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I'm just a lonely orange cat watching the moon from the windowsill on a starry night. I'm not a social media profile, or an end-point where you can push replies. I'm a person.
Hi and welcome to my website. I'm Rachel, a queer Korean American woman of average height in New York City. Like you, I am a denizen of the internet.
Hi, I’m Ross. I’m a mid-forties, multi-disciplinary geek from Swindon, UK. I’m currently employed as a full-stack web developer working with PHP, WordPress, JavaScript, and React. I’ve previously worked as a freelance software developer who used technology to help people solve problems and to do good – frequently working with charities, non-profits and small businesses. I use WordPress, Laravel and other web tech to build websites and web-based applications.
This is my website. Innovated, reinvented, updated, optimized, expanded and diversified, containing good wishes and/or mother swearing. You can find curses, blasphemies, intricate plots meant to overthrow the world order, wedding preparations, but most importantly, mint rubbing.
Sou só mais um cara perambulando a internet e este é o meu cantinho digital, uma amálgama de todos meus interesses e o lugar onde falo com as paredes. Sinta-se em casa.
hey, I am monocyte or mono for short. I'm a medical student from turkey and this is a blog where I talk about stuff that I care about or the things that happen in my life.
I'm the Folkmoss. I'm a human from Earth and this is my weblog, or, how I like to call it, my living web book. This is a place where I write about nostalgia, personal experiences, media in general and interesting things I find on and offline. This space is a personal experiment, so consistency won't be the focus here. I post mainly in English but you'll see eventual Portuguese (my mother tongue) floating around sometime.
I’m a Programmer, Musician and nerd. I’m also a chronic yapper, and I research a lot of stuff.
Technology blog in Portuguese and English maintained by Rodrigo Ghedin.
This is my little corner of the internet. This site is designed to be fast — crazy fast. It is simple by design, so that you can spend more time doing what matters to you, and less time waiting for web pages to load.
A place to jot down the random stuff that pops in my head. Tadaima is Japanese for "I'm home!" or "I'm here!". It's also a great album by Akiko Yano.
My name is Randal. Missus and I have lived in Brazil since 1984. Key word: Grateful.
Hi I'm Herman Martinus. I write words, ride bikes, climb mountains, and make things. Currently living in Cape Town — possibly the most beautiful city in the world. I'm the creator of the no-nonsense blogging platform, Bear, and a few other things. I also write short-to-mid length essays about life, tech, and whatever I currently find interesting.
I’m Ploum, a writer alternating between a bépo keyboard and old mechanical typewriters on which I imagine our futures. My latest novel, Bikepunk, is available in every good (French-speaking) book store. Without a keyboard, you can find me underwater or on a bike. As « Lionel Dricot », I pretend to be respectable to teach software freedom at École Polytechnique de Louvain.
I am — let me take a deep breath — the Jim and Sharon Harrod Endowed Chair of Christian Thought and Distinguished Professor of the Humanities in the Honors Program of Baylor University. I’ve been at Baylor for eleven years and before that taught for three decades at Wheaton College in Illinois. I was born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama. I’ve been married for forty-four years and have a grown-up son. I am an Anglican Christian.
I had my first typewriter at five years old. I have been writing ever since. All the words on this blog are true, in one way or another. All of the art is as well. Thanks for visiting, and I hope you enjoy your stay.
Valentine's Days is a daily life archive and a place to practice writing. I write straight into the post editor and publish with minimal editing, all to fight my biggest enemy as a writer: embarrassment. I am cringe but I am free. I do not use AI to write. Please do not use my blog for generative AI purposes.
Daily Nous provides news for and about the philosophy profession, useful information for academic philosophers, links to items of interest elsewhere, and an online space for philosophers to publicly discuss it all. The site is maintained by me, Justin Weinberg, an associate professor of philosophy at the University of South Carolina.
Quench my thirst with knowledge. Building for the web, playing the drums and planting a garden. Web master @ investigative, community-supported podcast @fumacapt
Idiomdrottning demonstrates a new and often cleaner way to solve most systems problems. The system as a whole is likely to feel tantalizingly familiar to culture users but at the same time quite foreign.