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Russell Turner works with Utilicast in the area of Advanced Distribution Management Systems (ADMS) and Centralized Markets. He is in his tenth year with the company. He occasionally travels for work but mostly works from his home in Naples, Florida. He has two children, ages 10 and 7. He recently returned from a trip to the mountains outside Asheville, NC.

Beau is married to Lauryn and they have four children. He has been serving in local-church ministry since 2013. He is interested in local church ministry, the Christian life, writing, media, and note-taking. He writes articles in Obsidian and edits code in Visual Studio Code. He built BeauCarpenter.net with Jekyll using the digital garden jekyll template and TailwindCSS.

J. Nemitz is interested in development environments, music, and tools like Git, Zsh, Tmux, and Vim. They have created a color scheme for terminals and written about topics such as Git aliases, Spotify integration in Tmux, and local linking in Vim. They also publish a series called 'Sound Bytes'.

Lark is the author of the blog, Larklind.com, and the creator of "The 7-Minute Friday." Lark's posts cover a range of topics, including mindfulness, personal reflection, and observations on human behavior. Lark shares insights on topics such as controlling your mindset, multitasking, and the importance of writing.

Maya is a transportation planner who maintains a personal website called Maya's Daydreams. While her professional life involves transportation planning, she doesn't write about it much on her site. She describes her website as a love letter to the old web and a corner of the internet where she feels less shy than she does building the homepage. She is based in the Bay Area, CA.

Sean Fioritto is a developer, leader, and generative, pre-trained transformer continuously hallucinating side projects. He lives in Chicago and grew up in Mesa, Arizona. He studied Computer Science and Entrepreneurship at UofA. Sean created his first web application in 2005 with Ruby on Rails and wrote a book, Sketching with CSS. He previously worked at Accenture, McMaster, and Planning for Aliens. He is currently Director of Product Engineering at SOFware LLC.

Fernando, also known as Vento, is a Brazilian musician and DJ living in Los Angeles. He focuses on developing his sound in Indie Dance and Afro House. Inspired by rock guitar and bands like Red Hot Chili Peppers, Foo Fighters, Incubus, and Nirvana, he brings that energy to his DJ sets. He is also interested in philosophy and psychology, drawing inspiration from authors like Carl Jung and Friedrich Nietzsche. He creates to contribute, hoping his music and words bring something meaningful to others.

Manu Mateos writes a personal blog covering a range of topics, with a focus on technology and the internet. He shares his thoughts on various subjects, including software, video games like Pokemon, and personal experiences. He also maintains an almanac of music, films, and TV shows he has consumed. Manu can be followed on Mastodon.

Aurora, also known as Rory or Caesthoffe, is the webmaster of The Archives. Born in Renton, WA, in 2003, they currently reside in the biggest city in the state. Aurora uses they/it/neos pronouns and identifies as gender non-binary and aromantic allosexual. They enjoy a variety of hobbies, including clothing alteration, fashion, HTML, archivism, painting, sketching, graffiti, shoplifting, blogging, guitar, journaling, and collecting CDs, magazines, and vinyls.

Jonathan Peacher is a software engineer, perpetual coffee drinker, dungeon master, husband, father, and cat dad. He can be found on GitHub and Mastodon. He blogs about topics such as software engineering, conferences like PyTexas and DjangoCon US, and personal interests.

This individual maintains a website focused on three main themes: technology, Japan, and health & fitness. Within technology, they explore cybersecurity, Linux, and other related topics through hands-on projects rather than standard educational posts. The Japan theme includes articles on various subjects, potentially expanding into culture and language. The health & fitness theme emphasizes nutrition, strength & conditioning, running, and quantum biology. They have also created several projects, including this website built with Jekyll, and various CTF walkthroughs.

Tiisetso is a blogger who shares thoughts, ideas, and experiences. Naturally curious, Tiisetso enjoys engaging in a wide variety of topics to learn and develop. With a particular affinity for technology and a desire to make the world a better, more equal place, Tiisetso believes advancements in technology can lead to democratization of services. Tiisetso enjoys science fiction and Japanese Anime, and runs to improve preventive health and healthy aging. Holding the concept of continuous improvement dear, Tiisetso embraces adaptation to challenges and persistence in the face of failure.

Topi Kettunen is a musician and programmer from Finland, currently living in Berlin, Germany. He maintains a blog where he shares random things he finds on the internet and documents his life. He also shares what he's reading, using, and listening to. A resume is also available.

Yejun Su is a programmer who enjoys taking notes and blogging using Denote and Hugo. He primarily publishes in English and occasionally in Chinese. In his daily work, he uses Ruby to develop web applications. He is also interested in Elixir and has developed some libraries while learning it, including hugo-modus, ogp, and ueberauth_weixin.

Fahad Algosaibi is a writer who explores unusual thoughts and experiences. He shares his reflections on his Substack blog, which he launched 5 years ago. He invites readers to subscribe to his newsletter to stay updated on his writings.

David Shirley is an author based in Southern California. He is currently pursuing a Masters of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Cal State San Bernardino. David is developing productivity software, currently named TimeMine, with an alternative name of The Fifteen Minute Marvel. He is interested in making connections and expanding his network. He also has an interest in food.

Alexander Rodionov is a person who shares updates on their website. These updates include personal activities such as running in the park, walks, and taking photos. Alexander also mentions projects, files, knowledge, issues, subscriptions, and links on their site. He can be contacted via email at alexander@rodionov.cc and is active on Github, Telegram, and Youtube.