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coffee, technology, movies, photography, and ramblings
This blog shares uncertain musings, puzzled concerns and reckless remarks about living and carrying on in this frenzied world.
Musings on tech, music and culture. the scene ain't dead!
I think a lot about photography, blogging, early stage start-ups, and outdoor activities.
Blogging since 1998
A personal game log: a lovely mix of old and new handheld love, retro PC games, and the odd board game thrown in for good measure.
Muse & Reason loosely divided into the themes of history, philosophy, politics, social comment and technology.
Personal blog with web-development
InterviewRuben Arakelyan’s home on the web
I am a seasoned developer from India with over 7 years of experience specializing in Web Development, Tooling, Automation, and Parsers.
SupporterA South African product builder, currently focused on Landing Page Courses, One Page Websites, and properly aligned buttons.
SupporterFlamed Fury means everything to me, and probably nothing to you.
SupporterThoughts on design, technology, labor, and justice. And sometimes, cats.
Exploring Antiquity and Modernity with Neville Morley
A one-woman labor of love, exploring what it means to live a decent, inspired, substantive life of purpose and gladness since 2006.
My name is Khaled and I post about the Built Environment, Coffee, Cooking, Engineering, Stationary, Text Editors, Typography, Watches and Technology. Currently living in Toronto, Canada.🍁
Generative Artist • Triangle enthusiast • London
The blog of a lawyer interested in the collision of law and tech policy, who is also prone to geekery.
I worry we have lost the earth / but you never lose a vernacular
Hi. I’m Sameer Vasta, a snail-mail boy living in an email world, and over-user of the discretionary comma.
Small steps toward a much better world
Nightfall is a virtual city that lets you meet and interact with others through your Gemini or web feed.
the official linkblog of the interwebs covering culture, sports, and politics since 2012.
personal website of John Lampard, NSW based Australian blogger
I write about computers (mostly Linux), programming (mostly Perl, PHP, COBOL, C) and mathematics (mostly numerical analysis). Occasionally, I also write about music and travel.
Discussing writing and creativity.
I’ve been a musician, circus performer, entrepreneur, and speaker. I’m a slow thinker, explorer, xenophile, and I love a different point of view. California native, I now live in New Zealand.
InterviewThinking about money is more interesting than making money
Hi, I’m Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino and I’m a consultant, author and designer with 20 years of experience working across tech, design, ethics and climate change.
InterviewCrafting bespoke software and product experiences. Exploring the intersection of people, technologies and living systems.
SupporterCiao! I'm Nicola Losito. 🇮🇹 (he, his) husband, dad of a wonder, cazzaro, friendly blogger, motorcyclist, sf & comics geek. I come in peace…
SupporterA growing archive of weird and wonderful visual ephemera from around the world.
A personal blog about the web, creative automation, data visualization, and more.
Personal blog by Tim Severien
This site is mostly about design, typography, and books. All content is in Italian.
Jason Rodriguez is a slightly jaded—but ultimately hopeful—tech worker.
Life on the Big Island of Hawaii in the form of a daily photojournal
We adore old movies and believe they are good for you, like expensive chocolate and the spa. Fashionably filmy movie blogger.
A {mini} literary magazine on a postcard - flash fiction, poetry, memoir, non-fiction, book reviews
Full text of published stories by writer Franz Jørgen Neumann.
Bounding Box is the quasi-regular blog of journeyman bureaucrat and loosely-informed opinionator Tobias Revell
The blog of a German software developer, but not only about software and tech.
Blog of @gurupanguji - a product lead, a web enthusiast and a writer since 2001
Personal blog about Technology, Education, other Sundries
Personal blog of Malte Müller. Started in 2004. Music reviews, art, poetry. English and german.
Writer, critic, harpist. Oracle of Buses. Hugo, Nebula, Locus winner.
I adore vintage computer hardware, writing in coffee shops in the mid-morning, and non-fiction books.
A software nerd based in the UK writing about technology frustrations and how to fix them.
'Ey up! I'm Pauline... Just another curious human being, living somewhere on Earth.
InterviewI write about various topics such as technology, photography, and music in my personal blog.
Hey, I'm Matt. I share weekly insights to help you and your career.
SupporterKris Howard is an American-Australian that's been blogging for 20+ years.
I'm Dave Rupert, co-founder of Luro, lead developer at Paravel, and co-host of ShopTalk.
I spend most of my time learning, making things I hope will be of value, and striving to grow as a person
possibly incoherent ramblings about everything computer
Hey, I'm Benjamin Wittorf but you can call me Ben.
SupporterI am a visual artist and self-publisher. Image making is my life; it's my passion.
I write about how our digital and networked world changes how we work, learn, decide and organize.
Benjamin’s personal site
SupporterMy public notebook of Toto Tvalavadze and wandering curiosities- photography, bookbinding, walking, software engineering, and running a small gallery in Tokyo.
Future technology for the lawyers of today
Illusion Slopes is a personal blog. I write about whatever’s on my mind. My goal is to document my thoughts and gain perspective on how they have evolved since starting this site as a college student in 2016. I’m also interested in connecting with readers who have similar life experiences or contrasting viewpoints.
InterviewDave Smyth is a designer and developer interested in privacy, type and ethics.
Personal website and blog of Andreas Gohr. Covering all kinds of things like software development, travel, wood working and everything else.
I’m a writer and communication consultant. I think a lot about clarity, and about how and why organisations should think out loud.
InterviewI discuss what makes graphics work, and how to make them better. Think chartjunk + junk art.
A working library is a blog about reading & technology by Mandy Brown
From the personal opinion desk of Greg Storey
The various thoughts, opinions, rants, and analysis's of an aspiring game developer. I cannot guarantee post consistency, accuracy, or coherence.
A oddly strange personal blog
Technology, software and other assorted ramblings
The flipside of gaming, covering retro, niche and indie spheres
A repository of blogs by bloggers who blog for the joy of writing.
Saving $ on computers w/noteworthy coverage of blogging, indieweb, and more
An occasionally-updated collection of thoughts and notes that come from the mind and keyboard of writer and essayist Scott Nesbitt
The personal blog of Txema León, a collection of web stuff you could bring to your next virtual coffee with the team or your next hike with friends.
A Site of Weekly Curiosities
About writing poetry and reading poetry. Usually.
Broadcasting from Kenya, this is my personal blog where tech collides with musings on life, culture, and the occasional rabbit hole.
In-depth interviews of Poets along with their poetry
i write for myself and strangers
Bedlam Farm in New England is where I live, write and tend to my animals
Hi, I’m Jatan, a slow thinker, web wonk, and (a)social being.
Interviewcryptid • writer • universal constant • edge case • cyber artisan • saved Homestuck
explores the latest advancements and implications of quantum physics
Sharing a passion for Linux and open source, with a decidedly non-techie slant
I'm a cyclist, a rock climber, a photographer, and a traveler
Interview SupporterHello, my name is Rachel. I live in Brooklyn, New York, with my partner, and I've worked for digital health startups for the past 7 years.
InterviewTechnology, restaurants, wine, books and film…
Disappointing people searching for "Chris ODonnell naked" since 1995
InterviewMy personal website. You will for the most part find tech related posts on this site, but a few occasional personal ramblings might occur as well.
Photographic artist traveling the globe in search of beauty.
