A personal blog by a PhD student reflecting on goal-setting, hobbies like mechanical keyboards, and the experience of academic research. Readers get informal, self-deprecating essays that mix personal anecdotes with occasional references to books and academic literature.
Website: https://www.markhubee.com/
Bo's blog is a personal, profanity-laced newsletter about the author's hobbies and memories, from using ChatGPT for writing to organising a Vietnamese-dubbed TVB VHS collection on Plex and building a deliberately retro 1999-style GeoCities site. Each issue mixes nostalgia, technical troubleshooting and candid admissions, with a casual, self-deprecating voice.
A personal blog by Wess Daniels featuring short posts on music, books, and a month spent offline with a dumb phone, plus periodic link roundups. Readers get informal, personal reflections and curated links on libraries, digital minimalism, and independent web culture.
A personal newsletter by a hobbyist writer covering practical tech troubleshooting, such as Chrome's silent Gemini Nano install, Ghost and Windows problems, and creative projects in the ds106 community. Readers get first-person accounts of tools that break and workarounds for them.
A personal newsletter by a software engineering manager at Apple, mixing short reflections on blogging, personal space and the web with brief notes on hobbies like film photography. Issues are short, informal and sporadic, read like a personal notebook rather than a structured publication.
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