Soothing Oregon photography and unsoothing US politics.

I have been blogging and advocating for the open web since the early 2000s. This is my canonical link, eventually all the posts I write for open source projects, my cooperative and my work between tech and non-profits end up on my blog. There is also short stories, novels, art and a couple of sea shanties.

Hi Ram, great initiative. I write about leadership, work, organizations, people and everything in between. I base it on a mix of my own work/coaching experience and also research that's often lost.

I talk about Burnley FC, training, exploring, retrogaming, learning to code and Podencos

Software Developer and occasional writer of music. Based in Melbourne, Australia.

Supporting unknown bands since 2017

Mita Williams is the Law Librarian at Windsor Law, University of Windsor.

Journal, articles and scrapbook of a digital leader in London

Musings on life, the theatre, technology, culture and the occasional emu sighting

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.

Collection of interesting bits and bytes about the Web. Mostly short and to the point.

LinkMachineGo has been published regularly since 2000.

A personal site—The posted thoughts, photos, and bookmarks of David Mead.

This is a blog about computer stuff, poetry, games, public transit, activism, gender, books, wheelchairs, and translation — not necessarily in relation to each other.

My personal site where I sometimes write about my favourite topics like software engineering, electronics, and technology.

Olle Lögdahl's corner of the internet. I mostly fiddle with systems programming and sometimes hardware. Dive in and explore. Here be dragons.

Multipotentialite: Public speaker, writer, SEO, developer, and business to Internet interface expert.

The lost art of woodworking

The personal blog of Dominik Schwind. These days usually weeknotes, but also random observations, opinions or links. Usually in English, sometimes in German.

Louche Leaves is a journal of thoughts, stories, ideas, and recollections. It is an independent, irregularly published, non-commercial, ad-free website. All articles are authored and curated by a real human being (no generative AI).

Hi, I'm Loura and this is my digital space. Right now I'm exploring it as a digital garden.

Philosophy through multiple traditions

The various thoughts, opinions, rants, and analysis's of an aspiring game developer. I cannot guarantee post consistency, accuracy, or coherence.

Personal blog about technology, business, stuff and facts

I’m a punk dude from Chihuahua, Mexico. I spend a lot of time tweaking my website and writing random stuff on my blog. Welcome everyone!

Artist & Designer shares design objects and talented work, analog and digital.

A personal blog about tech, company culture, tips and tricks, and other miscellaneous topics.

I'll post here on social and green alternatives, education, books, stories of Sussex University since 1990, politics, music, family, and other themes.

Life is a never ending adventure! I try to experience and learn as much as I can on this little blue dot. Sometimes, I package my experiences into little vegan snacks here on my corner of the internet.

Thoughts on ecology, culture, travel, photography, walking and other ephemera

Maggie makes visual essays about programming, design, and anthropology

Hey there, my name is maique. I’m a geeky photographer, who toots.

A Site of Weekly Curiosities

A High-quality stranger. I like be a good husband, father, and friend. This blog is my way of expressing myself.

Italian freelance developer and blogger since 2017

Personal 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.

Comments on personal technology by Rodrigo Ghedin.

maraoz's website

Founder/organiser of beyond tellerrand . Co-Founder of Smashing Conference.

This blog is the corner of the internet in which I share my though

Every now and then I'm posting a 💡 Heureka Moment on my blog and "tend" a 🌱 Digitale Garden or Wiki.

Small steps toward a much better world

This is what you might call a “blog”. It’s a bit of a tired format, but what it makes up for in lack of originality it makes up for in convenience.

Operates under the philosophy that to truly understand life, one must attack it from many different angles.

I write about seeking healthier, more thoughtful relationships with technology. Expect opinionated reviews, recommendations, and ideas about tech, creativity, and life online.

All about the internet, open-source, and the crazy interactions between the two.

A freelance historian, editor, and translator blogs about his professional and personal interests. The blog follows a mixed format, offering blogging and microblogging. There is also a curated newsletter.

Welcome to my little island in the wide sea of the internets