Just when I had a suspicion that this collection of articles might be one of the larger collections ever put together with Nanoblogger, I discovered https://bbot.org/blog assembled by Samuel Bierwagen. There I found a great collection of interesting articles and amusing remarks. E.g. On the subject of programming: '...my "build it as fast as possible, while learning as little as possible" design methodology had screwed me over again...' (https://bbot.org/blog/archives/2013/01/04/building_dtwenty_org/) which has an elegant Spolsky-esque phrasing familiar to all who would be 'software professionals'.
Samuel Bierwagen has 173 entries over on this site. As far as I can see they are all interesting, including one referring to broken links that Nanobloger can sometimes generate.
Then I discovered another Nanoblogger site which had various attempted predictions at long terms trends e.g. the price of oil (not particularly successfully in that case) (see Arlequin at http://blog.buildengineer.com/. This was again of interest - as I have investigated such matters on rare occasion (E.g. here Companies and Bacteria). So, I discovered that there are some like minded Nanoblogger users around, which is a little worrying.