There’s a few links in here that you could lose hours to.  Those are the best!

• A 6502 (think Apple I) as a clamshell.
• “predicting the weather in the earth’s core is hard“.  Meaning, the earth speeds up and slows down, unpredictably.
• Colour & Shape: Using Computer Vision to Explore the Science Museum Group Collection.  (via)
• Simulating Zoom circa 1990.  The whole Slow Networks series there is fun.  (also via)
• Useful video clips of Turing Award winners.  Talking about innovations with the people that actually did them; Knuth on compiler writing, Hellman on public key encryption, etc.
• I wish every program that wanted ‘a SQL database’ would let me use SQLite.  Same.
• The Hidden, Destructive Legacy of ‘Duke Nukem’.  (via)
• 50 Years of Text Games: 1975: dnd.
• Bluetooth trackball Mark II.  The ball is the trackball.  (via)
• Semi-related: The Computer History Museum’s short films sorted by topic.  You will also find some gems here.
• “The center of the Cloud is in Ashburn, Virginia”.   The Cloud, the Civil War, and the “War on Coal”.  (via)
• little sound dj, emulating a Game Boy just to make music.  (via)
• “TLS Mastery” first draft done!  Looking for technical reviewers.
• Generative Unfoldings, Opening April 1, 2021.  All open source generative art.
• Links about todo.txt.