Steve Blank

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Galaxy Garden

An indie blog blending weekly recaps, web development, gaming, and reflections on identity and accessibility.

  • Weekly Recap: 14 June 2026

    Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈 Cassette Beasts 2002 Announced Permalink to section 'Cassette Beasts 2002 Announced' # Casset...

  • Weekly Recap: 24 May 2026

    Maternal Uncle's Funeral Permalink to section 'Maternal Uncle's Funeral' # On 21 May 2026, we received the news that ...

  • So Long, 42 the School, and Thanks for All the Fish

    My journey at 42 the computer science school is coming to an end. On 14 May 2026, the staff of my local campus of 42 ...

Ryan Bagley

A blog about network infrastructure security and internet policy from the perspective of a network engineer.

splitbrain.org - blog

electronic brain surgery since 2001

  • PSA: Bubbles.town has a widget

    PSA: Bubbles.town has a widget I am a big fan of bubbles.town, a relatively new website to make it easier to discover...

  • Pallet Wood Crafting Table

    Pallet Wood Crafting Table One of my favorite YouTube channels is EpicUpCycling. If you don't know it, check it out. ...

  • Auto-Delete old Mails from GMail

    Auto-Delete old Mails from GMail My inbox is a mess. While I manage to maintain a somewhat close to “Inbox Zero” at w...

JoeHx Blog

Writing What I Want

Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts

A wide-ranging blog with technical tutorials on Django, Python, and web development alongside travel guides and reflections on life abroad in Germany.

Adventures in Open Source Software

Recent content on Adventures in Open Source Software

  • Sonoff Zigbee Bridge with Home Assistant

    Back in November of 2024, my father (who is now 86) moved in with us. We are lucky enough to have a house with a base...

  • San Francisco Omnistrate Event

    Last month I had the opportunity to attend an event hosted by Omnistrate at the Amazon office on Market Street in San...

  • Farewell AWS

    Wow. I really didn’t expect my post about being fired from AWS to get as much traction as it did, but verklempt doesn...

Michael Lynch

I'm Michael Lynch, software developer and blogger. I used to work as a software engineer at large companies, but now I create indie businesses and blog about the process.

  • Refactoring English: Month 18

    New here? Hi, I’m Michael. I’m a software developer and founder of small, indie tech businesses. I’m currently workin...

  • Refactoring English: Month 17

    New here? Hi, I’m Michael. I’m a software developer and founder of small, indie tech businesses. I’m currently workin...

  • Refactoring English: Month 16

    New here? Hi, I’m Michael. I’m a software developer and founder of small, indie tech businesses. I’m currently workin...

Chaotican Writer

A blog about worldbuilding, TTRPGs, and fantasy/sci-fi!

Heitor's log

Practical Linux tutorials and command-line tips covering system administration, scripting, and performance benchmarking.

The Fly Blog

News, tips, and tricks from the team at Fly

  • Building Agents that Don't Break Themselves

    Building agents is fun. Rebuilding agents that break themselves… less so. A lot of Fly people are building agents wit...

  • Unfortunately, Sprites Now Speak MCP

    Sprites are disposable cloud computers. They appear instantly, always include durable filesystems, and cost practical...

  • Litestream Writable VFS

    I’m Ben Johnson, and I work on Litestream at Fly.io. Litestream is the missing backup/restore system for SQLite. It’s...

EmailShot Blog

Tips, guides, and insights about email sharing, email security, and productivity from the EmailShot team.

(Fabio Alessandro Locati|Fale)'s blog

A technical blog covering enterprise infrastructure, open-source tools, and cloud technologies, with posts on Ansible automation, Kubernetes, Linux, and DevOps practices.

  • Btrfs scare

    Last weekend, I updated and rebooted the system, but it did not come back online. Checking with IPMI revealed that th...

  • On the value of an automation platform

    Over the last 20+ years in IT, I’ve seen automation evolve from a nice-to-have to a non-negotiable part of how organi...

  • On the importance of thought leadership

    Over the last 20+ years in IT, I’ve been lucky enough to work across many roles and industries. In that time, I’ve al...

Bobby Hiltz

An English teacher in France writing about technology, education, gaming, and guides with an indie web ethos.

  • Summer Game Challenge 2026

    I have a handful of games that need completing. This is my Summer Game Challenge for 2026.

  • Scratch, Dig, Blow

    This post is about brand loyalty and how the magic of marketing and public relations often hides a rancid base note.

  • Credit Feed 9: Them Legs

    A review of Rolling Thunder, the 1986 NAMCO arcade platformer, in which I praise everything about the game.

Bobby Hiltz

An ESL instructor's blog covering technology, education, games, and personal reflections.

  • Summer Game Challenge 2026

    I have a handful of games that need completing. This is my Summer Game Challenge for 2026.

  • Scratch, Dig, Blow

    This post is about brand loyalty and how the magic of marketing and public relations often hides a rancid base note.

  • Credit Feed 9: Them Legs

    A review of Rolling Thunder, the 1986 NAMCO arcade platformer, in which I praise everything about the game.

Rock and Null

Tech, software and whatever comes to mind.