The Experience Blog
www.theexperienceblog.com
The Experience Blog covers Windows 10 and the Enterprise Mobility+Security stack, concentrating on Azure AD and Intune.
The Komisar Scoop
www.thekomisarscoop.com
The Komisar Scoop is the online home of veteran investigative journalist Lucy Komisar, offering a deep archive of reports and analyses on politics, finance, and international affairs.
Terraform Pilot
www.terraformpilot.com
Terraform Pilot is a no-nonsense collection of Terraform tutorials grounded in real-world infrastructure experience.
PHP and NodeJS tutorials and Raspberry Pi experiments
www.stewright.me
The site collects original tutorials on web development with PHP and Node.js, alongside hands-on Raspberry Pi experiment write-ups.
Stuart Goldsmith: Climate Comedian
www.stuartgoldsmith.com
This is the online home of Stuart Goldsmith, a comedian whose material focuses on climate change.
Taivo Pungas — Working notes on how technology changes real systems
www.taivo.ai
These working notes explore the practical, human side of technology adoption, focusing on how AI and organizational dynamics intersect.
Taste The Code
www.tastethecode.com
This is the personal corner of a maker who posts weekly videos on electronics, code, and general tinkering.
Simon Swords
www.simonswords.com
Simon Swords offers a firsthand account of bootstrapping and selling companies, written by someone who has actually done it twice.
Simon Levene
www.simonlevene.com
Simon Levene's site is a professional portfolio presenting his work across television commercials, short films, and feature films.
Rafal Spacjer blog
www.spacjer.com
Personal blogs like this are the quiet backbone of the web.
Sarah Marino & Ron Coscorrosa Photography
www.smallscenes.com
This is a quiet online portfolio for the nature photography of Sarah Marino and Ron Coscorrosa.
splitbound - heartfelt studies in juxtaposition
www.splitbound.com
Splitbound collects personal essays that use juxtaposition as a lens for self-reflection.
Searching For Mind
www.searchingformind.com
Searching For Mind gathers scientific perspectives on where mind fits in the physical world, from individual brains to broader scales of matter.
Shriram Balaji, Software Engineer at Microsoft
www.shrirambalaji.com
Shriram Balaji's personal site presents the professional profile of a Microsoft engineer focused on distributed systems.
Sean P Carlin — Writer of things that go bump in the night
www.seanpcarlin.com
This is the personal site of a writer whose work spans horror fiction, cultural criticism, and environmental activism.
Scott Carney
www.scottcarney.com
Landing here puts a reader in front of a journalist who has chased stories across four continents, from Wim Hof's cold training to ayahuasca ceremonies.
Scott Norris Photography
www.scottnorrisphotography.com
This is the online portfolio of fine-art photographer Scott Norris, whose work is shaped by his Texas roots and his current home in Milwaukee.
Seb P's Portfolio
www.sebpartarrieu.com
This is a personal portfolio site for Seb P, offering a direct look at the creator's projects and style.
Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky
www.selikoff.net
A steady blog covering Java and J2EE development topics, run by two working developers.
Occasional Photography, Rhetoric and Projects from Mike Hudson - seriocomic.com
www.seriocomic.com
This is the personal corner of a Victorian photographer and tinkerer, with galleries of nature and urban shots alongside essays on rhetoric and assorted technical experiments.
Serge van Neck Photography
www.serge.photography
A personal photography portfolio by Serge van Neck.
Sherif's blog
www.sherifnada.com
Sherif Nada's personal blog covers startups, management, and engineering from the perspective of someone presumably working in tech.
Serverless Life
www.serverlesslife.com
This blog provides practical, code-focused articles on serverless architecture, covering design patterns and AWS services without the usual vendor hype.
Shakespeare Geek
www.shakespearegeek.com
A blog devoted entirely to William Shakespeare, started in 2005 by someone who noticed a gap and filled it.