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Alex Moreno, also known as moleike, is the creator of Scattered Space. Born and raised in Barcelona, Spain, Alex spent several years living abroad, including time in Taipei, Taiwan. Formally trained as an electrical engineer and working as a functional programmer, Alex has experience ranging from hardware design to building real-time streaming data pipelines and event-driven applications. Alex is interested in the interplay between theory and practice in programming, its relationship with mathematics, and formal methods. They enjoy exploring trends, tools, and techniques for reasoning about programs and building dependable software at scale. They also have a long-standing interest in logic and its applications.

Rob Hand is a Staff Software Engineer working on Personalisation at M&S. He enjoys learning new things and using those things to solve more complex problems. He has a blog where he writes about Python, Rust, and other topics. He can be found on GitHub and Bluesky.

Jaap Vermeer is the creator of Japiness.com. He recently set up the site using Derek Sivers's Tech Independence instructions. Jaap is currently figuring out what he will do with the site, starting with an about page and a now page. He is focused on what he is doing 'now'.

This website features blog posts and projects. The author uses plain text extensively for various purposes, including logging workouts, creating grocery lists, and writing marketing copy. They value the control and searchability that plain text offers. They have been using plain text for about 15 years and expanded their usage significantly since 2016. They utilize Markdown for formatting and rely on tools like Obsidian and text expansion software.

Reed maintains a personal website to showcase their web-related projects. They are involved in organizing Web Day in Portland, OR. Their projects include a Lovecraftian Love Monster and responsive flags. They also maintain an extended list of their projects on the site.

Susam Pal is a software engineer with a keen interest in free and open source software. He made his first non-trivial contribution to open source in 2007 by adding authentication schemes to Apache Nutch. He actively contributes to open source communities and maintains his own projects on GitHub. Beyond technology, Susam enjoys reading books, playing the piano, and travelling. He is usually online as the IRC nick susam on Libera IRC, participating in channels like #algorithms, #commonlisp, #emacs, and #python. He founded the #algorithms channel on Freenode in 2007.

Tadas Vilkeliskis is a software enthusiast with a passion for simple, purpose-built software. Born in Lithuania, he studied computer science and later moved to the United States. He has experience working at startups like Chartbeat and building his own ventures, including a smart light bulb project and Simple OKR, an OKR management SaaS. Tadas values practical minimalism and favors established technologies over novel ones. Currently, he works on storage systems at Airbnb and maintains a personal website to share his thoughts and experiences.

saxrag is a developer with a passion for server-side technologies, encryption, and privacy. They enjoy networking and writing software related to it. saxrag is the creator of Evil Apple Juice, a program that uses an ESP32 to send BLE advertisements. They are also the creator of qbit-race, a utility for managing torrents and optimizing qBittorrent performance. Another project is kiryuu, a bittorrent tracker written in Rust. saxrag's experience lies primarily in backend technologies, and they also work with infrastructure components like Docker and Kubernetes. They are a fan of Typescript and Rust, and also write Go. They prefer to implement as much as possible themselves in their projects to learn more. They also enjoy hosting their own projects, gaining experience in deployment and infrastructure management.

Haliya K's website includes a quote from Pauline Réage's *Story of O*. The quote expresses a desire for a relationship where suffering and control are central, suggesting a complex and potentially unconventional perspective. The quote indicates a preference for a powerful and demanding figure, someone willing to embrace the darker aspects of devotion.

Dy is a media artist and researcher. Their work explores the poetics and politics of computation, with a focus on machine vision and synthetic media. They are interested in the ways in which these technologies shape our understanding of the world and our place within it. Dy approaches these topics through performance, installation, and experimental video.

Travis Schmeisser was born near Chicago and grew up in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. He currently lives in Greenpoint, Brooklyn with his partner and their Chihuahua-mix named Bear. He enjoys comic books, music, live performances, simplicity and making things for the web. He was influenced by the punk/hardcore/DIY scene. Professionally, he is a hands-on software design leader with 24 years of experience leading initiatives for startups to large companies. His work focuses on rapid and wide-ranging iteration, elegant minimalism, cross-team collaboration and hyper-usable workflows.

Nikita Galaiko can be contacted via email at nikita@galaiko.rocks or by scheduling a call. Nikita maintains lists of vinyl records, restaurants and cafes visited at least twice since last year, cocktails, recipes, things used, movies watched, and a blogroll of websites followed. Nikita also keeps a list of pyramid schemes they are a member of and people they are not. Nikita can be found on Github, Letterboxd, Discogs, Round & Square, and Mastodon.

Nicolas Magand (he/him) is a writer and commentator living in the Greater Strasbourg area, France. He mainly writes on software, the internet, Apple, and media news on his blog, The Jolly Teapot. The site is built using Eleventy and hosted on xmit. He has been writing since 2012.

Nick Fitzgerald is a weblogger. His pronouns are he/him.

JJR Scott is a writer, researcher, and educator. He is interested in the intersections of digital media, culture, and pedagogy. He is currently working on projects related to digital rhetoric, online community, and the future of education. He has presented his work at national and international conferences, and his writing has appeared in a variety of publications. He is committed to creating engaging and accessible learning experiences for all students. He enjoys exploring new technologies and thinking critically about their impact on society.

Sebastien Marie can be found online at kapouay.eu.org. Sebastien is interested in operating systems, especially OpenBSD, and programming languages such as Lisp, Scheme, Rust, and Zig. Infosec and filesystems (but mostly ENOTIME) also pique their interest. Sebastien also has some appointence to accounting, legal stuff, farming and agriculture. Their online presence can be found at codeberg.org/semarie and github.com/semarie. The name Kapouay, Kapoué comes from a François Pérusse sketch.

Tim Coombs self hosts his infrastructure. He offers services for free through Slowb.ro, and appreciates monetary donations. His public GPG key is 3B18 1DEE 3C43 16F8 067B 30E2 BE10 16E6 0899 D5F6. He provides links to various blogs and websites he considers good reads.

May is the webmaster behind MayDB.net, a personal database dedicated to things she finds interesting. She has been an active internet user since 2011 and has a passion for personal websites. MayDB.net is an attempt to fulfill her childhood dream of creating her own website. She chronicles her interests and shares her creative projects on the site, treating all creeds as her own. May can be reached via PM through her forum or via email. She enjoys hearing from people.