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Nathan is a web developer who writes embedded software for a living. He maintains a website with various content, including scripts and information related to Zig. His interests include geekiness, sailing, cycling, and music. He states that the views and opinions expressed on his website are solely his own.

Andrew Shaw is a designer and developer. He works at Hike One. He is interested in design systems, front-end architecture, and user experience. He likes to make things accessible, performant, and maintainable. He enjoys playing around with generative art and creative coding.

Raak Raaknotes has created a space to put a few things. This includes a (mothballed) directory of constructed languages and Lolxtians, a project by Raak and others. Raak has also created various fictions and content related to bureaucratic stupidity and Mornington Crescent. Raak can be found on Facebook, ResearchGate, academia.edu, LinkedIn, Flickr, and Vimeo.

Milan Griffes is the author of the blog, Flight From Perfection. The blog focuses on ethics, contemplative practice, social phenomena, and interesting tidbits from things Milan is reading. Milan works on the investment team of Lionheart Ventures. Milan is generally interested in frontier approaches to understanding & scaling (human) awakening, sentient flourishing, and aligning powerful AI systems. Milan likes to put energy towards convening and harmonizing early field-building efforts in ultra-neglected cause areas.

Dan Puttick is interested in building and participating in effective organizations, contributing to solving the global climate crisis, and computing systems that interact with the "world of atoms." He also enjoys making computing more accessible and intuitive, riding and working on motorcycles, and playing chess. He took a sabbatical in 2022 and spent a year traveling the East Coast on a sailboat. Most recently, he worked at Relevant Healthcare / Foothold Technology. He has also worked at a mapping startup and on open-source security tools. Dan attended the Recurse Center twice. Before programming, he studied Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology and worked in neuroscience research labs at Emory University and McLean Hospital/Harvard Medical School, contributing to academic journal articles and presenting at the Society for Neuroscience annual meeting.

Jimmy Miller is a creative director and designer. He is currently working at Google. Previously, he was at Dropbox. He has also worked at other places. He likes to make things.

Nathan Jeffery, also known as nuclearpengy (short for nuclear penguin), is a results-driven technology strategist and full stack software debugger. He is also a machine learning and business enthusiast. Nathan has 20 years of experience in technology and digital, 10 years in hospitality and entertainment, 2 years in retail and 2 years in private adult education. He enjoys streamlining businesses using technology and has worked on systems in FinTech, EdTech, GovTech, Marketplaces and Sports Media. He blogs at nathanjeffery.co and sometimes publishes content on blackplunger.com. He can be reached on X (Twitter) via DM. He enjoys specialty coffee, wine, and whisky and is open to meeting up in George.

Packetlost is a software developer. He is interested in distributed systems, networking, and infrastructure. He enjoys working on challenging problems and learning new things. He is currently working at Fly.io. He previously worked at Fastly. He has a blog where he writes about technical topics.

Peter Krefting, formerly Karlsson, is a Swede originally from Ullersäter in Lindesbergs kommun, Örebro län. He has been working in Oslo, Norway since early January 2000, and has now lived longer in Norway than he did in Sweden. Peter has compiled things he finds interesting on his website, mainly for his own enjoyment. He is a programmer and has made some of his software available for download. He was active in FidoNet between 1994 and the early 2000s and maintains a page dedicated to the Swedish Fidonet convention SupCon. He also enjoys American wrestling and maintains American Wrestling Trivia with results from as far back as 1985. He can be found on Mastodon and Facebook.

F Zero Photography is passionate about analog photography and the darkroom process. They enjoy experimenting with pinhole photography and working with film. Their journey involves using DIY equipment, such as an enlarger made from junk, and embracing a hands-on approach to learning. They document their experiences, including successes and failures, on their blog. F Zero Photography values the element of surprise and humor in the creative process, even when things don't go as planned. They are interested in fixing old cameras and creating darkroom tools.

Shubh Rohilla has links to Linkedin, Twitter, Dribbble, Deeplink, Forms Corral, and Quizzie. Shubh Rohilla also has a blog.

Mathieu Nativel is a software engineer with a strong interest in system programming, software architecture, robotics, embedded systems, compilers, debuggers, programming languages and paradigms. He has a weaker interest in web programming. Apart from computing, he enjoys writing poetry and novels in French. He comes from La Réunion, a French island. His internet pseudonym, xar, is derived from a character in The Death Gate Cycle book series.

Algrt is a software engineer. He is interested in compilers, programming languages, and formal methods. He enjoys reading and learning new things.

Guillaume is a software engineer. He is interested in compilers, programming languages, and formal methods. He enjoys working on challenging problems that require a deep understanding of both theory and practice. He likes to learn new things and share his knowledge with others. He is always looking for new opportunities to grow and contribute to the field of computer science.

Russ Cox is associated with swtchboard. He has worked on projects including astro/, cmd/, drawterm/, irc/, javascript/, juke/, libtask/, links/, linux/, plan9history/, plan9port/, regexp/, tra/, unix/, v9fs/, and xword/. NO_INFO

Bob's website, janbob.com, provides information on electronic hobby projects, boat building, and outdoor activities. He has projects detailed on the DSP-10 Transceiver and Tiny Ten HF Transceiver. His interests include sailing, kayaking, and boatbuilding, with specific mentions of the Birdwatcher II Sailboat. He also has content related to ham radio, including a 10MHz-144Mhz Diplexer and projects involving noise figure and antenna gain calculators. Other projects include RF Noise Generator, RF Amplifier, and MicroX Wideband 32 MHz Crystal Ladder Filter. He can be contacted via email at bob 'the at sign' janbob.com.

Tero Karvinen teaches Free software. He offers courses at Haaga-Helia, including offensive security courses and a thesis. His courses cover topics such as Linux Servers, Information Security, Penetration Testing, Application Hacking, and Cyber Security. He also teaches courses on server management, network attacks, and reconnaissance. Tero has written books on Amazon, with over 500,000 copies sold. He has student projects in areas like PhisSticks BadUSB simulation and cryptocurrency mining dashboards.

MarcRnt is working on a new website. The site is currently a placeholder, but MarcRnt is actively adding content. Older posts from a previous blog will soon be imported to the blog section of the site. In the meantime, those posts are accessible via Geminispace.

Clive Stevenson is Clive Stevenson. He has a "now" page that may contain information about what he is doing. More content is coming soon.