Technology Websites

Sonnet, also known as 송연 (she/they), is a sensible and idealistic multi-disciplinarian based in Edinburgh, UK and Seoul, Korea. Trained in philosophy, music, data science, disability studies, and public design, Sonnet uses their knowledge and experience to make things work well together. They wish to further promote access-first thinking and antinormativity. Half of their brain is filled with song lyrics and quotes.

Chris De Jabet is the author of Full City Press, a webcolumn featuring articles on technology. He has been an Apple product user for many years, with a particular focus on the Apple Watch, which he has worn daily for a decade. Chris also writes about his experiences with Apple's ecosystem, including migrating purchases across Apple accounts and his early experiences with the Macintosh. He values the Macintosh for its ease of use and its role in unlocking his creativity and career in technology.

Arman Jindal is a programmer, writer, and humanist-technologist. He considers himself a (primal) mover and friendly human. He writes about technology, specifically how we use it and how it uses us. Arman welcomes connection and encourages people to reach out via email. He promises good questions, genuine curiosity, and a commitment to paying generosity forward.

Mike Sass is a Security Researcher, Apple Fanboy, Student-For-Life, Gamer, World Traveler, Craft Beer Enthusiast, Writer & Podcaster based in the VA/DC metro area. He maintains Shellsharks as a blog, IndieWeb site, and community. He writes about all things Infosec, Technology and Life in general, publishing content as a reference for himself, available to be consumed by all.

Hirad is an engineer, entrepreneur, and investor. He understands technology from the silicon up and has started multiple software businesses, including co-founding Dr. Bill, which was acquired by a major Canadian bank. He partners with industry experts to launch niche software businesses. Hirad also hosts a podcast exploring books and ideas that challenge conventional thinking, covering topics from evolution to anthropology.

The Too Blue Scientist writes about science, poetry (philosophy with few words), and technology. Their work includes reflections on stuttering, climate change, digital transformation, fact-checking, knowledge management, and the experience of aging. They also explore science communication through film and various educational topics. They share tips for using the Kindle Paperwhite.

The official website of David V. Kimball, technical marketer and builder.

Christoph Plough helps humanity become worth choosing by architecting Human-AI interdependence. He has 20 years of experience building technology, including founding and selling an 8-figure global company. He also has 15 years of experience exploring consciousness and healing, and 15 years in storytelling. He is focused on what value humanity offers to artificial intelligence once it no longer needs our infrastructure, data, or development.

Greg is a neurodivergent AI Transformation leader and Product Manager. He has an unhealthy obsession for LLMs, data visualization, and the use of technology for social justice. He spends his days (and some of his nights) thinking about how AI reshapes society and product work, and the rest of his time exploring whatever captures his attention. His blog, The Aspiring Nerd, has been running in various forms since 2007 and is his brain dump composed of (mostly) curated articles at the crossroads of product management, AI, web marketing, development and technology.

Ernie Smith is the creator of Tedium, an offbeat digital newsletter that has been hunting for the end of the long tail since 2015. Tedium aims to uncover the history of things that usually don’t have histories written about them and give a voice to areas of life that generally aren’t thought about that much. Tedium specializes in strange and unusual descriptions of common things, explained in extreme depth. The newsletter existed before Substack, and its goal is to outlive it.

Brad Revell is an Australian married to an American, living in London. During the working day, he helps organizations establish digital visions and strategies. At night and on weekends, he focuses on experiences, productivity, and technology. This site brings together all of his passions with the approach of sharing what he has learned and experienced. He writes blog posts and posts videos on these topics. He is also an avid reader and posts reviews on many of the books that he reads. His life is full of travel, learnings, fun, and experiences. His goal is to continue this trend as well as give back where possible.

Chirag is a Product Manager at Google, where he focuses on improving user security and reducing web browsing friction through better authentication tools. He is based in London. Before his current role, he started a series of small startups, including an online radio station, e-commerce stores, and SaaS products. On his personal blog, chiragdesai.uk, he writes about product management, productivity, travel, and technology, with a particular interest in home automation. He acknowledges that he is not an expert and encourages readers to share their own insights and experiences.

