I was going to make excuses for a low link count because of being on the road this week – but somehow I managed to find a lot to read anyway.  We all win!

• Dragonflies with brain-tracking backpacks.  Not DragonFly-relevant except for the subject creature.  (via)
• Speaking of the actual bug, my daughter caught a dragonfly for me.  That moth, incidentally, wasn’t as dead as I thought it was…
• Roguelikes breakdown.  It’s an overview of roguelike games, which may not contain any surprises for you… the screenshots of graphical versions are nice, however, and there’s a lot of links to roguelike games at the end.  (via)
• “If those services don’t trust me enough to give me an RSS feed, why should I trust them with my data?”  Talking about APIs and how you should not trust your data to companies that won’t let you access it the way you want.  Also, that’s a great pull quote, which is why I’m the second one to use it.  (via)
• Great Works in Programming Languages.  This is a list of titles but not links to the actual documents, though some (all?) are freely available.  At least a few of you reading this just said, “Hey, I know what I’m doing this afternoon!”  (also via)
• Rewriting history.  It’s about shell history, though unfortunately Bash-specific.
• Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe.  Playable online.   (via multiple places)
• I enjoy old analog computer(ish) pictures, so here’s two.
• Here’s another: the first stored program computer was 65 years ago as of yesterday.
• PDP-11 systems, still in service.  Doesn’t saw what they are running.  (via)
• Fax machine evolution, an animated gif.  (via)
• The Pet Shop Boys don’t like BSD.  Yeah, it’s a typo, but a funny one.
• Here’s an NSA/PRISM joke; one of many.

Your unrelated link of the week: Who you gonna call?  This kills me because there was some obvious prop work and setup just to create this 7 second joke.