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James Motherway is a proactive cybersecurity professional with a background in IT. He is currently a Senior Threat Hunter. His early exposure to "hacker" culture and security has profoundly affected him and serves as his greatest strength. He uses an adversarial mindset to anticipate, identify, and mitigate sophisticated threats. Prior to his current role, he worked as a Security Operations Engineer, Cyber Security Analyst, Security Analyst, and Technical Support Specialist. He has experience in cyber threat intelligence, incident handling, proactive cybersecurity operations, third-party risk management, threat and vulnerability management, SIEM deployment, security awareness training, and system hardening. He is also published in Cutter Business Technology Journal.

Jonathan lives in New York City. He teaches math and computer science to fifth graders at an independent school. He loves all things involving computers and technology, and he wants to build a future where the full power of these tools is accessible to all.

Edward Li is a Computer Science and Physics student at the University of British Columbia. He is currently interning at Google / GCP as a Software Engineer. Previously, he worked at Codegen building software agents and language servers, at HP on high-performant remote work software, and at Nokia creating distributed testing frameworks for fiber optic systems. He also plays CTFs with MapleBacon and MMM, builds rockets with UBC Rocket, organizes logistics for nwPlus, and fosters communities at Atelier / Socratica. His blog serves as a collection of his thoughts, projects, and experiences.

Matthew Sinclair, also known as M@, is an Aussie software engineering leader based in London. He has almost 30 years of experience building digital products, services, and platforms, working with designers, product managers, engineers, and innovators. He is the Founder & CTO of As Yet Unnamed Newco. Previously, he was a Partner & VP Engineering at BCG X and BCG Digital Ventures. Matthew was also the Founder & CTO of Geodica and Carpadium Consulting. He has delivered complex technology systems in telecommunications, financial services, and payments sectors. He enjoys coaching and mentoring future engineering leaders. Matthew has a Bachelor of Information Science from Newcastle University (Australia) and an MBA from the Australian Graduate School of Management. He holds numerous patents.

Philip Laine writes random thoughts about software development. He has a portfolio that includes Kubernetes Generated Secret, a Kubernetes controller to easily generate random secrets inside a cluster. Other projects include Laine Cloud, a portable ARM based Kubernetes cluster, Alfrodull, an event driven light control system, and UCNB, a Unifi Controller Notification Bridge.

mavn blogs at mavn.me. They seem interested in the future of the web, particularly regarding proving humanness online. They use Debian Linux on their personal laptop but are "forced" to use Windows 10 at work. They enjoy walking and excursions, and once completed 24k steps during a lake trip. They listen to Lana Del Rey and are interested in Webhooks. Their blog is hosted on Scribbles, which they appreciate for its versatility and simplicity. They also enjoy bloggers blogging about blogs.

Martijn has a personal website and blog. The blog features personal projects and other tech-related content. Recent posts include "How variable sized arrays work: non-fixed size data on the stack" from April 13, 2025, and "Hello Internet!" from November 15, 2024.

Monocyte, or Mono for short, is a medical student from Turkey. They blog about things they care about and events in their life. Monocyte enjoys reading manga and welcomes recommendations. They also enjoy listening to music, particularly metal, rock, post-punk, synthwave, and genre-bending artists. They are interested in unique musical combinations. Monocyte uses Linux and tries to use open-source software. Origami is another hobby, and they are branching out into kusudamas. They are allergic to most pets and pollen. Monocyte downloads music to an SD card on their phone. They are not on social media apart from YouTube, where they disable shorts. They have poor vision without glasses and can rumble their ears at will. They prefer coffee over tea.

Chris Malek helps enterprises automate and integrate back office systems. He has over two decades of experience in PeopleSoft enterprise software projects. He writes about technology and other things that interest him outside his ERP consulting work on his personal blog. He is located in San Diego, CA and can be reached at chris.malek@cedarhillsgroup.com.

Anders is a Fullstack Developer, Product Engineer, and Startup Founder. He has spent most of his career building consumer facing apps. He does consulting work on Clojure, JVM, SQLite, product design, rapid prototyping and performance tuning (with a focus on vertical scaling). He is an Open Source contributor to hyperlith and sqlite4clj. He has created fun demos such as Game of Life (Multiplayer) and One billion checkboxes (Multiplayer). He is also a speaker.

Martyn is a programmer, frontend developer, and project manager around 30 years old. He switched to programming in 2016 after trying various jobs, including construction and founding a meal kit delivery service. He has lived in several cities, including Lensk, Novosibirsk, Saint Petersburg, Kaliningrad, Dilijan, Subotica, and Petrovaradin, and has been in Serbia for a year. Martyn enjoys inventing things and giving them unique names, such as Martynak (a keyboard layout), Motion (a system for managing tasks in Notion), Obsidian Mideation (a meditation technique), and Pokoy (a meditation app). He is obsessed with the number 13 and has a cat named Dopamine.

