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http://pragma-ade.nl/
PRAGMA Advanced Document Engineering is a Dutch company behind ConTeXt, a powerful document typesetting system built on TeX and MetaPost for producing high-quality PDFs from TeX or XML sources. The site offers downloads, extensive documentation, examples, and showcases for ConTeXt and the LuaMetaTeX engine.
https://freemind.sourceforge.io/wiki/index.php/Asked_Questions
The official FreeMind wiki FAQ page answers common questions about installing, troubleshooting, and using the popular open-source mind mapping software. With dozens of categorized questions covering everything from Java runtime setup to OS X compatibility issues, it serves as an essential reference for FreeMind users on any platform.
https://mirekdlugosz.com/
Mirek Długosz is a software engineer and open source enthusiast who shares technical findings, opinions, and experience reports on topics like Python, Rust, automated testing, and software deployment. The blog features thoughtful deep-dives into real-world engineering challenges, making it a useful read for developers interested in practical software craftsmanship.
https://ripped.guide/
Ripped is a community-curated guide to trusted sites and tools for ripping and archiving media, covering everything from CD audio ripping with EAC to manga, e-books, games, anime, and movies. It serves as a structured reference directory for private trackers, scene terminology, and platform-specific software across PC, Android, iOS, and consoles.
https://deurachavich.moe/
Deurachavich's minimalist site hosts short opinion articles covering topics like AI, video essays, and online community dynamics. The self-deprecating author warns readers they 'live under a rock,' giving the sparse but thoughtful writing a candid, unconventional voice.
https://gcbbs.net/
Ground Control is a personal site dedicated to BBS (Bulletin Board System) culture, featuring guides on how to access BBSLink and DoorParty door game score tracking. The site has an old-web aesthetic with hand-coded pages and participates in multiple retro-themed webrings including the Hotline webring, retronaut webring, and geekring.
https://pyrox.dev/
Dish is a student, sysadmin, and self-described UX crafter whose personal site focuses on accessible, secure, and enjoyable computing experiences. The site is freshly launched with a blog and projects section, offering a glimpse into a technically minded person passionate about systems and user experience.
https://scrollbars.matoseb.com/
Created by Sébastien Matos as an ECAL student project, this visual timeline traces the evolution of the scrollbar from Xerox Star in 1981 through Windows 10 in 2015, with screenshots of each OS interface. It is a concise and fascinating piece of UI history that shows how a seemingly mundane interface element transformed over four decades of computing.
https://tangiblelife.net/
Tangible Life is Carl's personal blog exploring mindful technology use, including multi-week experiments to reduce smartphone dependency through grayscale mode, app hiding, and analog alternatives like pocket notebooks. The site covers everyday gear, digital minimalism, and small life optimizations with a thoughtful, reflective writing style.
https://gahongx.neocities.org/
Gahongx Slackershop is the experimental personal homepage of Gahongx Wang, a bilingual (English and Chinese) creator who built this handcrafted old-web-style site with meticulous attention to accessibility, layout, and navigation. The site features a guestbook, webrings, and a deliberately evolving design philosophy described as 'experimental and can change dramatically at any time.'