blintz base
blintzbase.com
The site contains original technical essays, including a from-scratch explanation of private information retrieval using homomorphic encryption and a post on private password breach checking beyond k-anonymity.
Morgondag — Indie Game Studio
morgondag.io
Explore the portfolio of a Swedish indie studio behind atmospheric sci-fi adventure Lunar Soil and puzzle game Imprint-X.
kengru.do
kengru.do
A personal blog with a mix of book reviews, reflections on technology and security, and notes on personal projects.
Red Front Door
redfrontdoor.org
Ben's blog details an eclectic mix of technical projects, from a 32-bit core memory module for Arduino to a system that pauses music when the phone rings.
Bit Cannon
bitcannon.net
Long-form personal posts cover daily use of Chimera Linux and the search for an iOS alternative, offering practical perspectives on migrating from mainstream platforms.
ivyl
blog.hiler.eu
The blog offers technical write-ups on Wine's PE to UNIX interface and other low-level Linux topics, written by a developer in the field.
blog.dave.tf
blog.dave.tf
Contains hands-on technical write-ups, such as a guide to configuring the Lattice ECP5 PLL with open-source tools, alongside commentary on LLM coding.
~erin/blog
blog.erinshepherd.net
The author provides technical analysis of cryptography topics, such as discussing an alleged vulnerability in the Matrix Vodzemac library.
Emil Burzo
blog.emilburzo.com
The blog features in-depth technical write-ups such as reverse engineering the Nest home/away API and using AI coding agents with safety precautions.
Braden++
blog.ganets.ky
A personal technical blog where the author documents development hurdles, such as configuring GitHub Actions to use a particular MSVC version.
Circuits Of Imagination Blog
blog.circuitsofimagination.com
The blog offers original field observations, such as a detailed account of consumer technology in Syria written from the perspective of a two-week tourist visit.
Cosmin Cloud
blog.cosmin.cloud
The blog offers a mix of technical programming write-ups and personal project posts, with a blogroll pointing to other interesting engineering blogs.
François Baldassari
blog.baldassari.me
Written by a tech industry veteran, the blog offers insight into startup equity and other business topics from a practitioner's perspective.
Cessen's Ramblings
blog.cessen.com
An independent technical blog where the author discusses hash design, including how test suites like SMHasher can be gamed, illustrating the tension between optimization metrics and actual quality.
Bigger on the Inside
blog.chewxy.com
The author shares personal reflections, including a recent post detailing their writing process.
blogfehler!
bitfehler.srht.site
Posts include practical write-ups on infrastructure testing tools, Maildir experiments, and incremental project updates, offering insight into a developer's workflow.
Ben Grawi - Home
bgrawi.com
The site presents a developer's own projects, including an interactive Fourier series visualizer built with WebAudio and a browser-based Turing machine simulator.
As told by Matt
rodusek.com
This personal blog features a technical article explaining how to create closed interfaces in Go, a niche but useful topic for Go developers.
tmwhere
www.tmwhere.com
tmwhere presents a personal archive of projects from the past decade, including game jam entries, WebGL tools, and electronic music releases.
Melvian.net
melvian.net
A personal website with original animations, writings, and projects, connected to the small web through webrings like the bucket webring and catweb.
Adam Millerchip – An Englishman in Japan
adamu.jp
A personal site with original essays on tech, economics, and personal finance from a resident of Fukuoka, Japan.
belief driven design
belief-driven-design.com
The site offers in-depth technical posts on Java internals, such as a 34-minute breakdown of synchronized and a series on garbage-collection-free indexing.
Ben Stone Online
benstoneonline.com
Offers in-depth technical write-ups on reverse engineering 3D Movie Maker and uncovering historical software Easter eggs, appealing to fans of retro computing and software archaeology.
Ben Scofield
benscofield.com
The blog collects a handful of thoughtful posts, including reflections on knowledge elicitation and Infocom games, offering a personal take on how understanding is structured.