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John Wehmeyer is a music producer and engineer.

This person shares their thoughts and experiences on quiroptero.blog. The blog includes entries about their life, impressions of events, and their perspective on the world. They write about a variety of topics, including photography, travel (such as a trip to Europe), and books. The blog also features older photos and experiences like a weekend at the beach and a night at Dzalbay. They encourage readers to explore the blog and subscribe for updates.

Jonah is a (mostly) self-taught developer who enjoys creating and breaking things. He is starting his second semester of college and is working towards a degree in Cybersecurity. He also works as a web developer for a local hair salon. In his free time, Jonah enjoys amateur radio (callsign KC1UTV), programming, and motorsports. He lives in Massachusetts with his family and cat.

Roney Belhassof is a consultant in cyberculture. His website, Meme de Carbono, aims to help people navigate and understand cybernetic civilization with ease and confidence. He offers consulting services and a bi-weekly newsletter to help individuals organize knowledge, control their narrative, understand social media, comprehend marketing's influence, master security and privacy, and know the capabilities and limits of AI. He started Meme de Carbono as a blog in 2008 to understand life in an increasingly hyperconnected world.

Zach Souder is a lifelong tinkerer, learner, and builder who has lived in Denver for much of his life. He grew up working in parking technology. In 2024, he is focusing on learning how to build.

Matt Chung is focused on continuously improving. He is doing his best to keep improving, and the content on his personal blog and its design will evolve to reflect that. He is currently starting a digital garden.

Mika is a mathematician, explorer, and financial educator. With a Ph.D. in Mathematics, Mika has taught mathematics at all levels for over two decades. Mika has also engaged in independent overland travel experiments in Europe and South America. As a YNAB Certified Budgeting Coach, Mika teaches the YNAB budgeting method and has developed a financial education program, incorporating years of experience in pursuit of dreams.

Myrsky, also known as Kami, is a student currently pursuing a computer graphics masters. They enjoy art and maths, and also like taking film photos and making little things, though they admit to sometimes not finishing projects. Myrsky is currently working on HPML (High Performance Math Library for Unity), Super Axolotls 2000 (a Worms Armageddon clone inspired game), and Howdy (a Haskell Discord framework built on top of discord-haskell).

Greg is a maker, designer, and senior Rails engineer based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is passionate about bringing new things to life, including startups, physical products, web services, and community-building events. Greg holds degrees in Electrical Engineering from Queen's University and Industrial Design from OCADU. His experience spans technology, design, and entrepreneurship, including roles such as Team Lead at ZayZoon, Director of Engineering at Flash Forest, and Co-Founder/CTO of Checklick.

Lech is a husband and father to three children. He works as a project manager. His early years were spent in Nigeria, though he grew up in Poland. He enjoys running, playing badminton, photography, and playing guitar. He considers himself a lifelong learner.

Mike Waggoner welcomes visitors to his net home. He encourages visitors to schedule a time to chat and invites them to see what he's up to on his now page. For professional inquiries, he directs people to mikewaggoner.com.

Maagi maintains a digital garden, a space for growing notes, thoughts, and entries. They embrace an evolving and imperfect process, constantly modifying their writings as their ideas develop. Maagi is active on Mastodon, BlueSky, Ravelry, and Storygraph, but avoids Meta's platforms due to concerns about censorship, fact-checking, AI profiles, and harmful content. Inspired by their mother's garden, Maagi cultivates their digital space with a similar sense of cycles and unpredictability, embracing experimentation and the pursuit of insights over polished perfection. They prioritize following their own interests and avoiding reliance on social media algorithms.

Hafeez is a curious introvert who enjoys exploring a variety of topics, ranging from psychology and physics to cosmology, AI, and tech. He describes himself as an Autodidact AI Researcher & Developer, driven by the thrill of figuring things out. When not coding, Hafeez enjoys playing chess, watching horror movies and crime shows, and going for walks. He shares his thoughts, projects, favorite poems, songs, and other reflections of his simple life on his website.

Valerie Flynn is an author, podcaster, and learner who enjoys following rabbit trails wherever her curiosity leads. With over 30 years of experience in film, video, and radio production, she has worked with companies like Hanna-Barbera and Turner Entertainment. Valerie co-produced the "Words of Freedom" radio show for 9 years and has taught media education-related classes. She is currently working as a writer and public relations coordinator for the Writers of Meaning anthology on community and hosts two YouTube podcasts: "Nara Fellowship" and "Writers of Meaning".

Nicholas Omer Chiasson is a versatile software engineer originally from Ottawa, Canada, now based in London, UK. While his educational focus was on game development, he has worked professionally on embedded systems and cloud applications. Currently, he works as an Online Programmer at Ubisoft Montreal, building infrastructure for a large online services platform. He enjoys building hobby projects with Rust, Go, and web technologies and is passionate about using his skills to make a positive impact in the environment and transportation industries.

Seréna is a blogger who writes about a variety of topics, including personal reflections, anime and manga, climate and livelihood, and resources. Her posts range from lighthearted observations to more serious commentary on social issues. She also shares practical guides and reviews. She graduated from forestry science and was once active in youth environment organizations.

Kris Carta is a software nerd who explores topics ranging from tech to leadership on their personal blog. They work as a software delivery lead, transitioning to this role after holding various software engineer and architect positions. Kris holds an MSc in Sociology and has experience in local politics. Their interests intersect on "software," with a focus on AI, software project delivery, Emacs, and software lifehacks. Kris welcomes discussions and encourages readers to connect on social media.