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Dave Mullen Jnr is a designer, photographer, and developer. He is based in Sheffield, UK. His work can be found on Dribbble and Instagram.

Chris Sardegna is a photographer and director. He is drawn to telling stories about people and places. His work has appeared in commercial and editorial contexts. He is based in Brooklyn, New York.

Paul writes software. He is interested in making tools for thought, developer tools, and games. He likes programming in Clojure, Typescript, and Rust. He also enjoys reading, writing, and playing video games.

Roman Glushko is a software engineer and product developer. He is a lifelong learner who dissects real-world tech such as open-source platforms, microservices, system programming, distributed systems, and multi-agent AI workflows. He simplifies these topics for engineers and curious minds. Roman also explores the world, unpacks its systems, and captures his reflections on leadership, personal development, team dynamics, and mindset.

Rico Trebeljahr is a programmer, traveler, photographer, and writer. He writes about philosophy, programming, AI, and productivity. Rico aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of topics in his writing. He enjoys traveling, storytelling, and capturing moments through photography. Rico's travels inspire him to share his experiences. He also publishes the "Live and Learn" newsletter, which focuses on AI and technology. Rico reads a lot and takes notes on books.

Filippo is the creator of dostoevskij.net, a website he uses as a repository of content he likes. The primary purpose of the site is to keep track of what he reads, both online and in print. Currently, the site's RSS feed only includes books. Filippo can be found on Goodreads. He can be contacted via email at hi@filippo.net and is known to reply, though often with delays.

Filippo Corti is a product designer. He is a human, he/him, two-legged, born in 1991. Assembled in Italy, he is based in London. He is an interface designer and maintainer of websites of dubious utility. His work includes user research, design systems, UI design, product strategy, front-end dev, data viz, and usability testing. He maintains bicyclemind.com, a blog primarily about technology, and dostoevskij.net, a digital bookshelf.

Simon Emms is a Software Engineer, Technical Leader, and Solutions Designer with experience in engineering, including back-end, front-end, IoT, and Serverless technologies. He helps plan new projects and rescue existing ones, often joining teams for short periods to clear backlogs and establish better processes. Simon provides advice and guidance on creating DevOps strategies, establishing repeatable processes to create disposable systems at a sustainable cost. He offers consultancy services, utilizing his experience to help make projects successful, whether it's planning system architecture, auditing codebases, or advising on technology investments.

Jay is the webmaster of jaysplace.neocities.org, their own little corner of the internet. They use any pronouns and identify as an INFP-T. This website is meant for them, unlike their other online presences. Jay enjoys web development, websurfing, songwriting, hypnosis, alt fashion, and term collecting. They also enjoy harmless cringe, listening to music, watching video essays, and baking. Their fandoms include Stray Kids, Alien Stage, Tomorrow By Together, Genshin Impact, Vocaloid/PJSK, BBC Merlin, Arcane, anime in general, MLP/Pony Town, and Supernatural.

Jason (he/him) is an elder millennial, husband, and father. He is a music lover and tech enthusiast. He grew up in Western Maryland, lived in Baltimore for about 10 years, and now lives in the Shenandoah Valley area of Virginia with his wife, their four daughters, and two dogs. He works in tech and is a fully remote employee. Jason is the admin for the DMV.Community Mastodon instance. He also writes a music blog called The Shrediverse. He enjoys music, tech, hiking, photography, fintech, science, comics, sci-fi, coffee, Linux, FOSS, Android, self-hosting, and mead making.

Travis is a software developer who enjoys building things and solving problems. He is passionate about learning and sharing knowledge with others. He is interested in web development, mobile development, and game development. He is currently working on several personal projects, which can be found on his website.

Zlendy is a web developer from Spain who enjoys contributing to FOSS projects. Zlendy's online presence is under the username Zlendy, a name they have used for several years. Zlendy enjoys self hosting on a Proxmox VE server, specifically using Docker. All of Zlendy's projects have been released as Open Source software. Zlendy enjoys watching science-related content from creators such as QuantumFracture, Kurzgesagt and Veritasium. Zlendy also enjoys listening to soundtracks, especially instrumental ones. Zlendy started watching Anime and reading Manga around 2020.

Kristófer Reykjalín is a software engineer with a passion for digital security, privacy, and good software. He is currently a Senior Software Engineer at Shopify, working on checkout customization. Kristófer is also a husband and father of one daughter. He enjoys sharing and blogging about things he finds interesting. Kristófer is also a Pokémon TCG player and gamer. He has created several projects, including Afrek, a web-based task management and note taking application, and ❄️ Fönn, a TUI text editor built in Zig.

Lawrence Kesteloot is associated with Team Ten.

Michael Charlson is a software engineer. He enjoys building software and solving problems. He is interested in distributed systems, backend development, and cloud computing. He currently works at Google.

NOLOVE is a vagrant, minstrel, programmer, and breaker-downer residing on the US East Coast. At age 27, NOLOVE identifies as a wandering soul documenting a journey through intensity, acceleration, and edge-walking. They refuse to slow down, finding meaning in relentless forward momentum and exploring the power of perception and subjectivity of reality. NOLOVE is interested in tech/science, currently with a hobby of learning about the latest breakthroughs in particle physics and Chinese-style quantum computing using lasers/light. They are always on their laptop. NOLOVE embraces radical dissociation, edge-walking, and biasless awareness as practice. They are focused on building social infrastructure for the independent web, measuring entropy in physical systems, mapping invisible urban infrastructure, and documenting the journey through edge-walking.

Brent Terrazas is the owner of brentter.com, which he purchased in 2004. He has been writing online for years and his website was once a top 20 advertising blog. After taking a break from writing, he rebooted his blog after almost a decade away. He enjoys working with Hugo, a static site generator. He can be found on GitHub, Last.FM, Gravatar, IndieWeb, Reddit, Mastodon, Ko-Fi, Follow.is App, Steam, Keybase.io, Flickr, Twitter/x, Libre.fm and Bsky.App.

Cabbage is a 28-year-old female and former terf bangs haver. She enjoys reading, watching things, browsing imageboards, and attempting to touch grass. She is an MMO addict in recovery. Cabbage created her website in 2020 as a personal space for reviews and diary entries, seeking freedom of expression without the pressures of larger review sites. She values anonymous posting and has been terminally online since she was 9. She studied web design in university, which rekindled her love for HTML and CSS. She enjoys being near water, especially rivers, and finds it cures her depression.

Bonnie Simon is an Engineer who loves to build, finding solutions in this ever expanding fabric of space-time. Bonnie likes to Listen, Think and Create. Bonnie designed and developed the website.

Stefano Boscutti is an Australian author of startling short stories, screenplays and novels. His work tends to skitter across satire and crash into irony, with exhilarating twists. Ambition gone horribly and hilariously wrong seems to be a constant theme. He also publishes a journal with notes and insights, scenes and ideas, and reviews.