So many links this week I’m already working on next week’s entry.  Enjoy!

• git aliae so that you never lose work (part 2).  (via)  Aliae is the plural of alias?
• The Setup; people’s work environments.  I’ve linked to it before, when nabbing links from Trivium, but I never realized how many people there were to look at. People like Chet Faliszek, Gabe Newell, ‘bunnie’ Huang, _why the lucky stiff, Lee Hardcastle, Joel Johnson, MC Frontalot, Derek Yu, Eric Meyer, Anil Dash, Jordan Mechner, Andy Hertzfeld, and Ryan North.  There’s a lot more.  If any of those names are unfamiliar, you should go look them up and be pleasantly surprised.
• How to use DragonFly to troll Amiga users.  Funny/sad, like most trolling.
• One does not simply run Unicorn in DragonFlyBSD.  Not sure what Unicorn is, but I feel bad that it crashed.
• Become a Vim Master By Learning these 30+ Key Bindings.  Well, it’s vim, not vi, but oh well. It’s the standard list of commands that normally makes up articles like this, but I still look, in the hopes that I’ll permanently absorb another movement pattern and get that much faster.
• Which hashing algorithm is best for uniqueness and speed?  (via)  The colorized hash maps are a pretty interlude in a technical discussion.
• Speaking of Vim, here’s the M command, implemented for a web page.  (via)  The only better thing would be a vertical split screen view.
• End of a Fishing Expedition.  Makes a good point about the recently-lost-by-Oracle lawsuit about copyrighting APIs: if that was possible, most Unixish operating systems, including BSD, would suddenly have legal problems.  Also, the judge in the case apparently knows how to program, and actually established a point of law instead of shrugging and saying “These kids and their newfangled Internets confuse me.”
• CPU wars.  (via)  A trump cards game based on CPUs.  Super-nerdy!
• Oops.

Your unrelated comic link of the week: Make Good Art.  (via)  The comic version of Neil Gaiman’s recent commencement speech, cause comics are more fun than video.