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https://joelchrono.xyz/
Joel is a mechatronics engineer and FOSS enthusiast from México who writes about free software, Linux, tech, gaming, origami, and everyday life on this personal blog. The site features weeknotes, music discoveries, TTRPG purchases, and a blogroll of indie web feeds, making it a warm corner of the small web.
http://oualline.com/vim-cook.html
Steve Oualline's Vim Cookbook offers practical, step-by-step recipes for accomplishing common and advanced text-editing tasks in the Vim editor. Each recipe covers a specific task such as swapping characters, sorting sections, copying blocks between files, and using built-in grep, with detailed command explanations suitable for users who already know the basics.
https://nitinkhanna.com/
Nitin Khanna's personal blog covers a wide mix of topics, but tech dominates with 189 posts tagged under 'tech' covering software, social networks, web hosting, and UX. Alongside the technical content, Nitin shares philosophy, book reviews, webcomics recommendations, and short observations, making it a thoughtful personal corner of the web.
https://photoshop.fanfreak.net/
A fanlisting dedicated to Adobe Photoshop, uniting over 2,000 fans of the iconic image editing software from around the world. Established in 2002 and still actively updated, it invites visitors to add their name to the global list of Photoshop enthusiasts.
http://lynx.browser.org/
The official information page for Lynx, the venerable text-based web browser that runs on Unix, Windows, VMS, DOS, and OS/2. It provides version details, support contact information, and links to the latest stable and developmental releases of this landmark browser.
https://spiritone.com/~jlorentz/email
A profile page for Richard J. Lorentz, a Computer Science professor at California State University Northridge who specializes in game-playing algorithms and Monte Carlo tree search. He is notable for co-creating the Amazons program Invader, the Havannah program Wanderer, and the Dots and Boxes program Matadors.
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https://miko1112.github.io/home
Fragment's status page is a quirky ASCII-art-heavy placeholder site by a developer known as 'fragment,' featuring links to their FrostAssembly project docs and source code alongside deadpan humor about location, sleep, and imaginary ad space. The whole thing is styled as a terminal readout and serves as a transitional hub while a new site is being built, with references to custom software projects like the Versatile Project Format.
https://blog.pengoworks.com/index.cfm/2005/6/20/Thunderbird--Temporarily-Switch-Composing-Between-Plain-TextHTML
Dan G. Switzer II's personal tech blog covers software tips, programming, and developer tools, with this entry offering a handy guide to switching between plain text and HTML composing modes in Mozilla Thunderbird. The site spans topics like JavaScript, ColdFusion, Flex, Flash, and Java, making it a useful stop for developers navigating everyday tech frustrations.
http://aisleone.net/photoshoptimize
Photoshoptimize is a concise reference guide offering six practical tips for squeezing better performance out of Adobe Photoshop CS4, covering settings like cache levels, history states, and font previews. A useful quick-reference for designers looking to speed up their workflow without diving into lengthy documentation.
http://all-nettools.com/toolbox
AllNetTools offers a comprehensive collection of free online network utilities including TraceRoute, Ping, NsLookup, Whois lookup, proxy testing, and bandwidth measurement tools. Visitors can also find privacy tools like anonymous surfing and email, web SEO tools like PageRank checkers, and financial utilities like currency converters, making it a broad toolkit for internet diagnostics and research.