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Tech projects, hobby programming, and geeky thoughts of Paolo Amoroso

hi, this is Mega 🍒 I’m a regular office worker, living in Cimahi and commuting to Bandung, Indonesia. Welcome to my little home on the internet, a place where I record memories, lessons, and experiences. ✨ Amid the routines of being a full-time employee, I’m relearning how to show up as a wife with intention and full attention. This space is my virtual home: where I write about what I love, note down things I find important, and collect quotes from others that might be useful.

Cybercultural chronicles internet history and its cultural impact, from the pre-web era to the dot-com boom, Web 2.0, and beyond. Written by pioneering tech blogger Richard MacManus.

¡Hola! Mi nombre es Alexis Alzate, nací a finales de la década de los noventa en Antioquia (Colombia). Me dedico a estudiar ingeniería eléctrica. Esta página web es el lugar donde comparto mis proyectos y notas relacionadas con el desarrollo de hardware y software libre, entre otras de mis aficiones.

A personal/hobby site from a writer turned software engineer turned generalist maker.

Personal blog which I inconsistently write to, but trying to do so more often. Will cover a whole massive range of topics given I work in fire safety (engineering building design), am a hobbyist digital artist/very occasional freelancer with other interests in sport and general tech stuff.

Caroline Crampton is a writer and a podcaster. She writes non-fiction books about the world and how we live in it — The Way to the Sea (2019) and A Body Made of Glass (2024).

Olá me chamo Indu, e esse é o meu blog, um simples espaço que dedico a escrever pensamentos e se possível, compartilhar conhecimento.

Edoardo Maria Elidoro (edmael • Ed) Mah, te l’ho detto: giro, vedo sistemi, volo, conosco gente, faccio infrastrutture. (Che concretamente significa IT Specialist presso Tetra Pak)

Italiano in Ελλάδα 🇮🇹 🇬🇷 Web Editor for Edizioni Edilingua. Bio is a Poison-elemental attack that can inflict the Poison status.

I, Jeff MacKinnon, have many interests and wear many hats. I'm a generalist at a lot of things and an expert at a few. I focus a lot of my time on power systems, reducing carbon emissions, electrifying everything, cooking, taking pictures and keeping the internet open and free.

This site is the personal site of me, Stephen Judd. It replaces a similar site I have operated for many years. I am a middle aged Pākeha Jewish New Zealander. I am interested in many things and a terrible dabbler and dilettante.

The Emu Café Social is a social-publishing site powered by WordPress. Members will be able to use the site to post about what interests them and discuss their external projects. While the site is conducive to short-to-medium-length posts, it also accommodates longer-form writing. By advertising feeds and user profiles, it will be easy for visitors to follow individual writers or to follow the project as a whole. In general, members of the site can and will post about subjects of interest to them.

The New Leaf Journal is a self-hosted WordPress-powered online writing magazine. I launched the site on April 27, 2020. I created the project to host my own writing and that of my friends, which (as of this date) includes Victor V. Gurbo.

For a few years, but more seriously starting around 2023, I have been interested in internet privacy, free and open source software (FOSS), and self hosting. I started exploring this interest by starting to build a home server and diving down that rabbit hole. This interest led me to stumble upon some videos about the IndieWeb and motivated me to start this website. My goal is to generally carve my own space out here on the internet.

Hi! I'm a composer and programmer, and I write about the intersection of those two interests, as well as the IndieWeb and web development around those principles.

I’m a dude from Northern Mexico that’s always been in love with the Internet. I’ve been building websites since the early ‘2000s and now more than ever I want to stay away from commercial social media and support the IndieWeb.

Hi! Welcome to my little corner of the web, where I share my various creative output. About me Initial release: (time_t)266699460 Sex: neutrois Gender: nonbinary gal Pronouns: they/them or she/her Favorite colors: purple, red, sometimes blue Favorite pattern: buffalo plaid Furry: Yeah kind of?

HI, I'M CLINT C# .NET Consultant & Software Engineer in Minneapolis I’m the founder of Parka Software, a boutique consultancy specializing in healthcare and legal tech. I help teams build, fix, and modernize systems using C#, .NET, React, Angular, Umbraco, and React Native.

Freelance journalist, editor, and I enjoy experimenting on the web. But, above all, I am human.

Hello, I'm Vito Sartori. 30-something Sr. Staff Software Engineer @ Gympass I solve problems and build tools for other engineers using C, Ruby, Go, Objective-C, Clojure, and Rust. On my spare time I like to fiddle with compilers, protocols, electronics, and weird low-level things; sometimes I remember to post something here.

I don't blog too much, but usually mix of personal and techy stuff.

Hi, I'm a lead platform engineer, runner and minimalist based in The Netherlands. I'm building highly scalable, high performance infrastructure on top of AWS. I try to break free from the silo's of development and operations. I love keeping things simple.

A personal blog mostly about tech and some of the frustrations with it, but there is some technical goodies.