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.

Joseph Jude is a coach, CTO, and podcast host. He shares his thoughts through writing, brings ideas to life with code, and homeschools two sons. He hosts the Gravitas WINS podcast and empowers leaders through the Gravitas WINS program. Joseph also helps business owners solve problems with technology. He invites others to join him on a journey of growth and discovery.

Reess Kennedy is a founder at Surgo Digital Systems, where he manages a distributed team focused on marketing and product development of a digital platform aimed at helping media and professional service companies grow sales. He was formerly Co-Founder of Ratings Intelligence, a media research firm acquired in 2014. Reess enjoys sharing ideas and clarifying his thoughts through writing. His interests include people, philosophy, innovation, lifelong learning, technology, coding, design, science, running, systems thinking, sales & marketing strategy and psychology, open source software, writing, stand-up comedy, kites, and adventure. He is based in New York, NY and is interested in discussing ideas with people in NYC or Connecticut.

Jer Lance is a leader, programmer, public speaker, project manager, and educator residing in southeastern Michigan. He enjoys lists and bullet points, and has varied geeky interests, especially in development, team dynamics, writing, and event management. Jer co-hosts the Leading Questions Podcast and enjoys kayaking, camping, cycling, reading, board gaming, and attending live music and sporting events. He has worked in technology for decades, leading teams and leaders of teams for over ten years, supporting industries from hospitals to automotive. He has spoken at conferences and taught at colleges, and has also worked as a carpenter, mover, and landscaper.

Kevin Jalbert is a Software Developer living in the Greater Toronto Area. He is a husband and father. He holds a Bachelor's in Software Engineering from Ontario Tech University and a Master's in Computer Science. His research focused on software quality and mutation testing. He currently works at Shopify, primarily in Ruby (Rails) on backend and APIs. He shares his thoughts and insights on software development, productivity, and technology on his personal blog.

Chris Chung writes a blog covering ideas, technology, and self-mastery. He has written about topics such as procrastination, feedback loops, and motivation. In 2017, he designed and built Saladbot, a CNC-based gardener.

Adrian Tritschler's website, ajft.org, is described as an agglomerative mess, probably half-eaten by a grue. The site appears to be a personal collection of interests and activities, spanning a wide range of topics from technology and cycling to birds and food. The site includes a blog powered by Blosxom and contains a large number of tags, indicating a diverse range of content.

Jamie McKean focuses on marketing and technology for coaches, consultants, and experts. Jamie aims to help these individuals reach and assist more people.

Gilad Naor is a blogger who has been writing online since around 2004, initially focusing on Origami. He later expanded to technical articles related to programming, learning Japanese, and other interests. After a period of reduced writing due to work and family, he resumed blogging in 2014. He previously worked at Meta and has recently moved to Seattle. His blog covers a range of topics, including remote meetings, startup investing, and science education for children.

Piotr Zagórowski is a tech-savvy leader with a passion for technology and fostering meaningful human connections. He has guided teams at large international companies, helping them unlock their potential through respect, loyalty, and mutual support. With a background in network engineering and executive board roles in NGOs, he currently serves as a senior people leader at an international company specializing in network and infrastructure orchestration services for cloud computing. He shares his experiences and insights on his blog and podcast, Coffee Journeys, exploring the intersection of being a parent and a leader. Piotr believes in using talents and building lasting relationships.

Tim Chambers, also known as tbc or tbc0, is a technologist who writes about a variety of topics. These include God (Father, Son, and Holy Ghost), technology, science, theology, philosophy, civility in politics, listening to podcasts, and cycling. He encourages readers to visit his Welcome page.

Ellen Li is a Toronto-based technologist and meditator, born in 1993 in Toronto, Canada. She previously worked as a product designer at Shopify and as a cystic fibrosis researcher at SickKids. Ellen graduated from McMaster University's interdisciplinary Arts & Science program, where she studied biochemistry and philosophy. She maintains a personal website as her own independent corner of the web, dating back to 2000.