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Zvonimir Bužanić is an IT enthusiast who enjoys tinkering with his home network. He documents his experiences upgrading his internet connection, including replacing telecom-provided equipment with MikroTik routers and Zyxel SFP modules. He shares detailed configurations and troubleshooting steps for others looking to optimize their network setups, particularly those dealing with Iskon telecom in Croatia.

Jay Gowdy is a software architect and technologist with 33 years of coding experience, including 25 years professionally. He has experience in C, C++, x86/x64 assembly, Rust, Go, C#, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Ruby, and Python. He built FreedomVoice, a VoIP telecom carrier, for over 15 years. Jay proposed the idea for port knocking at DefCon 9 and led a winning team at DefCon 10 CTF. He also proposed the idea for Shadow Stacks in 2013. He has contributed patches or code to open source projects like Asterisk and MySQL.

Sam is a software engineer based in Pittsburgh, currently writing software for imbue. Prior to this, Sam attended a batch at the Recurse Center and worked for Reality Labs Research, Google, and FactSet Research Systems. A graduate of Carnegie Mellon University in 2015, Sam is particularly interested in developer tooling and solving puzzles, with a fondness for statically-typed functional programming languages and programming language research. Sam enjoys helping others learn to solve problems with code and takes pride in building software that solves problems while allowing for future improvements. Outside of coding, Sam enjoys spending time with their wife and cat, and is a classically-trained trumpeter.

This person shares videos at Midlife Adulting and creates Zines. They also dabble in Low Content Publishing (LCP), offering downloadables on Ko-Fi. They describe themselves as just living life and more or less knowing what they're doing.

Joachim Niclasen lives in Copenhagen with his family and dog. He works as a bike courier and copywriter. He enjoys personal projects, spending time outside, and running. His blog covers wine and other topics of interest to him. He writes to organize his thoughts and focuses on one idea at a time, aiming for clarity and plain language.

Douglas Creager is a software engineer at Astral, focusing on type checking and developer tooling for Python. He has a long-standing interest in programming languages. Outside of work, he explores programming languages and develops his own. His background includes low-level performance, reliability, and security analysis of network traffic. He co-edited two draft W3C specifications: Reporting Network Error Logging (NEL). Douglas also runs a consultancy, Walland Heavy Research, bridging the gap between academia and industry, helping academics productionize research and engineers adopt state-of-the-art techniques.

This individual is interested in contemporary culture, transcendence, and survival for Generation Z under the crisis of late capitalism. They write about topics such as influencers, politics, and media. They are also on Substack.

Brian K. Vagnini is a published writer, musician, developer, and designer. He is a 6th generation native Floridian living in Tallahassee, FL. He is the Individual Nobile Title of Lord Brian K Vagnini of the Principality of Sealand and an ordained minister through the Universal Life Church. He is related to Jesse James and a relative that was in the Revolutionary War under General George Washington.

Donnie SC Lygonis is a speaker, coach, and innovator. He helps leaders and founders turn ideas into progress. When initiatives stall or ownership becomes unclear, Donnie works with those responsible for outcomes to create clarity, make decisions, and move things forward. He offers speaking engagements and keynotes on innovation, leadership, and execution, grounded in real cases and hands-on experience. He also provides advisory and sparring services, offering hands-on thinking support for leaders, founders, and teams, as well as Innovation Office Hours to solve real-world problems together.

Linda and Steven Thomsen-Jones maintain a homepage showcasing their various interests. Steven is exploring the Fediverse and has accounts on Mastodon, PixelFed, and Bookwyrm. They share blog posts about topics such as games and events like the Svaneke Shooting Clubs annual “Team Shooting Event”.

Andy Trattner is an author, blogger, and podcaster. He bootstrapped Shuffle to over $1M in revenue with over 30% profit in 18 months. He helped pass Ecuador's Fintech Law after fundraising. Andy graduated from MIT with a math and computer science degree in 3 years. He wrote tiny chess books for adult beginners and made bubbles with NASA on the ISS. He also created support@ Scale.AI early.

Kaushik is the author of this blog. He expresses a desire to write regularly and hopes to inspire readers with his conviction. He considers himself a great role model.

Mark Sanborn has been interested in computers for as long as he can remember and has worked as a professional software developer for over seventeen years. He created RocketShipIt, software that allows users to easily compare shipping rates and generate shipping labels. He can be found on X (@marksanborn), Bluesky (@marksanborn.net), and Github (sanbornm).

Quentin Turquet is an author of personal development and fiction. His website showcases his published books and inspirations, emphasizing text over visual distractions. He states that all his texts are written without the intervention of artificial intelligence. His works include essays and books on topics such as overcoming personal obstacles, finding one's mission in life, lucid dreaming, minimalism, and living authentically.

Miguel is the Founder and Lead AI Engineer at AskMiguel.ai. He is a former Microsoft AI Engineer and U.S. Marine Corps Captain. Miguel describes himself as an over-thinker, loyal friend, extrovert, and slow packer. He enjoys trying new experiences and solving problems. He has lived in many locations, including Miami, Annapolis, France, Okinawa, Seoul, Baghdad, Joshua Tree, and Bangkok. Currently, he is building AI systems for businesses at AskMiguel.ai and running a free online AI community, teaching over 75 students. He is currently in Korea and plans to travel to Taiwan and Bangkok.

Jean Louis is an entrepreneur based in Kampala, Uganda, specializing in coffee trading, gold mining, and business consultancy. He is the founder of Goldivanti Cocoffee Limited and provides consultancy services through Start Your Own Gold Mine. Jean Louis is also a software developer, creating tools like RCD Notes, Hyperscope, and Dynamic Knowledge Repository for GNU Emacs. He has experience in Emacs Lisp programming and is passionate about magic, which he began practicing at the age of four.

Emanuel Ferraz, known online as Kamefrede, is a Backend Engineer at Uphold based in Porto, Portugal. He started his blog in 2021 to share occasional ramblings on topics of interest. His hobbies include Dungeons & Dragons, Magic The Gathering, Photography, 5-a-side football, Weightlifting, Singing and trekking mountain trails. He enjoys programming with JavaScript and Go.

Thomas Junghans is a web application developer with Swiss citizenship, South African roots, and German heritage. He has been working in web application development since 2005. He enjoys spending time with his daughter, friends, and family. His hobbies include multi-day trekking tours in the mountains and trail running. He shares his thoughts on topics such as software development and career advice in blog posts and on Medium.