Andrea Contino's weblog on communication, gaming, and technology. But also food, books, music, tv series and much more.
Interview SupporterFree software and film photography.
A personal blog. Photos, musings, K-Pop, and many other oddities.
The internet hermitage of writer Tyler W. Weaver
This is the personal site of Matt Katz. I’m a software developer in the investment sector.
SupporterThe Scholar’s Stage is a place to discuss the intersections of history, politics, culture, behavioral science, and strategic thought
it’s personal. and micro. — simply.
Operates under the philosophy that to truly understand life, one must attack it from many different angles.
A look at history and popular culture
My name is Radek. I'm a software designer and developer.
SupporterA software developer living in Michigan who writes about miscellaneous life updates
Blogger. Poetry. Analog collage. Accomplished hostess of dinner parties. Bird lover. Amateur photographer. Master of none.
i’m anh, a designer and artist this website is where i do silly web experiments and post personal stuff
Interviewwritings on math, logic, philosophy and art
Hi! I’m Ben Borgers, a senior at Tufts University studying computer science and engineering psychology.
InterviewImperfect ideas, opinions and interesting links collected by Feadin aka Paolo: a not-too-stereotypical Italian guy (except for the obligatory pantomime when condemning cappuccino after lunch or pineapple topping on a pizza) abroad (migrant or expat, depending on your political views).
SupporterA blog about the art of photography, more or less.
Somewhere in Japan is a long-term personal project in learning how to tell the stories I want to tell in the ways I want to tell them.
Directory of hand built websites
Conflicts in computers, freedom, and privacy
Just a personal blog about life in Nebraska with my family, some drums, some photos, with occasional techie things.
SupporterCovers topics in physics and optics, the history of science, classic pulp fantasy and horror fiction, and the surprising intersections between these areas.
True stories from the dark side of the Internet.
I make art {visual, writing, film, animation} about places, and help creatives nurture things {wellbeing, creative rituals, digital homes}.
Hi, I’m Tom. Right now I’m building Val Town, a tool for joyful programming, and working on Placemark, a tool for creating maps.
InterviewThe personal blog of Thiago Perrotta. Mostly tech related content. Occasional bits of ramblings and personal life.
I write about trying out online privacy tools for me and for my children.
Husband, father, son, brother, uncle, friend, mentor, type 1 diabetic, INTJ, porcupine.
SupporterWriter and editor David Moldawer on building books that matter.
A personal blog about what interests me.
Peeking Through the Knothole - thoughts on biking and misc
I contribute to the internet with my photos, my philosotainment and some projects that really don't seem that important in the grand scheme of things, but being part of the open web away from the big silos seems important to me
My own little group chat, with just you and me
SFSS is a curated collection of science fiction short stories from classic and current authors
Hi, I’m Steven Garrity. I live and work in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island on the east coast of Canada with my wife and three kids.
InterviewOdes & satires and other matters of things & stuff
I share my thoughts on all things coffee and I interview people who work in coffee, with a particular emphasis on the Scottish coffee industry.
InterviewMild-mannered administrator by day. Dad and personal butler, cook, dishwasher, driver and bedtime storyteller to two boys by night. Decaffeinated left winger, sugar-free centre half. 0.5% cheese by lung volume (up to 11). That was then. This is /now
Airline pilot by day, writer by night, and kid by choice
Artist & Designer shares design objects and talented work, analog and digital.
SupporterThe unsupported use case of Bix Frankonis’ disordered, surplus, mediocre midlife in St. Johns, Oregon.
Personal blog of Andrew Doran, since 2004
Observations on film art
Software Engineering, Musings of James Jarvis
Hello! I'm Taylor. I write about learning, time, design, software, ideas, and humor.
InterviewReinventing my personal blog
InterviewA digital commonplace book on IndieWeb, mathematics, engineering, biology, research, education, & more
Thoughts on the future, life, business, and random things
This is the personal blog of an immigrant CS student into the USA, who likes to ride mountain bikes, introspect and goes to the gym
A personal blog about solving puzzles, working out, gaming and reading.
thoughts from a freckle-faced pisces
Founder/organiser of beyond tellerrand . Co-Founder of Smashing Conference.
Hi! Anton is here. Welcome to my small corner on the Internet.
InterviewA lighthearted, "rough around the edges" blog/digital garden by an Ukrainian blogger
Not so big but cool hand-compiled list of personal blogs
Hey there! I'm ldstephens, and welcome to my little corner of the internet. This where I share my thoughts and opinions on life, technology, current events, blogging, and whatever else comes to mind.
I maintain this site because self-publishing on the web is the best way to maintain control of your own stuff in the long term.
SupporterI write about seeking healthier, more thoughtful relationships with technology. Expect opinionated reviews, recommendations, and ideas about tech, creativity, and life online.
SupporterExperimenting with fountain pen ink to further its creative potential for use within the visual arts.
Sharing beautiful wisdom learned from teaching preschoolers
Work is learning. Learning is the work.
I’ve thrown together a crotchety, contradictory, truthful, terrible, rich and ridiculous website of ideas, arts, ego, errors, opinions, rants, and mumblings.
Personal blog of Helen Chong, a Millennial queer, autistic and visually impaired Malaysian Chinese graphic designer turned web developer.
A DIY music blog about underund punk, noise and garage.
Friedrich studied Sinology, Ethnology, and Art History in Wien, Chinese painting, calligraphy, and seal carving in Beijing
Thoughts and learnings about tech and life
My name is Brad Barrish. I grew up in Overland Park, Kansas and have lived in Los Angeles, California longer than I’ve lived anywhere else. I live with my wife Laura Hess, our daughter, Cassidy and son, Ozzie.
Interview SupporterMy personal weblog. Mostly weeknotes nowadays.
Considering beer from and of a place
Farms, Horses, Nature & Myth Batik Art
Hey there, I’m Jess. I break software for a living and make stuff up for fun. I’m working on developing a writing CV, which you can find here.
InterviewTom's website about web development, IT and related topics.
Snapshots of melancholy gas stations. Dispatches from the archives. Reverberated soundtracks. Searching for faith in the digital age.
I'm kind of a nerd.
Relating with you through the communication of experiences and emotions
Beautiful photos, writing & poetry about life in the Appalachian mountains
Journal d'un gars standard...Avec de tout!
SupporterI'm Steyn Viljoen, a customer experience designer at CustomerOS, an open-source operating system for reinventing business from the customer experience up.
InterviewSarah's personal blog, where she talks about education and shares photos from where she lives in Scotland
Talking shit about my feelings | Reading, writing, always learning | Finance, tech, health
Interview SupporterBlog as biography — home to interesting links and personal essays.
This computer contains an amulet, a sphinx, 287 blog posts, a collection of silly songs, 416 photos, one pun, 58 drawings, a modest blogroll, a hidden passage to another dimension, a ghost story…
Aether Mug is about something that I consider existentially, transcendentally important. The appropriate name for that something still eludes me, but I think it will transpire to the reader after reading more than a couple of these disconnected posts.
InterviewPete's online journal since 1998. Tech stuff, book reviews, music, travel, parenthood and miscellaneous life updates.
SupporterI blog about many things - tutorials and howtos, projects I'm working on, the open source software I write, pictures of places I've been and writeups of things I've done
Digital human rights activist, information security professional, and a sysadmin
casual photography | cyber security | life
Thoughts and notes about AI, tech, programming, life, and more.
