Websites from United States

Elliot Cooper is a Systems Administrator, Technical Writer, and Support Engineer. He is passionate about Linux and Opensource. Elliot has been professionally working with, using, and writing about server Linux and opensource software for over 20 years. He has experience as a Systems Admin at Iomart LTD and Memset LTD, and as a Technical Writer at VDOO. His writing can be found on Bash-Prompt.net and in published articles for DigitalOcean, Geekflare, LinuxConfig, LinuxJournal, LowEndBox, and VDOO. He teaches Linux at learn.elliotcooper.com.

Shashank is an engineer who used to work on large-scale intelligence systems, crafting Machine Learning Engineering and MLOps solutions, primarily Recommender Systems for online learning. He is now studying High Performance Computing at Georgia Tech and intends to combine ML and HPC to work on super large scale intelligence systems. He enjoys discussing games, maximizing fun, cult-building, machine learning, computers, or how to build companies. He can be contacted via email or LinkedIn. Mindy the cat supervises all operations.

Jason is a bookworm, dad, and software developer. He has a love/hate relationship with technology. He is excited about alternative approaches to children’s education and immersing his kids (and himself) in nature. Jason enjoys the outdoors, uses strange keyboards, and reads a lot. He creates things, both on computers and in the physical world. He also enjoys cooking and baking.

Mior is a designer and developer. He is passionate about building experiences that are accessible, inclusive, and human-centered. He enjoys working across the stack, from design to development, to create products that solve real problems. He is currently building things at Shopify.

Henry Unite is a software engineer. He contributed to a five-person engineering team at Atlas Software Engineer that was able to 13x revenue in a year and bring the company to a $27M Series B. He built the ability to add additional cardmembers to primary cardholders’ accounts through integration with the card processor, increasing daily active users by 25% and adding over $100K in annual revenue in the first year. He launched a partnership program with wealth management firms that enabled wealth managers to onboard their clients and add over $1M in annual spend to the platform. At LULA, as a Senior Software Engineer, he built the original MVP that scaled the company from hundreds to thousands of users, bootstrapping the initial product on Firebase, contributing to a $35M Series B raise.

Magnus is a product leader and software engineer. He enjoys building products and companies from 0 to 1. Currently, he is building something new at stealth. Previously, he was an early employee at Vanta where he helped build and scale the product and engineering teams. Before that, he worked on infrastructure at Dropbox. He studied computer science at Columbia.

Egor Romanov is a Software Development Engineer in Test. He builds tools for quality. He has been working as an SDET for seven years and currently develops tools to improve product quality at Supabase. He started with developing an internal automation system for infrastructure provisioning and testing. He has also worked on automating message bus testing for microservice architecture in a trading platform and on infrastructure development at Tinkoff.

Adam Thompson is a software/reverse engineer and all around geek currently located in Colorado. His primary interests are in security and low-level systems development. His website serves as a place for him to occasionally write about his misadventures with technology or any other geeky topics that he may find interesting. He uses the blog to document and share whatever he’s currently working on. He also has a photography blog and another blog where he primarily writes about his outdoor adventures.

Lucas Martin-King is a software engineer based in Melbourne, Australia. He has worked on analytics, data collection, devops, systems, desktop and embedded projects. His primary coding languages are Rust, C++, Golang and Python. He is also familiar with kdb+/q and Haxe. He is the author of Quik, a game. His code projects can be found on Github.

Kevin Blackistone is an artist and researcher. He is an Adjunct Lecturer in Immersive Performance. This semester he will be leading a workshop class teaching large scale, immersive, durational, interactive movement/performance narratives. His paper detailing the process used to create blended radiological chimeras has been accepted for publication as part of the Conference on Expanded Animation, to be presented as a part of the Ars Electronica Festival. His anti-improvisational alogrithmic interface thesis work was presented as the finale of the opening night reception for the 50th International Computer Music Conference in Boston, June 2025. His paper detailing the production and function of his spherical looper will be included in New Instruments for Musical Expression 2025 in June. He defended his thesis "Hostile Architectures as Algorithmic Intervention in Musical Improvisation" at the Tangible Music Lab , Linz, making himself the first graduate of the MA, Postdigital Lutherie program.

Tinsmith, also known by other names, is the author of futz.tech, a blog celebrating old tech, preservation, and keeping devices out of landfills. The blog reflects a love for the Old Internet, better manuals, and user accessibility. Tinsmith enjoys figuring out how things work, leading to many interests and hobbies, as well as piles of electronic junk awaiting repair or repurposing. They dive into projects with available resources and attempt to repair broken devices. Tinsmith's interests include sci-fi/fantasy, books about arctic exploration, and personal/indie blogs. They enjoy retrogames and text-based games, and listens to synthwave, drum & base, metal, bebop jazz, and electronic music. Currently, Tinsmith works as a professional troubleshooter and solution liaison for a small company supporting the automotive and aerospace sectors.

KahWee is an expert who writes about web development, AI tools, and tech trends. KahWee's expertise includes AI tools like Claude and Sora, modern web development with React and Vite. KahWee provides first-hand accounts and analysis on topics ranging from registering a fictitious business name to the impact of AI on job cuts. KahWee also covers specific technologies like jQuery, Tailwind, and React Router, offering insights into their practical applications and potential pitfalls.

Mike Wilson is a self-taught developer with about 10 years of experience making software. Prior to becoming a developer, he worked as a Business Analyst in the banking industry for 7 years. He enjoys working on a mix of architectures, often using Rails and Stimulus as well as .NET Core and Angular depending on the project. He is a Father and Husband.

