Brennen Puth’s homepage is a personal corner of the internet rather than a commercial product. It belongs to a student studying Computer Science and Cyber Operations at Cedarville University, and it collects his writing, projects, and miscellaneous interests in one place. The tone is informal and first-person, with no attempt to present itself as a publication or portfolio brand.
The blog is the core of the site. Posts are short, typically a few minutes’ reading time, and range from practical write-ups like making websites printable and handy Taildrop scripts to a postmortem on an accidental pnpm forkbomb. A recurring theme is how technology affects people socially, alongside hobby interests such as cardistry and piano. Each post shows a date and estimated reading time.
A separate reading notes section records brief responses to essays and books, including pieces on digital hygiene and exactitude in science. These entries are shorter than blog posts and function as a lightweight public notebook. The projects page links to completed work, and a GitHub link offers a view of more recent activity.
Contact is handled directly through a Gmail address, with the author noting that replies may not be immediate but the inbox is checked regularly. RSS is the recommended way to follow new posts, which makes sense given the absence of a search function or category filters.
This site suits readers interested in student-level computer science writing, small technical experiments, and ca
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