Another good mix of deep dives / unique links this week.  Enjoy!

• Gameboy Emulator for Emacs.  (via)
• Systems Software Research is Irrelevant.  2 decades old but relevant.  (via)
• What you need may be “pipeline +Unix commands” only.  (via)
• Running a Modern Gopher Server.  (via)
• Command Line Space Mines Simulator Game ported from BASIC to LDPL.  Linked because of the source images.  (via)
• chunkwm — a tiling window manager for macOS.  (via)
• From video game to day job: How ‘SimCity’ inspired a generation of city planners.  (via)
• Teletype Model 33.
• Writing a Book with Unix.  (via)
• Seven Unix Commands Every Data Scientist Should Know.  (via) 
• Random numbers in the 1950s, from ERNIE, to quantum now.  (via)
• Stoic Electronics.  I love this look, though it has no formal name.  (via)
• Related: America’s Cities Are Running on Software From the ’80s.  That stuff was expensive and durable.  (via)
• Also related: I took this picture myself, while cleaning up a shelf of books in a library at work.
• Browsing a remote git repository.
• Explaining Code using ASCII Art.

Final link of the week: The story that was made for me: Running a Bakery on Emacs and PostgreSQL.