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George Adamopoulos juggles networks, servers, projects, and users. He uses patience, duct tape, and a Swiss Army knife to navigate complex systems at work. At home, he prefers a clean and simple setup, using an iPad and Mac Mini, with a Raspberry Pi handling network security, file storage, and automated tasks. He writes about technology, family, cats, and life in his blog, "fourty two". Since 2020, he has been building scale models, documenting them in "adams models". He shares his thoughts on Twitter, Mastodon, and Threads, and stays connected with friends on Facebook and Instagram. Born in Greece, he moved to Brussels, Belgium, in 2018 and enjoys the multicultural environment.

Ian Murray is a Software Engineer with over 15 years of experience in software development. His expertise spans web and backend development, including PHP, Ruby, Node, MySQL, Postgres, Firebase, and iOS. He focuses on creating well-tested and maintainable software, with a career emphasis on building backend and frontend applications from architecture to deployment. He has experience maintaining large iOS applications, building full-stack web applications in Ruby on Rails, creating Single-Page Applications using Angular, and developing billing systems from scratch using Ruby.

Jake James is currently working on True Pros Media, tinkering in tech, traveling, and sailing around the Chesapeake Bay. He has previously worked as a snowboard instructor, bartender, tech startup manager, and submarine warfare officer. He enjoys music, business books, movies, and traveling. He has lived in many places across the US and Singapore, but currently calls Washington D.C. home. He is a dad to a daughter and owns an English Bulldog. He is interested in crypto, AI, sailing, and entrepreneurship.

Jayson Liang is a programmer based in Taichung. He is currently a Backend Engineer at SEIDOR, where he develops, customizes, and implements SAP Commerce Cloud solutions. Prior to SEIDOR, he worked as a Software Engineer at ChungYo group, developing web browsers for Windows, Android, and iOS. Before entering the tech industry, Jayson held positions in freight forwarding, administration, and teaching. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from National Pingtung University in Taiwan.

Jeffrey Paul is a hacker and security researcher based in Berlin. He is the founder of EEQJ, a consulting and research organization. He can be found on the ActivityPub fediverse as @sneak@sneak.berlin and on Twitter as @sneakdotberlin. He maintains several software projects, including sanelogging, tvid, mfer, and timingbench.

Clarkzjw is currently a PhD student at UVic. Previously, they worked as a backend software engineer at startups in China. They are an Estonian e-Resident and ex-Ingress resistance member. Clarkzjw has native or bilingual proficiency in Mandarin and professional working proficiency in English. Their publications include work on low latency live video streaming over a low-earth-orbit satellite network with DASH and measuring a low-earth-orbit satellite network.

Myles Braithwaite is a Software Engineer based in Toronto, Canada. He has a background in data science, mobile development, and backend engineering. He enjoys hiking, climbing, and photography, and is passionate about creating and building things, including websites, 3D modelling and printing, and making stickers. He also enjoys music, movies, and video games and uses a bullet journal to stay organized. He started Monkey in your Soul, a full stack web development consulting firm, in 2005, and Rotten Bananas, a design collective, with Dan Tapper in 2017.

Sachin is a software architect with over two decades of experience, currently working at Worldline. He uses this personal site to share helpful content, both gathered and authored, on technology and other topics. He welcomes ideas and suggestions for improving the site.

Scott talks about things and stuff, primarily web development, game development, automation, and testing. He has experience with Unity, React, Web Components, and static site generators. He is the creator of CandyCoded, a Unity library, and is currently building his own custom game engine. He also has several open-source projects.

Sebastian is an Engineer leader based in Singapore who enjoys technical challenges. He uses his personal blog to document his learning journey in front-end development. In his spare time, he enjoys coding, playing with new technologies, and boxing. He is interested in improving his workflow, and has written about his experiences with various editors and tools.

Srijan Paul is a software developer at Pre6 with a strong interest in compilers, devtools, functional programming, machine learning, video games, and emulation. He is currently focused on Haskell and writing a JavaScript toolchain. He is also a CS and math enthusiast who writes about programming, technology, and other topics. Srijan is open to communication and can be reached via Discord, Twitter, or email.

Stefan Berger is a Senior IT Engineer at ALDI DX, located in Kerken, Germany. He can be followed on Mastodon or Bluesky and securely messaged via Matrix, Signal, or Threema.

Stefan Midjich is a Swede with Croatian roots who enjoys tinkering with software. He identifies as a comfortable introvert and has a natural sense for logical systems. He can be overwhelmed by external stimuli and feels most calm when in nature, at night, or on his own. He admits to having some difficulty with social cues. He documents his journey through life, but mostly computers, on his personal blog.

Sverrir Valgeirsson is a Lead Solution Architect at Volvo Cars and a self-proclaimed nerd with Icelandic heritage. He enjoys experimenting with new programming languages, solving problems, and participating in game jams. His website, Nerdur.com, is a window into his life, interests, and hobbies, showcasing projects ranging from web applications to games and music. He has experience in Ruby, C/C++, C#, and Perl, among other languages. He also makes music in Swedish, English, and sometimes Icelandic, and plays in a band called AIIS.

Compostmodernist is a website that mostly forwards emails to Will Rogers. More of Will Rogers' online work can be found under the moniker "spozbo." The website uses compost as a metaphor to suggest that some kinds of collapse can lead to growth and the development of rich soil.

Ch'ng Zhu Lin is a data scientist with a background in internal audit and chartered accountancy. Driven by a passion for investigating data anomalies and process efficiency, Zhu Lin transitioned into data science and AI. Zhu Lin's experience includes roles at TAO Digital Taiwan, the Institute of Statistical Science, Academia Sinica, and Micron Technology. Zhu Lin holds an MSc in Data Science and AI from the University of Liverpool. Zhu Lin is also a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants England and Wales, the Malaysian Institute of Accountants, and is an ASEAN Chartered Professional Accountant.

Jon Plummer is a Director of User Experience at Invoca, where he leads product design teams for web and mobile apps, focusing on AI-assisted conversation intelligence software. He mentors designers at ADPList.org, Designed.org, and tupu.io, helping them with design thinking, management transitions, and leadership responsibilities. Previously, he held UX leadership roles at Cayuse, Concentric Sky, and Belkin. Jon enjoys developing designers and researchers, and creating fulfilling product experiences that solve real-world problems. He has patents in IoT, software, and medical device technology.

Alex Baldwin is a product designer and writer based in Austin, Texas. Currently, Alex is helping build the future of AI-powered search at Perplexity, where they work as a product designer and UI engineer. Prior to that, Alex served as designer-in-residence with both Techstars and 500 Startups. Through their design studio Simple Casual, Alex has worked with clients such as Flipboard, Coinbase, and Grammarly. In 2013, Alex co-founded Hack Design, an educational platform.

Max Frenzel is the author of the international bestseller *Time Off: A Practical Guide to Building Your Rest Ethic and Finding Success Without the Stress*. He co-founded the company Time Off, which offers workshops, courses, and tools to help individuals and companies prevent burnout and unlock creativity. Max is also an AI Researcher, currently serving as Head of Applied AI Research at Mercari. His research focuses on the creative applications of AI in design and music, and its use with biometric data in personalized health and wellbeing. He also produces and performs music under the name Taktile.