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pzuraq

a blog about (mostly) computery things

Blog11 mentions21 posts

Shattered Pixel

This is Shattered Pixel, the home page of Evan's various works, most notably Shattered Pixel Dungeon

Blog8 mentions10 posts

Stefan's blog

Recent content on Stefan's blog

Blog7 mentions29 posts

Rosnovsky Park™

Blog by Art Rosnovsky, a software engineer, about technology, hiking, books, movies, and other things.

Blog5 mentions92 posts

Sean of the South

Sean Dietrich's column on life in the American South.

Blog5 mentions10 posts

Andrew Fraknoi – Astronomy Lectures – Astronomy Education Resources

Bringing Astronomy Down to Earth

Blog4 mentions10 posts

Farnovision

Remembering Philo T. Farnsworth - The Inventor of Television

Blog4 mentions10 posts

Frank Panduh

Los Angeles based queer electronic music producer

Blog4 mentions10 posts

Prophecy Recon

Unveiling the mysteries of biblical prophecy in modern times.

Blog4 mentions20 posts

Scobleizer

Spatial Computing strategies.

Blog4 mentions15 posts

arches.io

Recent content on arches.io

Blog4 mentions34 posts

really.lol

Writing, photos, notes, and things read and watched.

Blog4 mentions2940 posts

Arcade Heroes

The Defenders Of Amusement - Arcade & Pinball News

Blog3 mentions10 posts

Archipelago – a Sailor Simulator

Navigate a virtual world in your sailboat and race others

Blog3 mentions10 posts

Arrant Pedantry

Blog3 mentions10 posts

AtaDistance

Blog3 mentions6 posts

Blog

Blog3 mentions26 posts

Ernest Oppetit

Learning in public

Blog3 mentions20 posts

Quality Remarks

Blog3 mentions10 posts

Rafi's Website

Personal Website. Writings on tech and music mostly.

Blog3 mentions23 posts

Rio Terminal Blog

Rio Terminal Blog

Blog3 mentions16 posts

Rotem Hermon

Blog3 mentions15 posts

Sahand Nayebaziz

All posts from sahandnayebaziz.org

Blog3 mentions11 posts

The Empathetic Developer

Developers who write back-end code have to have empathy. With their teammates because of the stress and responsibilities that they share. With their customers so that they can create software that solves real problems. With their employers so that they build quality products. With themselves so that they can continue to do great work. I call those developers Empathetic Developers. Are you one of us?

Blog3 mentions10 posts

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