Welcome to my part of the forest. These are my raw, unedited notes. Visit regular reveries for more polished, edited, and personal essays or TIL for technical notes about the things I've learned.
Supporteron technology that helps rather than hurts human understanding, and human understanding that helps us create better technology
Living and working in a tiny house the woods.
InterviewBritt Coxon's home on the web. Making and talking about art, papercraft, comics, websites, zines, photography, music, books, stationery, TTRPG stuff and sometimes cups of tea.
The blog of entrepreneur and hacker Harper Reed. Talking about technology, politics, and life in the city. Posting posts, books read, shared links, and photos.
Hi. I'm Emily. I'm a complex mess of a human. And after a lifetime of painfully curating controlled versions of myself, I want need to welcome the chaotic and beautiful mess. (Even though it scares me...)
SupporterThe musings of a Londoner, now living in Norfolk
Philosophy through multiple traditions
Hi. I’m Coleman McCormick, a product guy living in St. Petersburg, Florida with my wife and two kids.
Raw thoughts from a writer (and his daughter now and then) since 1998. Also an award winning sci-fi author.
Independent commentary on law and policy from a liberal constitutionalist and critical perspective
A creative director, designer, writer and artist from Portland, Oregon
An online diary of a lady's misadventures in two worlds
Personal website and diary of a designer and researcher from Amsterdam
InterviewAspiring Photographer on the weekends
Personal blog and website of Kimberly Hirsh. Mother, learner, wit.
Il blog dai contenuti ipertestuali interessanti.
I'm a technologist, maker, speaker, coder, and social bridgebuilder
SupporterThe media pundit's pundit. Written by NYC insider Jeff Jarvis,
A personal site with a wide variety of content, including blogs, comics, music, and recipes
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Thank you 🫶
A blog about nostalgia and all the complicated emotions that comes with it.
Blog about tech, free software, photo, life, science...
Emmanuel Odongo's personal website.
SupporterNon-binary jack-of-all-trades
InterviewAn ongoing collection of notes for my projects and interests.
Policy wonk. Street photographer. Torontonian. Not necessarily in that order.
I occasionally write here about my hobbies, side projects, or just life in a foreign country
Interview SupporterProgramming, Creative Writing, Bookish Stuff
Directory and blog about the non-commercial Independent Web.
Librarian, artist and licensed private investigator.
Creating Musings on race and life
A blog celebrating the history and preservation of Classic Arcade Video Games from the 70s and 80s.
Police Captain turned Artist who paints, draws cartoons, and shoots photography
Hi! I’m Chuck Grimmett. My wife Amanda and I have a son named Charlie. We live in Peekskill, NY. I work at Automattic on the Special Projects Team.
SupporterTravels around the country from living full time in a new RV
bstn.info is a personal blog about human in tech world and various observations around.
Married to Carissa Byers. Father of Margot, Lucy, Milo and stepdad of Penn. Educator. Writer of songs and stories. Cyclist. Indieweb advocate.
InterviewI write about baking and cooking, pop culture, trying to do my part to make the world a bit better, and day-to-day life.
A semi-regular collection of thoughts, creative works, and rambles with little order. Not, in fact, about salad.
A blog about computers, homelabbing, home automation, astrophotography and a bit of this and that
An old GenX'er doing her best. Classy, sassy and a bit bad assy. Likely very tired.
Weekly posts on literature, languages and learning
I am a queer Korean American woman of average height in New York City. Like you, I am also a denizen of the internet.
Technologist, leader, and family man with expertise in software, architecture, business, who actively contributes to the tech community.
Interview SupporterStill living in a wonderful and expensive apartment in Seattle, with enough health and savings to be relatively sheltered from the collapse of the USA. This winter I've been mainly working on my novel and on custom spirits for the board game Spirit Island.
InterviewMy name is Ana Rodrigues and I work as a front-end developer in London.
InterviewIn-depth security news and investigation
Follow Anthony the Tinkering Explorer for DIY guides and honest reviews across travel, tech, and automotive projects all with plenty of photos.
Writing about open & equitable product development
I’m an Interaction Designer with a strong focus on strategy & tools for thought.
for illustrators, plein-air painters, sketchers, comic artists, animators, art students, and writers.
I write articles about software engineering, back-end development, system administration, website security, and open source software, when I get bored.
Hiya! I’m Marty Day. I’m based out of Baltimore, Maryland, where I live with my wife Samantha, and our cats Riley, Flynn, and Oliver.
InterviewArtisanal wisdom prepared by hand in small batches from only the finest, locally sourced, organic insights.
Community Builder. Dreamer. Adventurer.
An expert in HTML, CSS and designing using web standards since 2004, I make websites using Jekyll and WordPress. Curator of the inspiration series Design, Digested.
Ian Betteridge writes about technology, media and whatever else he wants to
I'm a dad, lover of the outdoors, bookworm, software engineer, and keyboard enthusiast. I post mini book reviews, write-ups about things I create (physical and software), plus other random musings.
Commentary on random topics. So far those include writing software, brewing tea, football, video games, and the author's habits.
Rick writes about his daily life as an ex-pat Brit in France, interspersed with RISC OS projects, DIY electronics, and some personal views on world politics. Updated frequently.
I'm supposed to be fairly intelligent, but that has never stopped me from doing some really dumb things.
InterviewTech SEO, model railways and a lot of blathering.
Sci-fi, comics, humor, photos...it's all fair game.
Reporter on Mundane Wonders, Alleyway Wanderer and Crow Paparazzo.
Eclectic "mind-garden" in blog format sharing her stream of thoughts
InterviewI’m a product designer that blogs about process, tech, and personal stories.
I focus on Internet Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Advertising & Marketing Law.
Spencer McDaniel Making the Distant Past Relevant to the Present Day
Hi, I’m Alexey. I’m a graphic designer residing in Belgrade, Serbia.
SupporterVideo games and art, stuff I've made, and things I like to review.
Supporting unknown bands since 2017
Where Law and Free Software get Together for a Nice Cuppa Tea.
"mem ex dot cloud" is my semi-public memex. It includes things I think are worth remembering, brain mulch, mind things, collections, and various notes.
Hello. I’m Paul. I live in Hastings, work for an architectural conservation charity in London, and I like radio, computers, music, books and photography.
I'm Fritzi and Bohemian Sultriness is my personal website where I talk about books, films, games, music and my adventures in web design.
Massive curated link "hub" and blog. Hard to categorize but intriguing.
I like writing and the internet.
SupporterI believe in love.
Trying to dig out from minus a million points
Donny Truong’s personal blog since 2003
InterviewA hauntingly beautifully written blog documenting a life struggling with health & existence w/forays into philosophy.
Interview SupporterNerd. Humanist. Author. Apple Macintosh & ThinkPad fan. Comic/Manga/SciFi reader. Gadget freak. Moderate gamer. Into SciFi, progressive rock, animation, & handheld game consoles. Linux adherent. Also, a bunch more stuff that would take too long to list. Most of all, however, loving father and husband.
A blog by Mike Farley, ex-dairy herdsman, musician, writer and contemplative based in the south-west of the UK.
