I run the blogging service, Pika, and I have been blogging since 2004. My blog is mostly personal in nature, touching on technical, pop culture, and other things along the way.

You have reached my personal website. This is where I put my thoughts and feelings: about life, art, &c. (I also have a professional site, if that's what you're looking for.) This is my personal sandbox: a garden, a toolshed, a home-cooked meal. Enjoy your stay!

Personal site for Keith Carangelo

Bienvenue ! Je m'appelle Derek. Je suis designer et développeur web en Bourgogne. Je me décris comme un « artisan numérique » pour parler de mon travail. Cette expression illustre ma passion pour la création de sites web et services numérique de qualité en utilisant des savoir-faire éprouvés, robustes et accessibles. Vous pouvez parcourir ce site pour découvrir mes pratiques, projets et recherches.

Hello, I’m e. I don’t often allow myself to finish thoughts, so I write about things I try to bury and intentions I try to keep. Thanks for being here.

This blog is about my life in Suffolk. I share with you the things I see and do and also my views and opinions. These views and opinions are mine and have generally been thought out before I express them. However, if there is something you disagree with or wish to discuss with me I am only too pleased to hear your side and review my ideas if necessary.

I write about my technical adventures, such as developing my own blogging software, and other topics that interest me as a software developer. However, I also enjoy documenting my life, from bike tours to everyday moments that I want to share.

Personal website and slightly tech focused blog.

Sara Uckelman is the professor of logic at Durham University, co-director of the Durham Centre for Ancient and Medieval Philosophy, and deputy director of liberal arts. Her research in formal logic focuses on formal modelling and interactive logic, bringing together techniques from logic and computer science to explore and understand reasoning in historical contexts.

Bonjour ! I'm Nighten, but some people call me Nathan Guilhot. I work as a programmer, but I'm also an artist, and I sometimes write Visual Novels.

Ephemeral New York, founded and edited by native New Yorker Esther Crain, chronicles a constantly reinvented city through photos, newspaper archives, and other scraps and artifacts that have been edged into New York’s collective remainder bin. Here we remember forgotten people, places, and relics of the way New Yorkers used to live. We get a big kick out of present-day urban weirdness and idiosyncrasies too.

Growing up, I spent my days outside on a tree stump that was my fairy fort. It was surrounded by wildflowers and tall grass, shaded by trees, and visited by creatures of all kinds. It felt cozy and alive. I try to capture that feeling the best way I know how– to describe it in a painting. I’m always moving toward a life that’s more symbiotic with people, animals, plants and the other living things that I cross paths with every day. I currently reside in a cozy studio in NYC with my dog.

Welcome to my Hub on the Worldwide Web. It serves as the central and canonical point of truth for all activities, writings, videos, works, and content.

Welcome! My name is Jonathan Snook and this is my personal home on the world wide web. I am a web designer and developer based in Ottawa, Canada and I use this site as an opportunity to journal about my interests including technology, design, food, travel, coffee, and whatever else might be happening in my life.

Kaijuville is a newsletter that's really more like an oldsletter: a weekly writeup (or occasional comic strip) about interesting things found in digital archives that stand the test of time.