Diana MacDonald, also known as DiDoesDigital, is an author and digital professional. Raised in the tropical north of Australia, she has worked in the tech industry for over 17 years. Di specializes in data visualization and design systems, and is a front-end developer. She has worked with organizations like Neighbourlytics, Linktree, Culture Amp, Bellroy, and SitePoint. Di believes in the value of considered, inclusive, and remarkable stories.

Ty Finck is a graphic designer based in Ithaca, New York. He founded Etcetera Type Co., an open source type foundry, and You Think This Is A Game. He is also ½ of Relays and makes instrumental music as Adventureson. Ty has been creating on the internet since 2007, including type design, music, and games. He publishes a newsletter monthly. He enjoys coding websites and makes gifs. He is working on his first novel.

Justin Cartwright is a Software Systems Engineer with a background in automotive powertrains, IoT, smart buildings, and functional safety. He currently lives in Chicago, IL and works as a Software Engineer at Fennec Engineering. When he is not in front of his keyboard, he enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter, exploring new places, and getting a good run in. His wife and her family are from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. After spending a couple years living down there, he has a new appreciation for Havaianas and will never turn down a Pastel de Queijo. He can be contacted at cartwright.76@gmail.com. He can also be found on GitHub, Medium, and LinkedIn.

Ishaan Arora is the author of a blog, pulsar17's blog. He writes about Python, Linux configuration, keyboard mappings, and the C language. He has given a talk on Python, Neovim, and Lua at a PyDelhi meetup. He has also written a book review of "bash Cookbook (2E)".

Zach Seward is a journalist and media entrepreneur based in New York. He is the editorial director of artificial-intelligence initiatives at The New York Times. Previously, Zach co-founded the business news organization Quartz, where he served as CEO, editor in chief, and chief product officer for over a decade. He led a team at Quartz that won awards for journalism and product innovation. Prior to Quartz, Zach worked at The Wall Street Journal as a reporter and editor. He was also an associate editor of Harvard's Nieman Journalism Lab. Zach attended Harvard College and lives in New York City with his wife, Kate Lee, and their two children.

Rob O'Hara was born in 1973 and grew up in Yukon, Oklahoma. He married Susan Holshouser in 1995, after they both graduated from Yukon High School in 1991. They have two children, Mason (born in 2001) and Morgan (born in 2005), and two cats, Carol and Bobby. He has an Associates Degree in English/Journalism, a Bachelors of Organizational Leadership, and a Master of Professional Writing degree from the University of Oklahoma. In 1995, he was hired by the Federal Aviation Administration, where he still works. Rob is a writer and has published a couple of books. He is also an avid podcaster and hosts several shows including You Don’t Know Flack, Sprite Castle, Cactus Flack’s, Multiple Sadness, and Throwback Reviews. His hobbies include old arcade games, old video games, and old computers, as well as technology, computer security, and interactive fiction. He collects Star Wars figures and play sets, Fisher Price Adventure People, vinyl records, toys, games, lunch boxes, and other items from the 1980s.

Matthew Hood navigates the nexus of tech, product, and business. Currently living in Mauritius, he started his career as a developer and transitioned into operational business, then product management, before driving executive-level product strategy. His experience allows him to bridge the gap between business and tech. He manages teams specializing in public platform development, technical marketing, machine learning / AI, data processing, and business intelligence. He has delivered marketplace and technical services to businesses across Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and Switzerland and has served on business and technical boards, including the Ringier AI Board. He is a strong communicator with excellent analytical skills. Outside of work, he has a passion for technology, including gaming, virtual reality and generative AI, where he builds projects in Unity, C# and Python.

Nathan Jeffery is a person who shares musings, stories, and the occasional rant. He has experience in business, particularly regarding the importance of contracts, accounting, focus, ownership, and doing what one loves. He believes in avoiding cheap work and clients, and in hiring slowly and firing slower. He emphasizes the importance of clear documentation and deposits when engaging with clients. Nathan believes in solving problems and hustling harder, rather than stressing. He also believes that clients pay for solved problems and that internal drive is important. He also believes in choosing partners carefully and disrupting an industry to make money.

Tino is a software developer. He is interested in programming language design, compilers, and distributed systems. He enjoys working on challenging problems and learning new things. He is the creator of the Noq programming language. He also enjoys contributing to open source projects.