Sites like siliconimist.com

John Oestmann's digital music R+D blog, covering experimental sound tools, generative music experiments, sample packs and tracks, and workflow notes

textlog is a social microblogging platform for short public notes with hashtags, mentions and threaded conversations, offering a public API

A browser game collection of satirical mini games about work, money and time, plus the NOT NEWS satirical publication

A retro gaming blog by Paul Lefebvre on his Atari 8-bit and Atari ST software, games and memories

A personal blog by Nicole Express on vintage technology, mainly retro video game consoles, arcade boards and old computers

Joe's personal blog and site on engineering, philosophy and free software, including Guile Scheme, Wayland and hexagonal architecture writing

Rust Magazine, a non-profit online publication on the Rust programming language and its ecosystem, with articles and interviews by Rustaceans worldwide

A personal Substack blog by Amol Kapoor writing on programming, AI, startups, video games and other topics

EchoHive is an AI learning site by Echo, with video lessons, a live Sunday lab, markets analysis and free experiments

Sunhyoup Lee's developer blog on frontend engineering, software design and code readability, with articles, thoughts and a timeline

A crowdsourced map of cheap meals under $10 across US cities, with user-posted prices and local listings like Miami

FS HOT, a personal website blog by Deakster covering technology, ideas, everyday life, free privacy tools and retro projects

Mouseless, a desktop utility for controlling the mouse pointer with the keyboard, sold by Sonuscape

NodeBook, an online Node.js book and lab series by Ishtmeet Singh on event loops, memory, networks and building a backend from raw TCP

Spanish-language personal site of Andros Fenollosa, a developer offering a blog, courses, books and talks on web and backend programming

TWiT, an internet television network of tech podcasts and live shows founded in 2005 by Leo Laporte

Yummy Melon hosts Scrim and Captee, macOS tools for Emacs and Org, plus Charles Choi's "notes from /dev/null" blog on Emacs

A Norwegian games website covering retro and indie games, news and essays, active since 2016, called Spillhistorie.no

Fika is a free multilingual publishing platform and blog host for writers sharing work across languages

Bet On It, a Substack blog by economist Bryan Caplan on wagers, arguments and economic ideas

Personal blog by Miguel Grinberg on Linux containers, Python performance, Forgejo and other software development topics

Davide Piffer's website and PifferPilfer Substack newsletter on ancient DNA, human variation, polygenic scores and population genetics

bunnie's burrow is a personal homepage and blog by bunnie, with an introduction and notes on her life and work

EndBASIC, a free online BASIC interpreter and DOS-style programming environment for learning and building retro-style games

Jeroen Engels' blog on Elm programming, mainly writing about elm-review, a static code analysis tool

Dan Luu's personal blog of essays on software engineering, hiring, AI evaluation, and programming practice

Mysk Blog: independent cybersecurity and mobile app privacy research posts, including WebKit leak and macOS sandbox vulnerability disclosures, by Mysk