No minitheme this week.
- userland: a book about the command line for humans. Indirectly, a description of how flexible a shell really is. (via)
- More x220 hacking. It is of course less useful over time. (both via)
- Modifying my Gaggia Classic Espresso machine. Simple upgrades help too. (via)
- 50 Years of Text Games: 2012: Howling Dogs. Porpentine!
- Companies and their stewardship of open source projects.
- Your SMART drive database of attribute meanings needs regular updates.
- Kino Cult. Good films and BADFILMS. (via)
- AI Weirdness, oddball AI results. (via, via)
- Floppy emulators. More used than you may realize. (via)
- Software Folklore. I’ve linked to some of these stories before. (via)
- Obsessive keyboard building. Sorry, it’s a Twitter thread. (via)
- Forgotten Image Formats.
Ooh, Userland could be(come) a great book. I’ll check it out.