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Jaffry Jalal is a designer who adopted the moniker dullneon for his non-commercial and experimental work. His pieces, manifested in various digital formats, explore the interplay of causality between humanism and technology, and the contemporaneous and contemplative. He designs things and non-things, and occasionally teaches design. He dislikes links that open in new windows and tabs.

Nathan Snelgrove is a freelance web designer and web developer with over ten years of experience. He runs Wildfire Studios, designing websites and apps for various clients, including corporations, nonprofits, startups, and government initiatives. He also has experience as an award-winning professional writer, creating plays, television commercials, and iPhone reviews. In addition to his design and writing work, Nathan creates backing tracks for musicians under the name Unsung Jam Tracks and previously ran a digital music magazine called Unsung Sundays.

Garen McMillian is a blogger who was inspired to start writing after listening to Tim Ferriss's interview with Derek Sivers. He created a WordPress.com site to share his thoughts and experiences. His first post indicates he had a rare bad day at work, which led him to seek inspiration and ultimately begin blogging.

ACParucker writes about life, the universe, technology, and everything else on their blog. They share quick tips, personal anecdotes, and reflections on topics ranging from career coaching and productivity to minimalism and the holiday season. They also share articles and videos that they find interesting.

Peter Renshaw is associated with the website Seldom Logical. He is interested in the Open Web and owning one's own data. He references his past writings on Flickr and 43 Things, emphasizing the continued relevance of data ownership. He believes in taking responsibility for one's online presence and exploring the open web.

JT Olio is a software engineer with past affiliations including University of Minnesota, University of Utah, Storj, Space Monkey, Google, Instructure, and Mozy. He is interested in the Anthropocene Calamity and has written extensively about it. He can be found on Bluesky, Facebook, GitHub, HN, Instagram, Keybase, Last.fm, LinkedIn, Lobste.rs, Mastodon, Soundcloud, Spotify, Threads, and Youtube.

Serge Nevsky is a software engineer from Kansas City currently working at Meta. Born in Russia, he moved to Kansas City as a child and began making websites at age seven. He studied Mathematics, French, and Philosophy in college. He enjoys working at a fast pace, on a small team, and in full stack development. He is passionate about building high quality products with great user experiences and favors custom solutions. In his free time, he enjoys side projects, playing stringed instruments, photography, and spending time with family and friends.

Austin Mueller writes posts on a variety of topics. He has written about biking 60 miles, a retrospective on 2015, goals for 2016, remembering himself, and Flux and Android.

R. Pihlgren is a former techie who is now retired. He is learning how to play bass and guitar. He is also trying to figure out how to improve his health. He has been building his mental model for over 60 years.

Ryan Orrock works with power and sexuality to help people get what they want. He provides resources for spirituality and sexuality. He is interested in creating an erotically inclusive community and believes that restoring structured community is the best way to meet human needs. Ryan is the author of articles of faith centered on following Jesus and expanding empathy and compassion. He teaches that the simplest way to access massive energy flow is to open oneself to ecstatic states.

Vinney Cavallo is an engineer at OpenNode and a freedom technology enthusiast. He is currently building Catallax, a protocol intended to facilitate uncensorable, decentralized labor markets and permissionless payments. Previously, he cofounded the Operating Function Company and exnilio, a software consultancy and web/app development shop. He enjoys creating things and trying to make a positive difference in the world. He lives in Rhode Island with his wife, after moving from Brooklyn in 2017 seeking more living space, land, and proximity to the ocean. In his free time, he enjoys pen and ink illustration, playing drums, reading philosophy, and working on software projects.

Slashgeek writes about things that interest them, focusing on geeky topics such as programming, HowTos, and their personal take on emerging technologies. Their background is primarily in Linux system administration, specifically web service optimization for high traffic. They have taught themselves web-stack technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL) and general-purpose languages like JAVA, Android development, and Python. They also have experience with large-scale data storage solutions, high throughput, and networking infrastructure. Their recent interests include machine learning and cryptocurrency. Currently, they are on sabbatical.

Aranab, who also goes by "Captivity of Positivity," shares thoughts and observations on a variety of topics on their blog. The blog includes reflections on gratitude, quotes of the day, and curated articles deemed "brain food." Aranab also writes about personal experiences and offers opinions on subjects ranging from relationships to technology.

Chad Riden is a comedian who tells self-incriminating stories of ridiculous, misguided, and bold adventures that embarrass his family. He has appeared on "The Daily Show," the Late Show with David Letterman’s “Tony Mendez Show,” ABC/CMT’s “Nashville,” “CBS This Morning,” HBO/Max “Love Off The Grid,” and several other television programs. He produced and hosted the annual Guinness world record breaking #BrokenRecordShow as part of the Nashville Comedy Festival from 2015-2018. Riden ran for Mayor of Nashville in 2015 and for Governor of Tennessee in 2018. He currently lives in Taos County, New Mexico, where he is building a sustainable, off the grid compound and producing comedy shows for the TaosComedy 501c3 non-profit.

Clément Barbaza is a French web developer, consultant, and project manager. He teaches web development principles to help others become web developers. His core business is providing specific web development services to build web tools. He considers himself a "full-stack" developer with strong frontend skills due to his knowledge of web standards. Clément is a maker who builds his ideas and ships his own projects, and he considers himself a permanent learner.

TimJRobinson is a lifelong geek who has been gaming since age 4 and coding since age 11. He enjoys making and streaming games and loves learning new things. He is interested in in-depth intellectual discussions, especially with those holding opposing views. Tim enjoys Stoic philosophy and believes new experiences add depth to life. He builds businesses and software, and has had at least one side project since he was 15. Tim is originally from the Sunshine Coast, Australia and has lived in Amsterdam, New York State, Seattle, and now Brisbane. He is interested in technology, economics, finance, and geopolitics. He writes about decentralized technologies at A Decentralized World.

Emay can be reached at emaymusic at gmail dot com. Current music students and coaching clients can sign up for lessons. A wait list is available via email. Emay teaches yoga, with a schedule available online, including virtual classes. Emay also has art showing at Bright Bear in Thomas, WV.