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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...

I'm a computer nerd from Iceland, living in Denmark. I try to write about software, learning, computers and technology.

Long-form writings spanning an assortment of topics, though oft technical in nature.

A Gen-X/Millennial cusp (Xennial), I'm old enough to remember life before the internet but not (quite) old enough to have seen Nirvana live. Or, as my wife puts it, I adapt to technology like a Millennial but get angry about it like a Boomer.

Hello there, I’m Karen. This is the latest iteration of my digital space/brain dump/blog. I'm trying to remind myself of the joy I used to find in old-school early 2000s blogs and online journals, and stay away from the constant bombardment of awfulness on socials.

This will be my internet home away from home; a place to bust my writing chops. I'm interested in lots of things, you never know what's going to pop up here.

Greetings, wanderer! You've reached my personal homepage. Let me introduce myself: I'm Michał, a middle-aged nerd from southern Poland who can't grow a beard to save his life. Beardlessness is a problem amongst older nerd crowds, so instead I have an old school, static website. The maximize the street cred, this site is fully self-hosted and self-built In fact, you are talking directly to my home server located in the living room. The HTML you are processing is generated by my custom Python SSR and is written in Vim.

My blog is a little bit of everything -- random thoughts, adventures, and encouragement ;)

My name is Steve. I'm a DX Engineer with a passion for developer tooling that advances cypherpunk values. I'm currently doing Developer Relations at OpenZeppelin and I'm also building Orbiter and bhvr in my spare time.

Scrivo qui dal 2005. Altrove, da un po’ prima, dice la mia maestra delle elementari. Appunti sparsi, il mio “divertissement“, nessuna pretesa. Solo per il piacere di rileggermi a distanza di anni. Ci rileggiamo insieme?

The personal blog of a hacker, dad, demoscener, cybersec professional, software engineer, futurist and above all someone who dives deep into whatever interests him for the moment.

I'm Simone, a gen X with a straight to the point attitude. Based in the UK, I play bass and design sound under the moniker Minutes to Midnight.

Soy sdemingo. Desde hace mucho tiempo ese es mi alias en todas mis máquinas. Soy profesor y el tiempo libre que me queda lo dedico a leer y a montar en bicicleta principalmente. También me gusta programar casi cualquier cosa aunque últimamente saco menos tiempo para esto.

I’m a software engineer based in Seattle. I work at OpenAI on making GPUs do useful things. I like building products, obsessing over UX and little details, and connecting the dots. In the past I cofounded Secta AI, worked at Replit and Facebook building mobile apps, developer efficiency tools, React Native, Oculus and Messenger. I write about technology and side projects.

I believe that one should control one’s writing and photographs, and this site is my home on the web for those things. I frequently post them other places too, but they generally start here. Other platforms are ephemeral—as evidenced by the many broken links here to things I found interesting in the past, but which weren’t cared for by their publisher—so I try not to post elsewhere, except as a copy.

Hello, I am Adithya. I’m a student at Amrita School Of Engineering, Bangalore. I am currently pursuing a B. Tech in Artificial Intelligence And Data Science. I’m deeply interested in artificial intelligence, software, science and art. I am a believer in the IndieWeb, and using technology to express yourself.

Hey — it’s Michael Welford, your Internet friend. Serving up tasty bytes from the HTTP oven. I infrequently post about tech and profound half-baked ideas, what I learn daily, and make stuff from time to time. Now and then, I update what I am up to, now and then. Since you have made the effort to visit, why not drop me a line? I’d love to hear your musings.