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Hi! I'm Matty. I am the author of this thing. I am a thoroughly-midwestern mid-30s fella. I live in Chicago with my dog Donut and I am trying to spend less time in the toxic glow of the computer. ~mattyblog is a static site built with the 11ty static site engine. It is hosted on the Digital Ocean application platform. Every word on the site was typed inside of the Gnu Emacs text editor. Any images were very likely edited in the GNU Image Manipulation Program. ~mattyblog was built for, and tested exclusively in the free and open Firefox web browser.

Bienvenidos a este blog en el que subiré mis pensamientos sobre cualquier cosa ＼ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ／

I’m Will. For over a decade I’ve worked in technology and tech transformation across charities and social enterprises, healthcare, and in education. Welcome to my site. I mainly use this as a place to write out my (mostly tech-based) thoughts. I'm a firm believer that technology should be easier to understand for everyone, and this little corner of the internet is my way of trying to do that.

I'm James. Welcome to my corner of the web! I'm a mechanical engineer based in the UK. I like tech, photography, art, and whatever I'm obsessing over in the moment.

A blog that meanders along my path of adventure, creativity, and life.

The Lounge is an independent lifestyle blog exploring identity, aesthetics, culture, and technology through a distinctly personal, introverted lens.

Redowan Delowar's reflections on software, systems, and sundry.

John Ozbay is a designer, coder & composer, founder & CEO of Cryptee and an active contributor to the not-for-profit Open Web Advocacy, advocating for an open and fair web for everyone.

Essays and curated links on science, technology, finance, and whatever else catches my interest.

This site is my personal hub for long-form writing, curated bookmarks, and open-web experiments — where ideas about tech, autonomy, democracy, and digital culture meet.

This is my personal blog where I post all kinds of code snippets, small tools and ‘how tos’, mostly about stuff I have in mind recently or game I currently play.

Human being; just like you. He writes from Melbourne about software leadership, reliable systems, and building things that last, and he would rather publish here than chase engagement on social feeds. parkrun (volunteer, runner, ambassador) gets him outside; expect candour, craft, and the occasional grumble when the tech stack misbehaves. Moreover he doesn't like talking about himself in the third-person.

Stealing Traffic Cones from the Information Superhighway since 2000. A personal blog from a WordPress freelance Web Developer, with a bit of sport, nostalgia technology, old & indie internet and game development.

n3wjack's spurts of the mind and other geeky ramblings.

Personal blog of a queer non binary writer, where I post in English and in French about mental health, writing, journaling, LGBTQ subjects and more.

hi. i'm spu. creator of products of questionable value.

Opinions with a shelf life. Made by Jim Nielsen.

Hi there 👋🏻 I'm Kev Quirk. Welcome to my little corner of the Internet. Here you can learn a bit about me, my interests and what makes me tick.

Od dłuższego czasu nosiłem się z zamiarem stworzenia swojej strony internetowej, i po wielu próbach i iteracjach - oto ona. Są tutaj wpisy na wszystkie możliwe tematy, na jakie mam potrzebę się uzewnętrznić. Jedynym sensownym katalogiem rzeczy, które tu są, jest zakładka z tagami. Cała reszta to chaos.

My personal blog which covers a handful of main topics and wanders through all sorts of subjects. Mostly you'll see me writing about coding and Python and a bit of Emacs and so on; but sometimes there will be more random thoughts and personal stuff.

Homepage containing my reflections on everything from cinema, books to programming and home servers.

My name is Addison Crump. I'm a Texas A&M University graduate (class of '21) and currently a Ph.D. candidate at CISPA. I'm also a member of secret.club and a maintainer of LibAFL.

Personal blog talking about technology, travel, and life.

Edwin Martin is a frontend web developer living in the Netherlands.