I usually create throwaway accounts when I use github. All of my projects are self hosted with a static web preview of the git repo.

mine is: github.com/thechelsukGitHubthechelsuk - OverviewEngineering Leader with a passion for one-piece flow and ensemble/teaming. - thechelsuk

mine is github.com/timtjoeGitHubtimtjoe - OverviewFull Stack Software Developer. Distributed Software & Low-level System Engineer. - timtjoe

I'm github.com/evnmGitHubevnm - Overviewevnm has 51 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.. Have the same username on most other git forges, in case we all eventually decamp from GitHub due to their abysmal uptime.

Hey. I don't have much to show. Last week I vibe-coded this PaperMC plugin so my 6-yo wouldn't be afraid of nocturnal mobs in Minecraft: github.com/arthurhess/NightWardGitHubGitHub - arthurhess/NightWard: Paper plugin: hold an amulet and hostile mobs keep their distance. Ships a craftable cross, with Java and Bedrock resource packs.Paper plugin: hold an amulet and hostile mobs keep their distance. Ships a craftable cross, with Java and Bedrock resource packs. - arthurhess/NightWard Other than that, I mostly sell my time writing Ruby in private repos.

github.com/GruntsoftGitHubGruntsoft - OverviewSoftware developer. Mostly bored. Bored is not bad. - Gruntsoft I was never one to do things publicly. I keep my stuff in my private git server (currently gitea). I recently fell in love with #Pinotesfollow though, and I am having fun working on extensions for it. Nothing too fancy, I have one out, more will follow.

github.com/unsayGitHubunsay - Overviewunsay has 30 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub., however my project @C0C0A5profilefollowwww.C0C0A5.com will be on Tangled. tangled.org/unsay.comTangledunsay.comunsay.com on Tangled.

github.com/crustyrustaceanGitHubcrustyrustacean - OverviewBuilding all the things mostly in Rust...mostly... - crustyrustacean Unlike others, I’m far too quick to put stuff up here. I tend to look on building and showing as THE point, but maybe I’m wrong.

Not very well curated, and there's a few things I'm cleaning up to make public: github.com/gever A few of my graduated students and I have been experimenting with rapid/vibe coding while we are actively discussing an idea. Usually asynchronously from Discord into a quick git repo, when they result in something interesting or amusing, they end up here: gever.github.io/explorations/

github.com/jafoers im more of a researcher than a dev, so not that active. but its fun to make projects public whenever i can. my main dev project is dealzmine.de which isnt os though

github.com/drewfish alas not all that interesting, the usual dotfiles, small webapps, some notes, some long-dead learning repos, and lots of forks

Gave up on github after the acquisition. Very glad I did, given the unsurprising decline since then.

github.com/Aeres-u99 I have created a small tool, codeatlas, that basically generates an index to codebase that your llm can lookup syper quick, github.com/Aeres-u99 there is also a cbz->pdf converter that I wrote for eink devices which is nice