A (mostly) Mac column in the form of a blog with occasional snark and dallops of common sense
Arizona and Utah are big states and there is a lot of room to walk. As I walk I like to think and share insights.
I acknowledge my luckiness, without giving up my claim to the suckiness
law, philosophy, technology, movies, music, books, politics, travel, corporate finance, golf, beer, wine, restaurants, the stock market, other blogs, life, love and everything else.
This blog is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get.
I started bookofjoe on August 24, 2004, and have published multiple times daily 7 days/week since then. This August makes 21 years of continued blogging!
SupporterFor Autistic punks, rebels and misfits forging their own path in a neurotypical world. Raise your middle finger to neuronormativity!
Exploring the intersection of technology and civic engagement through journalism.
I write about and develop software to promote user autonomy. Topics include accessibility, privacy, security, software freedom, and search engines.
science and existential angst
Where I go to leave pieces of me.
Fonts, photos, family, it's like 2007 up in here.
¡Hola! I’m Erica, a multidisciplinary creative based in Mataró, a city by the sea near Barcelona. I spend my working days drawing, designing, photographing and writing on everyday life, traveling, and pop culture.
InterviewRock operatic science fantasy (and more) by Matthew Graybosch
InterviewI am a designer with 10+ years of experience in creating clear and effective solutions for brands of all sizes.
SupporterI wrangle nerds, herd cats, and sometimes write code that works. Somewhat snarky, but mostly harmless. I write about tech, design, and intentional living. Prolific abuser of ellipses…
SupporterWhere I write at least something rather than nothing
InterviewPersonal blog running for about 20 years by a doctor in the UK covering all sort of stuff, with a bit of a leaning towards books
A discourse in photography, media and culture
Constructions in magical thinking
Uses This is a collection of nerdy interviews asking people from all walks of life what they use to get the job done.
A practising self-memoir, recorded as an inconsistent logbook.
Jacob Wren makes literature, collaborative performances and exhibitions.
A personal blog about openSUSE, GNU/Linux y software libre. A small corner in the vast Internet, but at least my corner. Clean of enshitfication and AI free. I try to keep it clean, and simple and this month it turns 14 years!
Italian poetry for English speakers
A Lawyer's thoughts on authors, self and traditional publishing
Photographs and thoughts of a passionate developer.
Books, Korean culture, personal stories.
SupporterA reflective and personal blog of fleeting thoughts, daily observations, and quiet introspection.
InterviewSoothing Oregon photography and unsoothing US politics.
Books, design, and culture. Not necessarily in that order.
A regular Joe nomading full time in his van w/wry sense of humor and zany ancedotes
I’m Zach Barocas. I’m a stationery shop owner, a drummer (I play Ludwig Drums), sometime poet (though not lately), publisher, and amateur photographer in Brooklyn, New York.
SupporterItalian freelance developer and blogger since 2017
I blog to speculate about the future of technology, design, and society.
InterviewMy continued musings on archaeology, technology, teaching, and history.
I write code, fiction, nonfiction, and have been writing this blog since 2005.
A general interest blog for ADHD addled nerds, discussing free / libre and open source software, graphic design, leftism, vegan cooking, code, high end incense, music, LQBTQIA+, and more.
Programming and human language are far too close in computer interface design.
Steampulp omnitologist. Ludicrology a specialty. Coder in PHP, Go, and JS
Art directed blog posts still going strong
Recovering interrupter with occasional relapses, lover of spreadsheets, blogger, adept debugger, conjurer of analogies, and probably other things
I do ✨ things ✨
I'm a software developer based in Camarillo, California. I enjoy hanging out with my wonderful family, 3 rescue dogs and our cranky guinea pig. I'm fascinated by technology, automation, music, writing, reading, tv and movies.
InterviewI’ve got a old-fashioned link-blog, Pluralistic, where I post a daily list of links with commentary and analysis.
Meet Me in this Moment, this Body, this Breath
Musings about technology, self-hosting, and open source software.
Hello, there. I'm Chad Moore. I'm a comedian and writer. I work with the fine folks at Hey Party People! We're Maine's fourth or fifth best sketch comedy group.
Supporterwhatever grabs my attention
To estimate, compare, distinguish, discuss, and trace to its principal sources everything.
A personal site—The posted thoughts, photos, and bookmarks of David Mead.
Personal blog exploring a variety of topics
InterviewRichard Murphy on developing a fairer and sustainable economy
Robin Harford is an ethnobotanical researcher and wild food educator. He established his wild food foraging school in 2008. His foraging courses are listed at the top of BBC Countryfile’s ‘Best foraging courses in the UK’.
SupporterA diary in daily paintings by artist Julian Merrow-Smith following the changing seasons of his adopted home in France
Writes about technology, the great outdoors and other musings.
SupporterA personal blog full of life, love, general stupidity, and an unstoppable urge to connect with like-minded weirdos.
I’m an author, designer, and entrepreneur. You might know me from one of my books or my commitment to the open-source community.
SupporterI’m a person who does funny things with computers.
Notes on thinking, learning, decision making, and occasionally running.
A technologist from Norway that cares about creating solutions that respects people's privacy, security and user experience.
For walkability and good transit, and against boondoggles and pollution
A personal blog exploring ideas about the web, philosophy, and creating products that matter.
#accessibility advocate, lapsed inclusive designer. The #A11Y Project maintainer, design systems wonk, recovering curmudgeon.
I’m an origami designer who specializes in tessellations, boxes, and other geometric designs
Welcome to the secret world of nonverbal Autism. It is sad, funny, hopeful and heartbreaking. And incredibly real.
A personal blog about startups, design, AI, coding, gear, and side projects
Tales from a Canadian who grew up on a farm, moved to the city and ended up back on the farm decades later.
Artist, Instructor, using only Free/Libre and Open-Source software since 2009
*CyberBuffalo Industries* is a personal weblog created by a 40-something fed up with the internet at large. Analogue film photography, game reviews and logs, camera collections and a blog. And cats. And bleets.
An attempt at bloggin, nothing more…
PJ Onori’s personal blog.
De-bunking the myths of English Cookery One delicious recipe at a time
On my blog, I write about my personal interests, including composition and sound design; audio programming using Max/MSP, C++, JUCE, Python, and more; and web development on the IndieWeb.
A personal website where I write about technology (and sometimes complain about it), web independence, and digital minimalism.
All about the internet, open-source, and the crazy interactions between the two.
My mission: to show off the natural and architectural beauty of Britain to the world.
Science fiction, fantasy and nerdities in general. In Swedish.
Software architect writing about technology, self-improvement, and anything else I find interesting.
These are a collection of my thoughts, here you may find things that I plan, that I dream about, or even things I'm actively working on. Maybe a future project or feature, or maybe it's just a point I'm trying to make. In a way all thoughts are different.
Journal, articles and scrapbook of a digital leader in London
Scribbles on dance, books, my dog and, of course, tea.
I studied CS and other topics at Harvard. I’m not very good at About Me’s, so instead here’s a short list of bullet points about my time in between school:
SupporterCassidy's blog. Writing, musing, and all that jazz
InterviewHuman being in progress
Technical writing, technical communication, API documentation, trends, and other topics are covered here.
Writing on books, experiments, and random things I can\'t stop thinking about
an archive of pleasures, wounds, sublimations
A personal blog about noticing the noticed: shiny moments, cultural puzzles, reading notes, with a side of good food and slice-of-life snapshots.
