Date Created: 2025-04-21
By: 16BitMiker
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Miker.Blog is a hand-built HTML directory of ideas at the intersection of code, consciousness, and culture. It’s not a CMS or dynamic engine—it’s a minimal, static web archive. Each page is written in plain HTML by design: fast, portable, and fully inspectable.
Explore a mix of AI experiments, deep dives into Debian, Perl techniques, wellness notes for tech workers, digital sovereignty reflections, and signals from the retro web. It's part lab notebook, part digital zine.
The format is intentional: no databases, no frameworks—just folders and raw .html files. Designed like a filesystem, meant to be browsed like one. This keeps the web simple, sturdy, and yours.
If you're a coder, thinker, hacker, or digital minimalist who still views the source and believes the web should be readable, hackable, and built to last—welcome.
Purpose: To document what’s worth keeping. To explore with intention. To help build a web that won’t disappear.