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Engenheiro de software, focado em experiências inclusivas, teólogo, pensador e minimalista digital.

Opinions with a shelf life. Made by Jim Nielsen.

Hi! 👋 I'm Alisa Sireneva (she/her), a software developer and blogger from Moscow. I specialize in performance optimization and systems programming. I also have experience with security, compression, and decentralized systems. My primary goal as a writer is to teach the concepts I regularly apply through accessible content.

Software developer, entrepreneur, former government regulator, current government advisor, amateur scientist.

The blog is a variety of videos, photos and posts. The main theme is technology, simplicity and whatever else pops into my head.

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.

I'm a software engineer living in Southern California building cool things using JavaScript and other web technologies. I enjoy travel, disc sports, and spending time in nature.

Each is a short piece of fiction, perhaps creating a character or a scene. They are not linked, but meant as standalone writing. I don't see any of it forming a collection or novel.

Hello, I'm Mike. I care about the IndieWeb, digital sovereignty, and the open web. I'm a developer and team lead based in Richmond, VA, and this site is my corner of the internet.

Just my personal site. A little tech. A little writing. Occasional dad joke.

Technical notes, ramblings, tutorials and Small Web updates from Sava.Rocks

Hey! I’m Astrid welcome to my garden 🌳 This website is my space so it shouldn’t be considered as a fully professional website. It’s mostly to share what I’m doing or working on.

Welcome to my personal website! I like programming, making games, pixel art, drawing, and archiving bits of the web that speak to me, and this is where I stick it all so that it's in one big place.

Hi! I'm James. I solve problems using code. These are my ramblings and musings.

I'm a 30-something guy, originally from Europe, but now based in Japan/Tokyo. I enjoy art (both appreciating and creating), reading, stationery, various forms of note-taking and journaling, design in almost all of its forms, architecture, and occasionally going to karaoke (although I'm not very good at it).

I'm Nolan, a programmer from Seattle working at Socket.

You can call me The Gardener. I write from the thick humidity of Tropical Queensland, where the air sticks to your skin and the mangoes fall with a thud. This blog is a collection of letters I'm sending—right now—to a friend in Greater Sydney. They’re full of musings on gardening, books, songs, and the odd confession I probably shouldn’t be putting in writing. I’m sharing them here in case they strike a chord, plant a seed, or simply keep you company for a few minutes. Either way, I hope you find something in them to enjoy.

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