I’ve got some esoteric stuff this week.

• 24-core CPU and I can’t move my mouse. The description of Amdahl’s Law is something not enough people realize. (via)
• Pushing DNS into the Cloud.
• Relive WW2 Lorenz decryption.  (via)
• books chapter four and books chapter five.
• Build-from-a-kit mechanical keyboard, and odd but pretty controller.  (via)
• Nyan routing.  (via)
• Well Played vol 6,2 – european videogames of the 1980s.  Free download of the issue.  (via)
• Everything You Always Wanted to Know About IPv6.  Video from ARIN, so pretty authoritative.  (via)
• URLS are UIs.  (via)
• White Spots.  The idea of using VR to visualize transmitter location is interesting.  (via)
• That’s a Big Microscope…
• UNIX: How random is random?  Depends on current operating system, which this article glosses over.
• Visual Subnets.  Click “How’s this work?” on the side if it’s not clear.
• Introductory bullshit detection for non-technical managers.  This is excellent for project planning overall, not just the BS part.  (via)

Unrelated audio link of the week: Alan Lomax recordings are up on Bandcamp.