Writing, slow living, fantasy stories, education, and the internet.
Comments, observations and thoughts from two bloggers on applied statistics, higher education and epidemiology.
A personal digital garden that is heavily inspired by zettelkasten. I write about basically anything that I find interesting, or worthy of jotting down.
Small list of blogs since 2004
My passion for photography has rewarded me with the opportunity to examine the world carefully, to really look, and to see.
I draw stories.
A personal website by someone called Skoobs.
Distinguishing hype-notism from plausibility
Hiking is just Walking with an Attitude
Hi, I'm an Italian computer engineer with a website full of random thoughts and confused ideas.
Miscellany, books, and more. Here you’ll find unusual marks of punctuation, books and book history, and everything in between.
furbo.org is Craig Hockenberry's place to write for the web. He makes app and runs websites.
Music commentary from a fan who refuses to let the genre die already. Also, some other stuff.
Random musings and stuffs from Deb Rouleau, a Punk Web Specialist Geek!
SupporterAdam writes about the intersection of politics, culture and technology, with a soft spot for fringe ideas.
I challenge conventional framings of digital design in society as an independent (re)searcher.
Hello! I'm Gosha, a husband and dad, a photographer and a developer. Nice to meet you!
SupporterJeremy Bassetti is a writer and photographer currently based in Orlando, Florida. He received his PhD in 2014 and is Professor of Humanities at Valencia College.
SupporterThoughts on ecology, culture, travel, photography, walking and other ephemera
Reading, writing, walking. Not (always) at the same time. By Anthony Nelzin-Santos.
Now: Geology & literature (blogs: essays, book notes, journal; etc). History: My research, publications & patents in computer science (HCI, CSCW & Social Computing).
SupporterHi! You can call me Benny. (he/him) Welcome to my little corner of the internet! I’ll write here to help me think, remember life and share stuff that I like (or dislike).
SupporterEiner jener Blogs, in den Meinung vor Vernunft und Kohärenz gilt.
Exploring the planned failability of modern technology at the bounds of the hyper-connected world.
We've been traveling the world by bicycle since May 2021
A poet, a scholar, an administrator, a wanna-be mystic
I'm a web developer from Austin, Texas. I created Micro.blog.
Interview SupporterPurveyors of fine poetry since 2003
The lost art of woodworking
Hello, this is the personal blog of Frank McPherson. I post about the things I find interesting while reading the web. Some times I express my opinions.
CPA. I like to type things on my computer.
For the love of pens, paper, ink and a beautiful place to work.
By road, by kayak, by seaplane and most of all on foot, I tackle the themes of city and country in the modern world.
A personal blog; mostly reading and traveling, with some faith thrown in here and there.
I'm Justin Duke — a software engineer, writer, and founder. I currently work as the CEO of Buttondown, the best way to start and grow your newsletter, and as a partner at Third South Capital.
InterviewOh hi there! 👋 I'm a front-end developer and pixel tweaker from Oulu, Finland. Been tinkering with websites and applications professionally since 2005, and as a hobby even longer.
SupporterPersonal blog of the dude behind the long running CSS Tricks site.
InterviewChris Shiflett is an entrepreneur, product designer, and web developer focused on building community and bettering the open web.
I edit podcast for a living and occasionally write things down on my blog.
hello! I draw animals.
A place to park those random thoughts, stolen images, hidden conversations and incoherent babble from beyond the wall of sleep
If you are looking for listicles and couponing tips you are in the wrong place.
Clark MacLeod's banal weblog, journal and personal reference tool since 1999
The Jolly Teapot is the place on the web where I write and comment mainly on software, the internet, Apple, and media news. My name is Nicolas Magand, and I currently live in the Greater Strasbourg area, France.
Interview SupporterNotes from an East Tennessee farmer
Hi, I am Arun. I am a business learner and a writer. I blog about games, puzzles, math, history, life, philosophy, economics, and business.
Software, technology, sysadmin war stories, and more.
I tell you what you really need to know about science, as simple as possible, but not any simpler.
Author and Software Developer in St. Louis, MO
I live in Herefordshire, in the UK, and am married to Mary. I make things on the internet. Occasionally, in the past, I have done some acting and have a website for that.
InterviewHi, my name’s Gui and this is my Digital Garden.
SupporterStories and photos from an artist working out of a 150 year old school house on a farm
You can ask me anything. There will be no moderator. This will be between you and me. Let's see what happens.
My attempt at capturing the world around me
My name is Lars-Christian Simonsen. I am a thirtysomething man from Oslo, Norway. I use Lars-Christian.com to write about things.
SupporterA blog about history, philosophy, and effective altruism
Software developer writing about tech, books, shows, and sometimes even politics
Home of one of the oldest blogs on the internet since 1998
The virtual representation of Tommi’s mind
Well-meaning waffle since 2003.
Understanding and solving intractable resource governance problems.
These are dispatches from the in-between, where memories shimmer and fade like half-forgotten dreams.
SupporterWhere's my tea? I'm grumpy. Are you still using Discord and not forums?
I'm a product designer, engineer, photographer, and writer. Currently, I'm the founding product designer at Miter.
InterviewI write about web dev, interactive media, digital publishing, and product development from Hveragerði, Iceland
I write here about topics including technology, design, printing, travel and Prince Edward Island.
Interview SupporterA place that talks about existential and digital minimalism and that is crafted and hosted minimally.
Stories from the journey home
Musings and rants on the indieweb, blogging, an open web and loud music
I’m Colin Marshall, a Seoul-based essayist, broadcaster, and public speaker on cities, language, and culture.
Subjects that piques my interests mostly about accessibility and websites
A blog where Florian tries to post one photo per day.
I steal rainbow tinged cookies from unsuspecting glittering cats in my spare time.
InterviewWritten by Nick a support worker in adult social care with an open-ended curiosity into the nature of mind.
Ex-Squarespace, where I was a staff software engineer working on server software. Giving Micro.blog a try to have more control over my social media presence.
SupporterInformation Security for normal people.
Dan Q's personal blog, continuously running since the 1990s with musings on technology, gaming, magic, GPS sports, relationships...
I write about my research in CS and interesting things I read.
Ben blogs about economics, math, research, and running
programmer, engineer, scientist, critic, gamer, dreamer, and kid-at-heart
Web Development and Open Web blog
diary of an explorer
Shen's colourful and fun digital garden
SupporterAli Reza Hayati's personal blog exploring technology, user rights, digital freedom, privacy, and everyday topics.
I'm David Rosenthal, and this is a place to discuss the work I'm doing in Digital Preservation.
Ninn Salaün is an illustrator living in France. She likes to draw nature, the sky, and people in nature.
Writing on life, design, code, travel, and more from Ste Grainer
Links, mixtapes and occasional ideas.
rachel binx is a creative technologist specializing in data visualization, mapping, and digital ↣ physical fabrication.
Hi! I'm Veronique. I'm an artist, diarist, and writer from Toronto, ON.
Interview SupporterI’m an online idiot who grew up obsessed with computers, video games, and running pretend businesses.
