The official homepage of homepages

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.

Hrishi Mittal is interested in the space between Python and English. He believes in just shipping things and trusting his gut instinct, even when it goes against popular opinion. He also seems to appreciate autumn leaves. He used Alexandra Watkins' Smile & Scratch Test to choose a name for his new startup. He also enjoys quotes and notes that his personal website is now truly personal. He is also interested in wildfires.

Lee Kelleher was born in Liverpool and raised around north-west England. He has lived abroad, in Sri Lanka and Spain. Currently, his hobbies include writing code and playing bass guitar in a band. Before having children, he travelled, made short films, and dabbled in writing a comic book. Professionally, Lee is exploring commercial opportunities within the Umbraco ecosystem. He is actively involved with Umbraco at a community-level, having been awarded an Umbraco MVP numerous times between 2010 and 2023 (x13). He has also developed numerous Umbraco packages/projects.

Z.D. Smith's blog is esoteriat. They can be found on sourcehut and bluesky. They create music and flaming tusk. They also have a project called WHAT.

Mr. Brune is a data scientist and software engineer. He is passionate about using data to solve complex problems and build innovative products. He has experience in various fields, including machine learning, data mining, and software development. He is proficient in several programming languages, such as Python and R. Mr. Brune is always looking for new challenges and opportunities to learn and grow. He is dedicated to delivering high-quality work and making a positive impact.

Imran Iqbal is a tech enthusiast who enjoys building software and exploring new technologies. He is currently focused on AI/ML and cloud computing. He has experience in leading teams and building products. He is passionate about using technology to solve problems and improve people's lives. He is always looking for new challenges and opportunities to learn and grow.

Don Klipstein has a website with information for electronic hobbyists and others interested in lighting. The site includes information on LEDs, incandescent lamps, fluorescent lamps, HID lamps, neon lamps, UV lamps, and carbon arcs. There is also a laser top page and a xenon flash and strobe page. Other topics include Tesla coils, infrared, high voltage generators, Jacobs ladders, and plasma spheres. Don also offers downloadable freeware DOS executables and BASIC source code related to blackbody radiators and loudspeaker enclosures. The website is always under construction and includes a disclaimer.

Carl is the author and owner of a personal website that has been his "little place on the web" for over half his life. The site has evolved over time, with changes to the design and domain name. Carl is not a designer, but he creates a hodgepodge of his ideas, mostly about things he enjoys. Many posts relate to his fitness journey, along with his personal thoughts and ideas. He enjoys learning, tinkering, and controlling exactly what is installed on his website.

Kunal Marwaha is a graduate student in quantum computing at the University of Chicago, advised by Bill Fefferman. His focus is on quantum algorithms and quantum complexity theory. He previously worked as a software engineer and makes online hobby projects. He graduated from UC Berkeley in 2016 with a degree in engineering physics and EECS. He enjoys teaching, playing music, good questions, and learning new things.

Harrison Broadbent is a Software Engineer based in Melbourne, Australia. He currently works at HotDoc, an Australian medical bookings platform. Previously, he built payment systems at an Indonesian tech unicorn and worked at a MedTech startup. He enjoys side projects, writing on his blog, reading, electronics, sourdough baking, running, and camping.

Wing Pang is a Sydney-based product designer with an interest in accessible UI and design systems. They work with developers to build scalable UI components using HTML, SASS, and React. Wing has a Bachelor of Design in Visual Communications and a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies (Japan) from the University of Technology Sydney. They were the Design lead for the WoundWATCH team in the 2024 Design for Change: Sustainability in Healthcare international student symposium (awarded Best Visual Design). Wing was also the web designer for Dr. Nicole Cama’s Darlinghurst Street project. They are bilingual in Cantonese, fluent in Mandarin and at an intermediate level in Japanese.