Dr. Christakis Mina has over 30 years of experience in construction, aerospace and academia. He has worked in private and academic sectors across Europe, USA and Asia, and has been involved in multi-billion-dollar projects in various domains such as airports, buildings, amusement parks, tunnels, bridges, highways, plants and lifelines. He has conducted research in risk analysis, machine learning and social network analysis. He is a registered professional civil engineer in Cyprus, an associate member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (ACIArb), and a member of the Cyprus Scientific and Technical Chamber. Currently, he is a Manager at Technical HQ, Kansai Airports.

Paul Gorman is a hacker, video producer, programmer, photographer, stage tech, network engineer, lighting designer, and sound guy. He is working steady gigs in the Seattle area, and is available for consultation and short term gigs. Paul runs iRev.net, an Internet services host. He is a programming and multimedia hacker, skilled in PHP programming with Javascript and CSS with SQL databases, video shoots and edits, media conversions, and green screen effects. He also has experience with computer, server, and networking hacks, FreeBSD Unix, Office 365, Exchange On-Premises and Online 365. He designs and programs Arduino based projects.

Ashish is a software engineer based out of the San Francisco Bay Area. His website is a collection of curated articles that he has written and tools that he has built. He can be emailed at ashishb AT ashishb.net. He has written blog posts and tools related to macOS, Android, and infrastructure engineering. He has created a backend template to kick-start Go-based projects on Google Cloud Run and wp2hugo, a migration tool to migrate a website from WordPress to Hugo. He has also created AutoSnoozer to improve batch processing of emails and Mindful Reading to maintain one’s own custom RSS feed for reading. Ashish has created Android apps VoiceNotes and MusicSync.

Ryan Marcus is an assistant professor of computer science at the University of Pennsylvania. He uses machine learning to build the next generation of data management tools that automatically adapt to new hardware and user workloads, invent novel processing strategies, and understand user intention. He is especially interested in query optimization, index structures, intelligent clouds, programming language runtimes, program synthesis for data processing, and applications of reinforcement learning to systems problems. He can be reached at rcmarcus@seas.upenn.edu and his office is located at AGH 407.

Kevin Albertson is a Software Developer from Hamilton, NJ. He creates Software, Websites, and Games.

Pawel Brodzinski focuses on leadership in technology. His blog covers topics related to running a technology business, including product management, agile and lean methodologies, leadership, and organizational design. He writes about effective teams, organizational culture, Lean & Agile, and understanding work in the context of technology. He also writes about early-stage product development and the startup ecosystem on Pre-Pre-Seed Substack. Pawel is the Chief Cook and Bottle-Washer at Lunar Logic, a company with no managers. He is also a conference speaker, academic lecturer, and mentor.

Ashwani Rathee is a Master of Science in Computer Science student at UC Santa Cruz, advised by Prof. Alex Pang and Prof. James Davis in UCSC VIS Lab. His research currently focuses on understanding the 3D world with embodied agents to aid people. Before joining UCSC, he was a Software Engineer at FleetSafe working on radar focused surveillance systems. He received his B.E. in Information Technology from Panjab University, where he was advised by Prof. Mamta Juneja in the MDaRT DIC Lab. He contributed to open-source via GSOC'22, OSPP'21, GSSOC'21, and PSOC'20 working on spanning image processing, sentiment analysis, and machine learning.

Raoul Pop is a creator who has been running his website since August 7, 2000. His website contains his thoughts, reviews, photos, and videos on a variety of topics, including events, exercise, how-to guides, places, and technology. He also produces web shows and videos related to living a good life and a talk show called "De Vorba cu Ligia." His website has accumulated over 2 million views since January 2010, when he moved it to WordPress. He is also active on social media platforms such as YouTube, Flickr, and Instagram.

Matt Cutts served as Administrator at the U.S. Digital Service (USDS), which sits in the Executive Office of the President of the U.S. Federal Government. At USDS, he helped improve government services. He initially joined USDS in 2016 at the Department of Defense and served as Administrator from January 2017 to April 2021, setting the overall direction and strategy for projects. Previously, Matt served as head of the webspam team at Google for many years, where he protected the quality of Google's web search results. Matt wrote the first version of SafeSearch, Google's family filter. He is known for his 30-day challenges and is an avid long-distance runner. Matt holds a master's degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and bachelor's degrees in both mathematics and computer science from the University of Kentucky. Matt is tackling life with his partner Lindsay and their dog Rojo.

Nat Eliason is an author and entrepreneur. He is the author of the post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller, Husk, and Crypto Confidential. Previously, he founded Growth Machine, a content marketing agency that worked with Fortune 500 companies and YC backed startups to get them to the top of Google (Acquired in 2025). Millions of people have read and enjoyed his articles about learning, writing, philosophy, entrepreneurship, and a host of other topics. He has published his notes and reviews from 250+ books, articles, and speeches. He also has videos on his YouTube channel.

This person writes the Lynnandtonic Blog. They enjoy watching movies and TV series, and create "year in review" posts of their favorites. In 2025, they watched 124 movies. They also experienced Mal de débarquement syndrome (MdDS) for about five months, triggered by a long flight home from a European river cruise. They previously had MdDS ten years prior after a flight home from Brazil. They researched the condition extensively and tried various treatments to alleviate symptoms. They found temporary relief from driving in a car and swinging in a hammock chair.