A deep dive on space exploration with an eye toward interstellar possibilities and life.
an online notebook where I explore creativity and many other topics, inspired by the idea of digital gardening
SupporterI'm a writer, reader, and aspiring hermit. I love books and food and plants and theater
Open source developer building tools to help journalists, archivists, librarians and others analyze, explore and publish their data
A blog about writing, sketching, running and other things
Old school grid style link directory
Just a smattering of different topics from coding to linux to homelab to climbing. And some profanity
A blog about nuclear secrecy, past and present by a PhD historian of science
The observations and musings of a coder and a writer
I am a software developer based in the UK. I love technology, programming, self-hosting and gaming.
SupporterTechnical educator, conference speaker, twitch streamer, vtuber, and philosopher
Welcome to my little corner of the web. My name is Fabian Holzer. I am a software engineer by trade, and programming was a hobby of mine for many years before it became my profession.
Supporterooh.directory is a place to find good blogs that interest you.
My somewhere online where I walk, take pictures, make music, sketch drawings
Inside the brain of a product designer
SupporterSporadic thoughts and book notes.
Interview SupporterI know that I know nothing
The personal blog of Dominik Schwind. These days usually weeknotes, but also random observations, opinions or links. Usually in English, sometimes in German.
I'm Liz also known as B. 👋🏽 In my spare time I like to tinker with code on my personal websites, live stream a variety of games, music, art, co-working, practice photography and sketching art in mixed media (digital and paper) and love to travel the world when I can.
SupporterA digital repository for my thoughts, perspectives, and interests.
Social Entrepreneur. Global Citizen. Husband. Dad. Coffee enthusiast.
SupporterThe digital home of Carl Barenbrug, designer, creator, minimalist, and overall nice guy from lovely Edinburgh.
Supporteran alternative take on the adventure of getting old
I'm a designer, frontend developer, and enthusiastic game UI/UX designer based in the Netherlands. I'm currently studying Frontend Design & Development at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. You can learn more about me here, see what I'm working on right now, and explore more I've put together on this website.
Essays and notes on the interconnections between science, technology and society
Daily short takes from an Appalachian hollow
Web design tech thoughts and techniques.
I talk about Burnley FC, training, exploring, retrogaming, learning to code and Podencos
Photography is an excuse for adventure
Hi! I'm a sophomore at Purdue University studying (can you believe it) computer science. Well, it appears that I have a website now. I wonder what I can do with it?
A blog about stuff. Ramblings of a middle-aged nerd.
The personal blog of Matt Langford, creator of Micro.blog themes (Tiny, Sumo, Bayou).
Digital garden of a Londoner writing mostly (but not only) in Italian.
Language Log is a group blog on language and linguistics started in the summer of 2003 by Mark Liberman and Geoffrey Pullum.
I’m Adam Keys 👋🏻 I build stuff! Leader, writer, developer.
SupporterWelcome to my site. I am Nikkin. I study Physics and I write about random stuff here.
SupporterSpiritual journeys in tending the living earth, permaculture, and nature-inspired arts
Humanist artist who makes art where you want to know the people who love it and buy it. Uncopyright advocate.
Maker, programmer, photographer, and traveler in Portland, Oregon, USA.
Geospatial data scientist, blogger and ultramarathoner
Travel Writer, Essayist, Adventurer, Teacher
I’m a dad, husband, and software creator—always building, learning, and messing around.
SupporterWelcome to my online nook, where honest reflections cut through insecurities and bullshit.
I want to learn, make and improve things, write, discuss ideas, and just observe.
InterviewAustin Kleon is a writer who draws. He’s the bestselling author of Steal Like An Artist and other books.
A writer and teaching artist settled on the west coast of Norway.
Author, artist and activist (also writes about NFTs from artist perspective)
My personal site where I sometimes write about my favourite topics like software engineering, electronics, and technology.
A personal garden to make things grow.
Resources and reflections on hermits and solitude since 2002
Writing about tech, design and lego!
tech + geek
A blog about infosec, technology and life.
As in the title, I’m Ava. I'm writing about my hobbies and projects, tech, health, and other thoughts. Feel free to look around :)
InterviewFearless cooking from a tiny NYC kitchen.
A tinkerers writings
Writing about Apple, Photography, Privacy and Climate Change.
Interview SupporterHello! It’s me, Chris DeLuca, from the title of this website. I am a writer, software developer, and comedian living in New York City.
InterviewBlog of Vishnu Gopal, a programmer and a writer
I am more than breath & bones . . . I am nectar in waiting.
A blog about anything, but usually identity, tech and pondering.
SupporterSoftware Developer and occasional writer of music. Based in Melbourne, Australia.
SupporterNotes from a senior JavaScript developer, who is also a book nerd and Welsh language learner
Nicolas Solerieu is a web designer talking to himself and web design (very occasionally)
SupporterI hope by visiting that you will see what amazing beauty nature holds and that you will become more interested in exploring your own area.
I’m an independent web developer with a lot of interests.
InterviewBring back some good or bad memories
I’ve been blogging about farming, ecology and politics since 2012
Physicist, Immigrant, Pilot, Dad. Former Caltech, Hyperloop, NASA JPL.
A place where we talk about philosophy, impacts of tech in our world and stuff I find amusing.
Hey, my name is Joan. I’m a technology writer, journalist and creator.
Personal site for Chris Farnham, W1YTQ. Where I share my adventures in radio, the outdoors and technology.
A personal homepage just for me and some others. Full of pictures, ramblings, and some recipes.
A place to drop random thoughts. There is nothing else to it.
Computers, personal, videogames, technology, and more!
About places, their growth from vague names, dots on maps, stars, homes of mysterious figures, and locations in books
Oscar Reyes personal blog focused on simple life experiences and learnings
Distributed systems in Bash, Japanese and Korean input methods, and other computer-related posts
My name is Westley Winks. With a wide-ranging background in engineering, cross-cultural competence, coding, and personal writing, I am passionate about putting people and communities first while designing technical solutions to social problems.
InterviewBeer-related travel, at home and abroad, exploring and indulging my passion for beer.
An online writing magazine for perennially virid content
The online home of Adventure Cartoonist Lucy Bellwood
InterviewMy diary of nature recovery and community projects
Tall pines to crop lines.
My personal space where I also dabble with web design. I'm an hardware engineer, but software and especially web was always a big part of me. Here I write about things that interests me and use it also as a platform to try new things in terms of designing for web.
Notes about type from a typography teacher & design historian
Thoughts, ramblings, and everything else from a random internet wizard.
I write critical articles about my profession, project management. My writing and everything else I do are influenced by my interests: analytical philosophy, art, human rights, etc.
Personal blog coming in hot from LA
Designer, Researcher, Manager — Figuring out better ways to describe progress for people building and using software.
SupporterIndependent iOS developer. Independent in general. Maker of Widgetsmith, Pedometer++, Sleep++ and Watchsmith.
Exploring the universe from the inside out
Folklore and tales of fairy brides, Japanese fox-spirits, selkies and more
You are required to make something beautiful
Interaction and interface design, photography, technology, politics, music, and random thoughts…
I’m Luke Harris, a developer and designer who has spent way too much time on the computer. I live in Chicago with my partner and cats.
Interview SupporterThe personal website and blog of Canadian artist Hulya Guler.
A blog about the most random things you can think of.
I live near Mt. Takao. Here I write about mundane joys and the things that happen in my life.
Essayist, sci-fi writer and digital gardener.
