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Brian is a self-described do-it-yourself enthusiast with a wide range of interests, including woodworking, sewing, programming, and backpacking. He enjoys learning new things and has a background in fixing, building, and making. He transitioned to a career as a professional software engineer in 2018. Brian's diverse experiences include working on a farm and studying electrical engineering. He strives to honor Jesus and share his gifts with others.

Daniel Graziotin is a Full Professor of Information Systems and Digital Technologies at the University of Hohenheim, Germany. He earned his PhD in computer science and software engineering from the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy. His research focuses on the impact of human cognition, behavior, and social interactions on software engineering processes and outcomes, as well as the human aspects of digitalization and software development. He is an associate editor at the ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology (TOSEM).

Lars-Christian Simonsen is a thirtysomething man from Ski, Norway. He has been creating online content for over twenty years. After earning a Master's Degree in Economics and Business Administration and working in business finance, management, and administration, he returned to his passion for building and promoting online content. He currently works as a sales manager web for Obs, a Coop brand. He enjoys family, long distance running, and fantasy novels. He also creates websites like lars-christian.com and Run161.

Dylan Fitzgerald is a full-stack web development engineer, husband, and father. He is a constant and voracious learner, with a focus on metalearning. Dylan has been working remotely since the dial-up days and is a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer. He is passionate about connecting builders and helpers with software and guidance to support their best work.

Lorenzo Farnararo, also known as Baldarn, is a software engineer. He is an open source enthusiast, a home automation aficionado, and practices KarateDo and TaikoDo. He is also a father.

Roberta Schultz is a singer songwriter and poet from Wilder, KY. She performs regionally with Raison D’Etre, a women’s harmony trio. Raison D’Etre has 9 recordings and one concert DVD. As a solo performer, Roberta is included on arts rosters in both Kentucky and Ohio. She is a Trained HealthRhythms Facilitator with over 15 years experience leading wellness drum circles for seniors, veterans, recovery treatment centers, and schools. Roberta is the author of four chapbooks and two full-length collections and co-founder of the Poet & Song House Concert Series.

Siddarth RG is a game designer and developer based in Bengaluru. He is an NYU Game Center MFA graduate. He enjoys creating games, watching people play them, and playing games with people. He expresses his thoughts through his work and enjoys creative processes such as binding books, doodling, making origami, cooking, and writing.

Suhandi Jitir explores meaning through black and white photography, capturing the beauty within shadows and light. His writings are reflections, introspections, observations, ideas, and fragments of stories he wishes to share.

Ian Wold is a software engineer, architect, and team leader based in Minneapolis with 14 years of professional experience. He specializes in .NET but enjoys working with a diverse set of technologies. He studied Philosophy and Computer Science at the University of Iowa. Ian focuses on finding simple, elegant solutions to complicated problems through thoughtful relationships with people. Outside of work, he enjoys local pubs, breweries, church gatherings, walking, biking, canoeing, billiards, philosophy, and classical architecture.

0xADADA produces code, essays, and films that explore idleness, time, and lived experience. Based in the Boston area, 0xADADA works on open source, web, and cybersecurity projects. They graduated from Northeastern University with degrees in Computer Science and Cognitive Psychology, focusing on Artificial Intelligence & Human-Centered Computing. 0xADADA also enjoys motorsports, drifting, racing, working on cars, hiking, and adventures with family.

Tristan Isham is a creative problem solver who uses code, communication, data, and empathy to tackle cross-discipline challenges. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, he works as a Senior Software Engineer at National Strategic Group, where he designs, builds, and manages custom internal software, including a CRM, APIs, and data analysis pipelines. He also manages junior developers and develops client-facing split tests, using statistical analysis to inform design and business decisions. Tristan maintains a public digital garden with notes on software, politics, and other interests. He enjoys hobbies such as horticulture, 3D printing, and disc golf.

Alex is a web enthusiast with a history dating back to the early days of the internet, including experiences with dial-up modems and IRC. He aims to recapture the spirit of the early web, focusing on content over design. He works as a Senior Technical Manager in the Healthcare industry, located in Colorado, US. His technical skills include programming languages like PHP, Java, and C#, as well as SQL, LDAP, and various operating systems. He is also an amateur radio operator. He enjoys reading history, biography, Victorian fiction, and science fiction. He has a cat named Mia.

Ruben Arakelyan is a web developer originally from London, now living near St Ives in Cornwall. He is husband to Joanna, father to Evie, and dog-father to Saffy. Ruben is also Christian and Armenian. He created his first website, wackomenace, in 2003 and has been involved in web development and open source projects since. He has worked for companies such as Shell, orderswift, the Government Digital Service (GOV.UK), Resolver, Hopin, and the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS). He enjoys smart home automation and retro computing in his spare time.

Violet is a Vipassana meditator currently living in China. She maintains a blog where she shares her thoughts and experiences on a variety of topics, including travel, tea, personal growth, and sustainable living. Her "now" page reflects her current activities and interests.

Marnus Broodryk is a South African native currently residing in Barcelona, Spain. He grew up poor and driven to prove his worth. He became a qualified accountant, launching his own accounting firm, The Beancounter, which grew into one of the most sought-after firms in the country. He also provided seed capital and mentorship to other entrepreneurs. Marnus was a TV personality, hosting a segment on Winslyn and appearing as an investor on Shark Tank South Africa. He is the author of the best-selling book, “90 Rules for Entrepreneurs: The Codex of Hustle.” In 2022, he stepped back from his businesses and media engagements to embark on a journey of self-discovery.

Simon Wisdom is an individual who enjoys exploring a variety of creative and technical projects. He documents his experiences on his website, ranging from event planning and physical creations like desks, to learning new skills such as swimming and drawing. He's also interested in AI, as evidenced by his work fine-tuning language models and creating a film using AI-generated content. Simon is motivated by deadlines and commitments, using them as a tool to achieve his goals.

Steve Cavender is a developer who builds mobile and web apps. He specializes in React Native and full-stack development. Currently, he is a Senior Software Engineer at Otto, building applications for veterinary staff. Outside of work, Steve enjoys spending time with his family, lifting weights, and playing guitar. He values faith, family, and freedom.

Alex Meub is a product builder and tinkerer. He enjoys turning ideas into real things, whether software, 3D-printed projects, or inventions. He has spent his career in tech working in both product and engineering leadership roles.

Dodie Jacobi is the CEO and Executive Producer of Dodiodo, leading IP, relationship, and deal development. She has 40 years of experience in content, product, market, and venture development across various media formats. Her collaborations include work with Jim Henson’s Muppets, Harrison/Erickson, Children’s Television Workshop, PBS’s History Detectives, Hallmark, Kauffman Foundation for Entrepreneurship, Sprint (now T-Mobile), Universal Press Syndicate, and The Kansas City Star. Dodie founded 10 ventures and launched Dodiodo in 2016 to develop intellectual properties for brands, media, and entertainment. She lives in Kansas City.

Jérémie is the creator of humanize.me, a platform dedicated to opening and liberating knowledge. The site covers a variety of topics including cooking, digital culture, a "nerd's corner" featuring a computer lab, board games, and the outdoors. Some articles are written in English. He welcomes messages, remarks, and suggestions.