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Discover 4441 personal websites from around the world. Find theirs, submit yours, or create your own
Quinn's Homepage
// QUINNMACLAY.COMQuinn has a homepage on the World Wide Web. Quinn has texts available to read, including "The Real Thing," "Mosh Pits Made Me Who I Am," "The Commodification of Minimalism," and "A Permacomputing Primer," as well as "What I Learned From a Man Painting on a Treadmill." Quinn also has logs, blog notes, and a blogroll. Quinn can be found on Mastodon and has a supporter page dedicated to pizza. Quinn also has a Neocities page.
Pat Shaughnessy
// PATSHAUGHNESSY.NETPat Shaughnessy is a blogger, rubyist, and aspiring author. He is the author of the book "Ruby Under a Microscope." He writes about Ruby, Rust, and other programming-related topics.
lander's posts
// LANDAIRE.NETLandaire is a software developer and likes making things. He enjoys working with React, JavaScript, and CSS. He is interested in design and user experience. He likes to learn new things and is always looking for new challenges.
LouisLam's Page
// LOUISLAM.NETLouis Lam is a developer who enjoys developing simple apps or libraries which make your life simpler. He can be contacted via email at [email protected] His social media presence includes GitHub. The background of his page was taken from Huis Ten Bosch ハウステンボス at 2015/10/3.
Homepage
// GIONATHANDIANI.NAMEGionathan Diani runs the website gionathandiani.name. The website contains a list of some of his projects. He can be contacted via his internet presences, which include GitHub, Mastodon, Instagram, VSCO, Unsplash, Tumblr, Vimeo, and Linkedin.
Personal homepage of Vitalii Kovalenko
// VK7.ORGVitalii Kovalenko lives in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, in the European Union. He has been building and running commercial websites since 1996. Currently, he works as a WordPress developer at Descartes. He speaks English and Bulgarian. He first learned HTML before having Internet access. In 1996, he obtained a modem and personal homepage space from his first Internet provider. He published his first article in a computer hardware magazine in 1996. In 1997, he ran a weekly web-column reviewing websites and Internet discoveries. He uses Linux on all his PCs.
Online Goddess
// ONLINEGODDESS.NETBecky is a mum to two boys, living in the British countryside. She runs a small online art business with her husband. She welcomes visitors to her corner of the internet, "Online Goddess," and encourages them to leave a message in the guestbook. Becky enjoys blogging and shares posts about various topics, including notes apps, blogging workflow, Apple Family Sharing, and adding a word count graph. She tracks her writing progress and shares her daily and total word counts. On her website, she also shares insights into her family and interests, her pets, her coffee habits, and her online life. She also curates collections of important parts of her digital life in a digital scrapbook.
Deepak Jain
// DEEPAK365.INDeepak is a programmer who shares his views on a variety of topics. His posts cover subjects such as minimalism, happiness, and the importance of trust. He also writes about coding and success. He publishes his thoughts on his website, deepak365.in.
Magnus Hultberg
// HULTBERG.ORGMagnus Hultberg runs hultberg.org. He provides a recipe for the Swedish dish "Flying Jacob" on his website. The site is currently paused due to lack of maintenance. He invites visitors to see what he is currently doing and browse a curated selection of restaurants. He also has a LinkedIn profile.
Sean Halle
// OPENSOURCERESEARCHINSTITUTE.ORGThe Open Source Research Institute (OSRI) is an umbrella organization dedicated to promoting parallel computation. Their primary focus is on achieving performance portability of parallel software, with the goal of enabling code to be written once and run with high performance on various platforms. OSRI champions Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) as a means to broaden access to parallel programming. They also explore hardware designs that optimize silicon efficiency, leveraging DSLs and associated tools. Their research spans languages, portability infrastructure, computation models, and hardware, aiming to create productive, low-barrier programming models.
Peter Markush
// PETERMARKUSH.COMPeter Markush is a musician, composer, and recording artist. He is also a multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter. Peter has written and recorded a variety of original songs, often playing all the instruments himself. He also teaches a rock band class at Field School. Peter records his music at Bay1 Studios in Charlottesville, Virginia.
David Carreras
// MISTERMANPOWER.NETDavid Carreras, also known as Mr. Manpower, is a sex coach, researcher, and author. For over 15 years, he has helped men improve their sexual performance naturally, without medication. He initially learned these techniques for his own benefit and, after experiencing life-changing results, began sharing them with others. He wrote the first version of Mr. Manpower's Guide to Overall Manhood Enhancement in 2007, and it has since been downloaded by over 20,000 men and women. His ideas have been published in Good Men Project, Menprovement, Natural News, and Sivana East.
DJ Tobander
// DJ-TOBANDER.DEDJ TOBANDER is a DJ who offers downloadable Trap music and RnB4Playaz 1 in single MP3 files.
Oren Raab
// KAMISET.QUESTOren Raab maintains OrenRaab.net as his primary web presence. He intends to use the site to share his writing and links to other relevant content. The website will feature a page describing himself and another detailing his current projects, an idea borrowed from Derek Sivers. He welcomes visitors to contact him through the methods listed on the site.
Daniel Southwell
// DANIELSOUTHWELL.COMDaniel Southwell writes fiction, nonfiction, and promotional film scripts. He has worked in various fields, including roofing, roughnecking, roustabouting, farmhanding, and surveying. He is originally from Michigan, is married to a Canadian, and lives in Pennsylvania with his family. He enjoys 70s movies, truck stops, and the Detroit Tigers.
Tim Hofmann
// TIMHOFMANN.ORGTim Hofmann is a person-man who is doing his best. He has a blog, a Franklin St. Creative page, a Bandcamp page, a YouTube channel, and a Thooom page. He can be contacted via email.
Will England
// WILL.MYLANDERS.COMWill England is a person with wide and varied interests, attempting to catalog and offer them to the public. He has experience helping his children put together portfolio websites. He enjoys activities such as poking things into clay pots, putting things into hot pans, joining wooden things together, covering them with paint or lacquer, and drinking heavily. He has experience in web design and development, including C++ and Perl. He also enjoys Shotokan Karate, outdoor activities in Kansas, riding motorcycles, and living well. He also has interests in art, food, and shooting sports.
Jeff MacKinnon
// JEFFMACKINNON.COMJeff MacKinnon has many interests and wears many hats. He describes himself as a generalist at a lot of things and an expert at a few. He focuses a lot of his time on power systems, reducing carbon emissions, electrifying everything, cooking, taking pictures and keeping the internet open and free. He has a business called JMK Engineering Inc.
Brewster Beerman
// BREWSTERBEERMAN.COMBrewster Beerman is a writer, storyteller, and brand marketer. He enjoys writing about craft beer breweries and favors Double IPAs and Belgian wits with a hint of spice. Brewster is available for freelance copywriting gigs and projects.
Scott Redmond
// SCOTTREDMOND.CAScott Redmond has a diverse background. He has worked on space station robotics, taught and tutored college physics, and produced YouTube videos. He has also studied Aikido and volunteered as a crisis responder. He has experience as a work-at-home dad, a Python developer, and a product owner.
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