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This individual documents their life and times on Deadville.com, anticipating a time when the site's name will be more fitting. They maintain a "Now" page with current updates and a "News" section detailing recent and past events. Their interests include interactive fiction, outdoor activities (climbing, skiing, sailing, boating, diving), travel, and books. They actively update their website with details on these activities, including climbing resumes, travel maps, and new content related to books and interactive fiction projects. They also collect quotes.

Mike Paul focuses on authentic learning, instructional coaching, and designing schools that actually work. He writes a weekly newsletter for teachers and instructional leaders. He emphasizes that belonging in education is a design problem, not a feeling problem, and that engagement is an outcome of meaningful tasks, not a goal to be manufactured. He is also exploring new digital tools to enhance productivity and manage information.

Daria Williamson is a leadership development expert who supports leaders from the front-line through to the corner office. She helps them grow, thrive, and deliver excellent results. Daria works with businesses to develop senior leaders, train new leaders, and maximize potential through one-on-one coaching. She helps leaders identify their strengths and work from their Zone of Genius. Daria also offers the Lightning Leadership Lab for first-time leaders.

Brady Holt is a software developer at YNAB and a self-described geek. He enjoys writing software as a profession, hobby, and passion. He spends his evenings with his family or working on pet projects, often using technologies like TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Ruby, and Node.js. He is an open source developer with several active projects. Brady's interest in computers began in his youth when he accidentally broke his mother's computer and successfully repaired it.

Mark Biek is a software developer based in Louisville, KY. He has been working full-time as a software developer since 1998. Mark enjoys the intellectual challenge of writing code and solving problems, and believes that software development is a collaborative effort. He values working with smart, kind people to create beautiful and interesting things. Mark also enjoys gardening, drawing, and dabbling in electronics.

Chen Cangjie, also known as Rayme, is involved in the cross-border e-commerce industry. He has a strong interest in computers and the internet, and enjoys sharing his knowledge. He is interested in film, books, and music, and enjoys reading about philosophy, current events, and historical events. He identifies as a Marxist but also has an interest in metaphysics, various faiths, and mythology. He maintains a WordPress blog and is slowly transferring content to a TiddlyWiki digital garden.

Sebastian Rollén maintains a blog at rollen.io. His posts cover a range of topics including Rails, git, veganism, and cryptocurrencies. He also writes about GnuPG and American Primitive.

Dan Sinker is a writer, designer, and maker. He is focused on making things in service of community, curiosity, and the belief that you always need to try. Dan founded Punk Planet magazine and OpenNews, and he wrote the @MayorEmanuel Twitter account. He has taught journalism at Columbia College Chicago and was a JSK Fellow at Stanford University. He currently writes on his website and helps organizations design programs and stay engaged.

Felix is the author of the Erwachstum blog, which focuses on topics related to personal growth and becoming an adult. His posts explore themes of self-improvement, identity, and perspective shifts. He writes about strategies for personal development, the importance of analog writing, and lessons learned from unconventional sources. He also offers a newsletter on the topic of personal growth.

Ivan Klimchuk is a Senior Software Engineer and Engineering Manager at OnePoint. He is passionate about open source and has spent the last ten years working to improve MODX, a content management system. Since November 2022, he has been part of the indie maker community and is now working on his own projects. He also writes a weekly newsletter, "Ivan’s Weekly Focus," about his focused work approach and indie making journey.

Sean W. Lawrence has led frontend engineering for the privacy team at Amazon's Consumer Digital and Other organization. Throughout his career, he has created and maintained web applications for financial, healthcare, retail, and education companies. He is passionate about technology that empowers people to innovate faster and make the web more accessible. He enjoys playing bluesy guitar solos, practicing martial arts, riding his motorcycle, and sharing TikTok videos.

Clara Le is a Swiss tinkerer based in France, exploring countryside life. She documents her digital and analog experiments on her website, which serves as a sandbox for her writings, favorite media, and various projects. Clara enjoys reading sci-fi, loves cats, and has traveled extensively. Her interests range from creating UI libraries with Next.js and Storybook to experimenting with lacto-fermentation and sourdough bread. She expresses herself freely in English, French, and Frenglish on her website.

Jimmy Little is the author of Cocktails & Coffee, a website described as "internet ramblings fueled by adult beverages." The site serves as a personal and professional outlet for information about his interests and activities. He writes all the content, attributing any quotes or references to other sources. He uses Blot for publishing, preferring static site generators over heavier platforms like Wordpress or Squarespace. He prioritizes web standards and uses minimal JavaScript.

Jake Walker is a partner at Block & Leviton, where he represents investors who have lost money due to fraud or other securities law violations. He lives in Boston with his son and wife. Jake took up running at 45. In 2025, he ran three marathons, five half marathons, and several other shorter races. He is currently training for the London Marathon in April.

Aaron Strick is a software engineer at brilliant.org, building interactive learning content in Elm. He lives in San Francisco with his partner Lucy, daughter Sunny, and dog Pilot. He enjoys working on creative projects, especially those involving music and technology. Aaron created aaronstrick.com in 2008 and has used it as a platform to explore programming, which has become a hobby, career, and source of creativity. He is an enthusiast of the Elm programming language.

Clay S. Fernald, also known as Clay N. Ferno, is a music industry professional with over two decades of experience in concert and event promotion, social media, and pop culture engagement. He is the co-host and event promoter for LeaguePodcast.com and iThinkThisisGreat.com. Clay is known for his work at Middle East Nightclub and being named the 'Most Popular Man in Boston' by The Boston Phoenix. He is also a Social Media Consultant and podcast producer. He is a writer and interviewer, having interviewed Stan "The Man" Lee.

Rick Cogley is the Founder and Co-RD of eSolia in Tokyo, Japan. He has been living and working in Japan since 1987, assisting firms with their Japan projects. Rick enjoys family life with Maru the Shiba, coding and scripting, hiking, jogging, mechanical keyboards, and photography. He is also proficient in Japanese.

Glenn Edley is the founder of Spike, an email marketing agency. He has run Spike for over 20 years, helping businesses grow with email campaigns. Glenn also leads marketing for Racer Products and Scarles, applying his email marketing principles to e-commerce and performance parts.