Matthias is a designer and design engineer who writes about the web, technology, CSS, design, web development, prototyping, and more
I’m Robin, a British designer, writer, and typographic nuisance from San Francisco. This is where I make notes about my work and every once in a while publish more thoughtful stories.
InterviewWelcome to the homepage of my personal website. Thank you for visiting me in this dusty, far-flung corner of the internet!
InterviewA personal blog where I talk about stuff I don't know, often tech related
Thoughts and ramblings about tech, gaming and my hobby of collecting hobbies.
Thoughts and ideas of a dyslexic designer/developer
Maker / Designer / Creative; electronics, digital fabrication, physical computing, art, photo, video, printer, noise, synths, cats, Arduino, USB, MIDI, MKE, progressive
Multipotentialite: Public speaker, writer, SEO, developer, and business to Internet interface expert.
I am Andrew Stephens, a New Zealand programmer living in Boston, USA. This is my site, where I put various projects and musings.
InterviewComputers, Privacy, Cloud, Web, Books, Designing, Piracy
Escape the ordinary
I’m Karin and I like to create things. Traditional drawings mostly, sometimes pixel art
A collection of thoughts and hand-drawn sketches that illustrate the value of looking closely at buildings and places.
Adam T’s homepage. Notes, posts, nostalgia, thoughts, my reading log, daily wrap ups, Now, and good links.
Hi I am Rishabh and this is my personal blog
A wandering alien from a different plane roaming the universe in a tiny camper
SupporterI’m William Gallagher, a writer who, well, writes and talks about writing. And talks about how to find time to do both.
A journal of nature, hiking, the garden, and life!
A farmer who also happens to be a talented woodworker, painter, musician, and puppeteer
Self-Aware Self-Promotion
I'm an inquisitive, cold outside, hot inside I person I'm trying to: try to understand the world, make things that improve the world, and talk about the world on the internet Tagged: INTJ, pseudo full-stack, iterative horizontal jumps in front and back end,, ops hacker, InfoSec enthusiast, Pentest rookie, Python, Ruby, Django, Rails
A hub for critiques of empirical research in a variety of fields
Practical advice for off-gridders, homesteaders, preppers. 40 years off-grid homesteading experience.
Old school search engine in the vein of the web of old
About EVERYTHING.
Education & Tech
Music, technology and evolution
20 + years of eclectic ruminations on modern life, art, culture, music, with a special focus on Iceland. Original novels, videos, poetry and images. Published three times a week.
A place to collect bits and bobs of memory, thought, and feeling. It’s a place to shine light into the tunnel of life, where I always appreciate the company of like-minded souls.
I write words, ride bikes, climb mountains, and make things. Currently living in Cape Town — possibly the most beautiful city in the world.
Interview SupporterPersonal site about the things I am seeing and doing
Engineer, startup founder, investor, and writer
Interview SupporterEducational Tech Vet Writing About Tech Stuff
Interview Supporter👋 I love making and sharing things.
cahiers de doléances - notebooks of grievances
Chære, weary traveller, and welcome to The Satyrs’ Forest! I’m Xanthe, and i’m the steward of these ancient woods. Enjoy your stay, and try not to get lost out there…
InterviewI operate at the intersection of Art, Design, and Storytelling.
black and white photography
a few words…
'm Johan Halse: web developer, feared duelist, renowned lover, compulsive liar
Blog on creativity, marketing, and the human condition.
I like to create things. I’m into everything cars, bikes art and design.
I hope to create art & software that celebrate the queerness & complexity of human experience.
Welcome to one of the web's longest running blogs
A web developer and author living and working in Brighton, England.
Hi, I’m Toby Shorin. I’m a technologist and writer living in Brooklyn. Subpixel Space is mostly longform essays and shorter-form things about technology and culture.
InterviewPersonal website and digital garden
Notes on a bookish life
A sassy weblog written by Nick Heer with topics including technology and policy, Apple, Silicon Valley, and privacy.
I live near Chicago and am self-employed building and operating Pushover
An app developer with diverse interests, including photography
SupporterHi I'm Sia. A dabbler of anything emotionally, dramatically written
Grammar, etymology, usage, and more
Part blog, part public notebook: longform essays and notes about life, creativity, and self-experimentation. A place where unfinished thoughts and polished ideas coexist, reflecting how we think, learn, and make sense of the world.
Open source search engine for personal and independent websites
Jan's personal digital garden, where you may find things related to computer science, electronics, music, games of all kinds but mostly tabletop and role-playing, language learning and linguistics.
Site about the accessible indieweb, travel pictures, books I've read and other thoughts of mine.
An abandoned, overgrown flop of an apartment complex.
darren.me is a repository for Darren’s ramblings and ocassional self-indulgent dives into a variety of rabbit holes.
Hi and welcome to Skyhold! I'm C Jackdaw, a writer and witch who likes experimenting with just about everything. This site collects my thoughts, my creative work, links I find useful, and provides a central place to find me elseweb. ⌘
SupporterCaptivating cinema commentary from Davis, California
Chia's collection of journal entries, thoughts, and creations.
I’m Ploum, a writer alternating between a bépo keyboard and old mechanical typewriters on which I imagine our futures.
InterviewPersonal blog from Manu, a Spanish engineer living in rural Extremadura. Writes mainly about tech, Internet and anything that crosses once or twice his mind. In Spanish.
I do nerdy experiments with Lego bricks
I care deeply about human flourishing, and about the health and resilience of our systems — human or otherwise. I am fascinated by how we can collective design and cultivate hospitable spaces for reflection, conversation and collective reckoning.
SupporterMusic production, bass playing and using web standard to code for the web.
Interviewit's not my blog
Listening to art. Playing with audio. Sounding out technology. Composing in code. Rewinding the soundscape.
My personal blog about things I like. Including photography, tech, and travel.
My personal blog, mainly focussed on niche web development articles.
Professional sweet tooth - connoisseur of fine cake
thoughts and inspiration on designing, programming, and writing for the web
SupporterProduct designer by profession, I find passion in telling stories through photos and words
SupporterI live on a small farm in NE Utah where I explore the intersections of nature and health, through gardening, food, and daily life.
My personal blog, sometimes I post in my native language (portuguese) and sometimes in english. I don't have a main theme.
Writer. Translator (including Mac/iOS app localisation). Mac conservator. Enthusiast photographer. Humanist. Unsung hero.
InterviewIt's a personal blog. From an old timer on the internet. Photos, thoughts, commentary about things, the universe and everything else.
SupporterA curious introvert's musings & photos about life and enjoyment
Analog Office is my digital love letter* to analog office supplies and organizing methods.
DEDICATED TO POP CULTURE IN ALL ITS FORMS
Conversations about science with Theoretical Physicist Matt Strassler
Personal, often technical, blog
TRAVELS WITH JANI
I'm a design leader, I take photos of things and places, create what some might call art and am always agreeable to a cup of tea and a biscuit.
Chris blogs about web design and dev, homelabbing, PC modding, woodworking and anything else that crosses his mind.
I was raised on a small midwest farm with my parents and a Northwoods cabin with my grandmother. Over the years I’ve been a farmhand, father, programmer, husband, writer, and professor. I’m a first-generation college student with a Ph.D. in Physics and have published research in physics, astrophysics, and computational astrophysics.
