Hi! I mainly just write my thoughts about a variety of things in my blog. I mostly try to keep it anonymous and minimal, so I don't feel bound by anything I say--I think it captures the freedom of journaling much more.

I’m a science fiction/fantasy author and a technical writer. A few years ago I was known for being a technical blogger on Tumblr; now I blog right here. I left Twitter a while ago, but you can find me posting on Mastodon and Bluesky now. My pronouns are he/they.

I'm blogging about IT and Technology in general. Also I publish all kinds of "how to-solutions" that took me a while to figure out - and I hope that it might help other's as well

Hi, I'm Dominik Schwind, friend of the internet. And this is my blog.

My personal blog. I write most in portuguese, but sometimes I write in english too.

This is my personal blog; the vast majority of my posts are book reviews, and of those, a good two-thirds are genre romance novels, the rest mostly mysteries, with a few non-fiction books sprinkled in. I also occasionally review movies or tv series.

Papel continuo is a blog (text in spanish) since 2004 it posts about design, art, music, popular culture and freaky retro stuff.

I am a dad to one, and husband to another. This blog exists as a way for me to share my thoughts on life in general and my journey of starting a web design business on the side, with the hope that I can get my family out of the rat race.

I like it, when I see the intentions of a code author, and i like to see it written down in remark lines. Why didn't someone do that with the world. It would be far easier to understand. So I started to document my world wherever I see the need to do so. In text. With Emacs Org mode. I want to share this world with you.

This is a personal blog and I post on social and green alternatives, education, books, stories of university life since 1990, politics, music, family, and other themes.

Where Reality and Whimsy Collide: A Bold Lens on Life, Love, and the Art of Being Human

The Naming Way, is 50% media/culture thoughts, 25% essays and personal whatnot that I try to keep relatable, and 25% nonsense and good goofs. End of percents! ZERO MORE PERCENTS.

Thejesh GN (ತೇಜೇಶ್ ಜಿ.ಎನ್, Thejesh Gangaiah Nagarathna ) “Thej” is an independent technologist, developer, teacher, hacker, maker, traveler, blogger and an open data/internet enthusiast from Bangalore, India.

BEEW is growing. More essays, more series, more recos—and soon, a newsletter, some fun collaborations, and new ways thrive together as a community.

I am Tommi, a Web adventurer and an overwhelmed overenthusiastic mind.