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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.
I’m an early 20s guy from Switzerland. So naturally, I’m still trying to find my place in the world. Figuring out who I am and what I want to do. And this website serves as a time capsule for preserving and documenting this project we call personal life.
Blog personal en español con temas como tecnología, ficción, diseño.
Welcome to my personal website. This website is part of the IndieWeb movement, and has my blog, photos, and projects.
Hello, my name is DJ and this is my website. I'm a Developer Advocate at SAP.
A public Digital Garden by Isaac Wyatt
The newsonaut is Mark Rogers, a writer, designer and web coder living in beautiful British Columbia.
Tom Burkert’s personal blog focused on technology, privacy, AI and other nerdy stuff.
Kell Shaw is an author and avid tabletop roleplaying gamer, whose lifelong passion for fantasy—especially Shadowrun, the Lord of the Rings, and the World of Darkness—inspired him to create the Vestiges of Magic urban fantasy universe. Kell’s fascination lies with the modern world colliding with magic, and his stories explore the lives of individuals caught between these realms.
This is my personal blog, it has no relationship to anything professional that I, or any other Bruce Ediger, has ever done. I focus on good ways of living and the joys of life. I value materials and share designs that are attuned to the laws of nature.
I’m a Senior Staff Software Engineer at Google working on Perfetto, an open source suite of tools for performance tracing and analysis. I’ve joined Perfetto as a founding engineer in 2017 and have been part of the project ever since.
Hi, my name’s Pete and welcome to my weblog! Former cute baby, current bearded smartass, future embarrassment, permanent geek. Full of puns, coffee, useless factoids, and sometimes lasagna. Avid reader and aspiring author, and an unapologetic iPad-only user — yes, one of those people — who’s been a techie since before the internet was cool, and when cell phones could be used as blunt instruments. Lover of typewriters, fountain pens, analogue tools, and the em dash. Perfecting the ass grooves in my chair since 1974.
Computational Scientist @ Argonne National Laboratory. AI Group @ Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF)
Hi! I’m Artyom, an ironic bipolar programmer trying to make my environment (and, consequently, the Internet) slightly better and weirder.
This is my little corner in the bitstreams where I plan to go on about all the fun stuff I do or have done. I use to post all of this on Instagram and twitter but, I want to move out of corporate socials as my primary. Honestly I'll probably look into adding ActivityPub and P2P distribution in the future in addition to my self-hosted server, to ensure it stays running. The URL wont change though!
You have stumbled upon the blog of Clare and James; this most likely means you know us, but whether you do or don’t, feel free to grab a coffee now and have a mooch around.
I am Christoph Voigt, a software engineer, consultant, manager, and entrepreneur, boasting over a decade of experience in the industry.
I am playing many roles, shedding my skin with every passing minute. I am father, husband, musician, writer, runner, meditator, event manager, podcast host, community manager, tech aficionado, avid reader, mainly abstaining from politics, small talk and toxic bullshit, unless viewing them through the lenses of social commentary and personal curiosity.
I love to write, either on my blog, or in my journals. If I'm not writing, I'm probably reading. If I'm not reading, I'm probably brewing coffee—preferably artisanally as a pour-over. I have a soft spot for craftsmanship and skills that demand it. I write small to medium sized essays about topics such as reading, writing, thought and self-improvement, as well as programming, and philosophy. As long as it sparks something in me I'll write about it.
I'm Sal, and this is my spot. I'm a middle-aged guy with a wife, kids, and a job. Isn't that exciting?? I've had several blogs over the years and have enjoyed all of them. With each iteration, I lower my ambitions, take it less seriously, and try to have more fun. This one is another step in all of those directions, and I'm hoping it sticks around the longest. Disclaimer: I tend to write in short timeboxes and following the 70% rule. If a post seems shallow or half-baked ... yep!
Learning about minimalism, productivity and what makes us humans tick. I like marmite, bad dad jokes, and good coffee.
Since 2008 The Artist’s Notebook has been Paul Watson’s studio journal containing notes on his ongoing artwork and related research, giving an insight into his creative process and artistic practice.