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Wendy N. Wagner | editor • writer • foot traveler

https://winniewoohoo.com/
endy N. Wagner grew up in a town so tiny it didn’t even have a post office. With no television reception, she became a rabid reader, waiting impatiently for the bookmobile’s fortnightly visit to her tiny hometown. Today, her family struggles to find room for her expanding book collection in their Portland, Oregon, home. She really likes books about horror movies, ecology, running, and vegan cooking.
#authors #blogs #feeds:subscriptions #pdx #writing
archive.org #37952

Cassidy Williams

https://cassidoo.co/
Hi! I’m Cassidy, and I like to make memes and dreams and software. I’m the Senior Director of Developer Advocacy at GitHub! Outside of that fancy title, I’m a startup advisor and investor, open source-er, and meme-maker on the internet. I enjoy building mechanical keyboards, playing music, hanging out with my family and friends, and teaching in my free time.
#blogs #feeds:subscriptions
archive.org #37927

Zoomer Tries RSS: In Praise of Yarr - tudor’s website

https://tudorr.ro/blog/2024-04-04-zoomer-tries-rss/
I’m a Gen Z-er: I was a toddler when RSS reached its 2.0 milestone, and when Apple popularised RSS for podcasts by adding support in iTunes. I was in middle school when Google Reader was shut down. When I started using the internet by myself, it was already dominated by social media, which is still the dominant source of information for many people around me, younger and older alike.
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#blogs #feeds #metablogging #rss
archive.org #37756

Where Have All The Bloggers Gone? – Climb to the Stars

https://climbtothestars.org/archives/2025/09/15/where-have-all-the-bloggers-gone/
What is happening for me right now is interesting. During my Facebook exile, I reconnected with the social networks that I had been present on in a very passive manner these last years. I also wrote more on my blog (here!), and made an effort to get back into reading other blogs, even though I have never been a really huge blog reader in my past. I installed an RSS reader, and started subscribing, process which is now pretty frictionless. To my surprise, there are lots of blogs! Lots of people still blogging! Lots of people who took up blogging way after the Golden Era of Blogs! I see them show up here and there on Mastodon and Bluesky, and of course, in blog posts.
#blogs #metablogging #web #writing
archive.org #37708

Hamel’s Blog

https://hamel.dev/
I am a machine learning engineer with over 20 years of experience. I have worked with innovative companies such as Airbnb and GitHub, which included early LLM research used by OpenAI, for code understanding. I have also led and contributed to numerous popular open-source machine-learning tools. I am currently an independent consultant helping companies build AI products.
#ai #blogs #feeds:subscriptions #imported:opml
archive.org #29448

about | joelchrono

https://joelchrono.xyz/about/
Hello! I am Joel, I am just a guy who likes tech, FOSS and many other things. I was born in Mexico, where I still live. I am a hobby collector, fake fan of many things, foss enthusiast, videogame enjoyer, and a mechatronics engineer, working as a system admin for some company somewhere.
#blogs #feeds:subscriptions #imported:opml #people
archive.org #29502

wavebeem

https://www.wavebeem.com/
I'm Sage Fennel (they/them), aka "wavebeem". I love video games, web development, makeup, pixel art, progressive metal, cats, and the color green. I live in Portland, where I enjoy gray skies, green leaves, and gentle rain.
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archive.org #30419

A Note of Praise for The Verge

http://www.readwriteweb.com/enterprise/2011/11/a-note-of-praise-for-the-verge.php
I'll start with my disclaimer up front: These are my opinions you're about to read, not necessarily those of ReadWriteWeb. Now, maybe you've noticed this yourself already, but I actually don't read much "tech news" on the Web on a regular basis, besides what we publish here and what some friend...
#blogs #metablogging
archive.org #19354

Harvard Weblogs: What makes a weblog a weblog?

http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/whatmakesaweblogaweblog.html
"At Berkman we're studying weblogs, how they're used, and what they are. Rather than saying "I know it when I see it" I wanted to list all the known features of weblog software, but more important, get to the heart of what a weblog is, and how a weblog is different from a Wiki, or a news site managed with software like Vignette or Interwoven. I draw from my experience developing and using weblog software (Manila, Radio UserLand) and using competitive products such as Blogger and Movable Type."
#blogs #davewiner #metablogging
archive.org #12036

Timberlines

http://timberlines.blogspot.com
"Thoughts and discussion on the pencil industry, forest management, California Cedar Products Company and the artistic and written creativity enabled by the wood-cased pencil."
#blogs #pencils #writing
archive.org #9843

Quirk Blog: June 23, 2005 Archives - My Job

http://surgery-graphics.med.umich.edu/~matt/archives/2005_06_23.html#000742
"So here I am sitting in my office, watching with great interest while docs slice and dice someone's face so that they can wire together the broken bones underneath, and what gets me cringing and howling is the guy in the plaid suit with the four inch wid
#blogs #funny
archive.org #4871