PC98.CLUB
pc98.club
A personal homepage with a guestbook, links to neighbors, and sections for blog, literature, music, and PC software.
Refugio Norte
refugionorte.com
A Spanish-language site offering reflective essays on the links between human experience and architectural space.
Experimental Trash Archive
experimentaltrash.com
The archive collects episode notes referencing a wide range of musicians from Emperor X to Gang of Four, alongside field recordings and works-in-progress.
Applied Cartography | Justin Duke
www.jmduke.com
Personal site hosting essays and media reviews by the founder of Buttondown, offering a window into his thinking on media and technology.
Gaurav Sarma
www.gauravsarma.com
A personal blog and portfolio site with a built-in theme switcher for light and dark modes.
Aleksa Sarai | Cyphar
www.cyphar.com
A personal homepage for a free software developer and security researcher, offering a blog and security-related papers alongside code projects.
Victoria Krakovna
vkrakovna.wordpress.com
The site offers a research scientist's perspective on AI alignment, with writings on specification gaming and goal misgeneralization.
Valerian Saliou
valeriansaliou.name
Valerian Saliou shares his work on Crisp and Hugo, along with open-source projects like MakAir, in a concise personal site with a journal and timeline.
Johannes Stillig
stillig.net
A personal blog with original essays on AI, security, and technology, including a specific note about keeping records of model calls in court proceedings.
Steve A. Wiggins - Dark Academic and Bibliophile
steveawiggins.com
This personal blog offers a distinctive blend of dark academia and bibliophilia, with reflective essays on horror, religion, and politics from the author's own perspective.
One more thing
roge.onwrite.app
Offers thoughtful essays on product development, beginning with a piece examining what separates a real product from a side project.
Nono Martínez Alonso
nono.ma
Nono Martínez Alonso shares personal projects and blog posts about technology like the reMarkable Paper Pure, along with sketches and podcast episodes.
Lost in Technopolis
newartisans.com
John Wiegley shares detailed posts about his programming experiences, such as his Claude Code toolkit, making it a worthwhile read for developers interested in practical tooling.
Maxine S. Fritz
mfzx.net
A personal site with projects and posts from a technologist interested in cybersecurity, amateur radio, and networking.
Marek's blog
marekfiser.com
A personal blog with in-depth technical posts on game development and graphics, including a performance analysis of Unity's Mono runtime.
lyall.co
lyall.co
Lyall Cooper's personal blog covers software, tools, and life in Japan, with posts on topics like git performance and payment systems.
Julien Malka
luj.fr
Presents research, talks, and technical notes on NixOS, software supply chains, and reproducible builds.
Jade Michael Thornton
jmthornton.net
The site includes dedicated sections for a blog, tools, photos, and a now page, giving visitors a straightforward look into the author's projects and interests.
I love video games
ilovevideogames.bearblog.dev
Violet's personal gaming journal offers a first-person look at her playthroughs and reflections, presented with a cozy RPG save-file aesthetic on Bear Blog.
Abdul Rahman Sibahi
ar-ms.me
A personal site with technical articles on Arabic text rendering and TUI design, plus before-and-after photos of Aleppo separated by 16 years.
Thought Eddies
www.danielcorin.com
The site is an experimental digital garden, offering a non-linear exploration of personal ideas and thoughts.
Thorsten Zöller’s personal website
thorstenzoeller.com
The site includes a stream, articles, projects, and a now page, and it also points to a Gemini capsule for those interested in alternative web protocols.
Vintage Computing and Gaming
www.vintagecomputing.com
A long-running blogazine with a focus on vintage computers and retrogaming, offering articles on classic games and obsolete hardware.
Spatially Adjusted by James Fee
spatiallyadjusted.com
James Fee's blog offers a personal take on programming history, using HyperCard as a lens into how software shapes our thinking.