InterviewA writer and photographer from the Chicago area who writes about creativity, publishing and time management
Musings on table-top role-playing games today after spending a quarter century away from them.
Daily news website for photo enthusiasts, in blog format from a variety of photographers
The lifestyle blog of artist LenaSingla in surf art and coastal living
Recovering nomad
Leeching and linking in the hypertext kingdom
The personal thoughts of Drew DeVault, mainly about FOSS Software.
Ben Tsai's personal blog about tech, design, and coffee
Hello and welcome to my homepage! This is not a very large website but contains vinyl records I own, restaurants and cafes I went to, cocktails i tried, and a bunch of other stuff.
SupporterOne typist in the twenty-first century
Our home and haven in the Laurel Ridge valley
Exploring ancient history through the eyes of a dedicated researcher.
I am just a philosopher. I spend much of my time doing philosophy
Software developer and cognitive scientist from Ljubljana, Slovenia
InterviewIn my weeknotes, I write about creativity, mental health, work, hobby projects, and more.
Brazilian journalist.
Writes about films, filmmaking, coffee, photography, personal life
Notes about web design & engineering.
After over 10 years of dreaming about a homestead of her own, a 30 year old woman is in the process of buying a 10 acre farm - and she's documenting every detail along the way.
Meditations on technology, science, future, life, and photography
InterviewWriter, Podcaster, and Strategist
Jaga Santagostino's digital garden 🌱
SupporterFundor 333's personal space on the web
Travel, Urban and Landscape Photography
A blog about the web, books, politics and other bits and pieces.
Cultrface is a blog about culture and how it can enrich our lives.
Mike Walsh is a front-end designer/developer & translator in Villarrica, Chile. His blog features tech insights, humor, travel, and web projects.
SupporterIt's all in the title! Tech, photos, and other personal stuff.
Mad Science Blogging
personal blog and stories
InterviewStepping back from the noise in tech, I try to work out what's really happening, what matters, and what it might mean.
A recovering paperless scholar with a newfound love for journals, stationery, and fountain pens
A personal site about experiences with books, backpacking, birding, blogging, and Atlanta, Georgia.
Written by Robert, a Christian, aspiring minimalist, inveterate notetaker, software dev manager and paper airplane mechanic. This project is an effort to celebrate the earlier days of blogging.
Writer, webmonkey, astrophotographer, judo instructor, ...
This personal website is my cozy corner of the internet — part digital living room, part creative workshop. It’s where I share my work, interests, and curiosities freely, without the noise of algorithms or the pressure to perform.
Stagger onward rejoicing
The mostly random thoughts of an Aussie expat in NYC
My place for thoughts on life and our journey forward.
Interview SupporterA blog all about my creative thoughts, especially when it comes to blogging and publishing content online.
a blog about programming and the programming industry
I focus mostly on altruism, innovation, governance, and progress.
Designer and accessibility advocate. Curator of the Accessibility Weekly newsletter. Also, a taco and video game enthusiast.
Just my roaming thoughts on everything
Travel; history; memoir; place-based creative non-fiction
Wine, food, travel writer, philosophy professor writing on the aesthetics of food and wine.
Understanding and Using the Statistics of Communication Signals
Frank commentary from a semi-retired call girl
Notes and poetry, mostly.
I'm a first year law student in Sacramento. I write about what I learn studying law and reading about history.
InterviewPhotographer, author, and adventurer.
I'm a writer who focuses on spirituality and the bridge between Native and non-Native cultures
Hi 👋🏼 I'm Rach. A 37 year old developer building software for CodePen, wife, mother of two, productivity nerd and recovering screen addict. This is my digital garden.
InterviewA series of personal thoughts that has devolved into mostly movie reviews.
I’m Hans, a creator of spaces that work for people.
SupporterI’m a writer and photographer exploring a free and creative spirituality (jiyū shūkyō) through walking.
I’m building new things. Currently curious about maker culture, woodworking, and resource sharing.
SupporterArt & Writing by Paul Watson
A polymath who loves the smell of freshly baked thoughts (and bread) in the morning.
Celebrating the writing machine
Personal blog about technology, business, stuff and facts
SupporterI specialise in late medieval sexuality, apocalyptic thought, propaganda, and the urban experience in general
Your place for alternative media news
I am a URAL sidecar rider, in Colorado with occasional long trips to places such as Alaska.
Essays on classic & vintage menswear
I’m a UI engineer from Sydney. I like nature, lifting weights, and expressing myself with my style. I write about travel, intentional living, and mental health.
InterviewHello! I'm Maurice. I walk the border between two worlds, dealing with technologies and the IndieWeb on the one hand and with media and online publishing on the other.
Tech & mental health discussion, as well as javascript prototypes
Now running and playing with the real rabbis!
Blogger and podcaster with several years experience in technology circles
I write about everything and anything, especially things that capture my attention or that I am passionate about. So, pretty much everything really. You’ll find everything from book reviews, to recipes, to my thoughts on life to what shows and movies I watch on the telly.
Personal blog by Jeppe from Denmark writing about movies, tech, meta-blogging, jigsaw puzzles and other stuff.
Craig Mod is writing, photographing, making books, and walking
music obsessive with a wild passion for beautiful and efficient systems. has trouble choosing a single focus or consistent hairstyle. advocates for human-scale thinking & design.
InterviewWith traditional edge tools, I carve green logs and branches into bowls, spoons, and containers.
literal swamp #goblin. admin. aesthete, enthusiast, techie scum. PNW pasture-raised.
InterviewInspirational kwotes, stories and images
For makers of products and seekers of meaning. By Fabricio Teixeira and Caio Braga.
Things related to software development that I find interesting. I hope you will too. 🙂
Decades-old home on the web! Personal website first, later also a blog, then a place for writing, comics, mixtapes, illustrations, diaries and frippery.
Jean Kapsa is a pianist and composer living in France.
Travel, Hiking, Beer and Coffee
Futurist, educator, speaker, writer
Culture, literature and the arts
I do a number of different things, most of which are related to the film industry and/or storytelling.
Open Source Developer, Systems Mechanic, Conference Wannabe.
Visual Poetry of the Mundane
reflections in philosophy of psychology, broadly construed
Silence needs to be nurtured, like a frail child who lacks love
This is a place for me to record interesting things I find while working in Antarctica.
Nature and Wildlife Photographer, Birder, Writer and Author. Has opinions.
I run, hike, write, and guide.
Based in The Netherlands. Currently a Senior DevOps Engineer with over 16 years of experience building highly scalable, high performance infrastructure on top of AWS. On the side, I enjoy running, rowing and tinkering with code.
Full time nomad couple who transitioned from the road to the sea on their journey
Essays on history, philosophy, art, literature, society, and more
A weblog for Apple Annie to post about life on the internet.
InterviewExploring the world of web and mobile development, one line of code at a time
My name is Yordi. I do what I like and what gives me energy. I challenge myself. I help myself and others grow. Always with respect for everyone and always independent.
My opinions on the web, life, and everything in between. Also the occasional post about life on my 2.5 acre small holding.
InterviewGeek - Experimenter - Visual Thinker / Doodler
Biomedical scientist who turned into an award winning full-time poet
Thoughts, photographs, clippings, etc. by Michael Champlin, designer and storyteller
Opinions on tech from Brazil.