I started this last Sunday.

• IPv4, IPv6, and a sudden change in attitude.
• We’re a long way from the halcyon days of ASCII-only text.
• The 48 Laws of PowerPoint.
• Putting some extra ‘obvious’ information into our temperature alerts.
• Conventions for Command Line Options.  Does not mention that short options were classic Unix, while GNU went long.
• 25 Years of OU – 2000: Open Source Teaching Project.  (via)
• Critical Digital Infrastructure Research.  Something people don’t think about… and then you get OpenSSL and Heartbleed, etc.  (also via)
• Perfect Edition: A lightweight, responsive web e-book template.  (via)
• ZSA Moonlander: A next-generation ergonomic keyboard.  I like the thumb switches.  (via)
• Similar: Sinc Split Mechanical Keyboard Build Log.  (via)
• Trademarking Infocom, again, part one and part two.  A followup to the reverse-engineering job post I linked last week.
• The SQL Murder Mystery.  (via)
• RIPscrip, something I never encountered before.
• 10 year long Civ II game, from 8 years ago.  (via)
• Helicopter crash tests.  (via)
• Play the history of Microsoft Flight Simulator.  (via)