Long time Twitter and all around pal. Good guy with an affinity for tech and the open web. scottwillsey.com/

Advanced Linux tutorials for adventurous homelabbers. www.techaddressed.com/

Excellent follow on Mastodon and his writing is some of the more interesting in the indie tech space. joeross.me/

Maker of my favorite RSS reader for Apple devices and a former developer of my favorite all time RSS reader of any platform, FeedDemon for Windows. inessential.com/

Sarah really needs no introduction. She's an expert on SVG, core team member of Vue, award winning speaker and staff writer on CSS-Tricks. sarah.dev/

An interesting blog to follow if you're just starting a homelab. roadtohomelab.blog/

A microblogger I followed at micro.blog and whose thoughts I am interested in and enjoy reading about. amitg.blog/

The man that made it easy for me to go down the homelab rabbit hole with his easy explanations and infectious charisma. technotim.live/

The man, the myth, the legend. www.joelonsoftware.com/

Another micro.blog follow. His blog is also just a fantastic place; the landing page is just super fun. grepjason.sh/

Tanner was the only person who could guide me through setting up Grafana to monitor Proxmox. Give him a read if homelabs are your thing. tcude.net/

Easy going Linux and FOSS articles for the new Linux user. itsfoss.com/

An excellent resource for home automation outside of homelab setups. aarongodfrey.dev/