: cycling, hiking, photography, retro video games, and family. The subjects vary, but the thread connecting them is simple: technology should help us create, pay attention, connect with people, and then get out of the way.

An engineer interested in technology, chess, philosophy and tacos.

A blog about purposefully regressing the state of tech. I mostly write about my experience with software engineering, self-hosting and some of my hobbies (tbd). I believe in having digital autonomy and hope more people are inspired to get back into blogging instead of giving all their data to central platforms.

unwissen is "un-knowledge" in german :)

Hi, I'm Firda, a protoblogger from the early 2000's who just got back to blogging again after a very long break. This is my personal blog.

Hi, I’m James, a full-time videographer and video editor at University of Toronto, a YouTuber, a former audio engineer of 10 years, and someone who majored in English and writing, loaded with opinions. This is my personal blog where I write opinion pieces, personal reflections and articles about rabbit holes I’ve gone down, and share what I’m currently up to.

I'm a pixel artist and illustrator in Brisbane, Australia. I make anime art, manga art, and pixel art inspired by old consoles like the PC-98. I'm also a small web hobbyist and blog about my life, web development, design, and review retro video games.

I am a data and software engineer, photographer, and general nerd.

Hi 👋 I'm Drew. My pronouns are he/they. I live in Portland, Oregon 🌲, with my partner and two daughters. I’m an avid reader, and deeply curious about the world and the people within it. Over the past 17 years, I’ve led teams that build software and platforms that people rely on every day. In my roles at companies like Fullscreen, New Relic, Jeli, and PagerDuty, I’ve helped launch global streaming and e-commerce products, improved developer platforms that power how teams ship and operate software, and guided teams through the complexities of startup growth, acquisition, and large-scale infrastructure evolution. Along the way, I’ve learned that great engineering leadership is about creating the conditions for people to do their best work. I thrive at the intersection of people, systems, and strategy, helping teams approach complex problems with clarity, resilience, and purpose.

I’m a software developer from Poland living in Northampton, UK. I’m a web standards enthusiast, accessibility advocate, and simplicity guardian. The guy behind the Northamptonshire Dev Club meetup. After-hours hip hop head, funky records collector, and photographer.

I write about a lot of things, that I'm personally interested in, be it open source software I work on (e.g. SFML), adding my own view on current on-going online discussions, thoughts about leadership topics, and more...