There’s been so much activity this week in DragonFly that I’m having a hard time keeping up.  There’s always time for Lazy Reading, though.

• The March of Progress.  (via)
• My Third Attempt at Vim.  Follow the link to pathogen, if you haven’t heard of it.
• From the same article, Destroy All Software screencasts.  They look interesting, though I’ve found the web has eradicated my ability to watch videos over a minute in length, unless they contain squeaking guinea pigs or running bunnies.
• How Pixar Almost Lost Toy Story 2 to a Bad Backup.  (via)  You can nitpick details (rm * isn’t recursive) but it’s funny in a nearly catastrophic disaster kind of way.  Also, now is a good time to check your backups.
• Here’s a video trailer for that WIZZYWIG comic I mentioned in a previous Lazy Reading.
• This post about ROFLCon 3 makes a good point: Much of what we expect to do on the Internet, from installing your own operating system to captioning pictures of kittens, requires a computer.  Increased phone and tablet use kills that, cause it’s not convenient.   As the article notes by way of Chris Poole, things like Facebook are friend-based, not interest-based.  Think about that for a bit.  It’s important to me because that’s exactly what this site is – interest-based, rather than a social app.
• The truth about system bottlenecks.

Your unrelated link of the week: Captain Forever.  A game. Mentioned most recently on Verge, but read Rock, Paper, Shotgun for context.