I bring the audio and the visual today.

• The History of Mana.  (via)
• Where “Von Neumann architecture” comes from.  (via)
• Futuristic User Interface 16.  (video)
• Floppy table.  The storage space is clever.
• As I’ve said before, every software project grows until it has its own package manager for installing other software.  This time, it’s Rust.  (via)
• Also, sooner or later someone says, “Hey, I could build an operating system in $myfavoritelanguage!”  It’s like building a house because you’ve got a favorite hammer rather than a need to live somewhere.  (via)
• Best of Vim Tips.  (via)  Some interesting tips in the source link comments, too.
• vimawesome.com.  Pretty!  (via)
• The Internet of Newsletters.  A reaction (and a good one) to social media.  (via)
• Charlie Stross’s keynote YAPC speech.
• “I no longer see the matrix anymore, all I see is dwarf, sad dwarf, crazy dwarf“
• Awww, it’s cute.
• Raising Lazarus – The 20 Year Old Bug that Went to Mars.  And a counter-argument.  (both via)
• Modern tech in 1977 Atari style.  (via)  Did I link this before?  I feel like I did, but maybe that’s because of the subject matter.
• Sorta related: Betamaxx.  (via)
• “Undefined behavior can result in time travel“.
• Lisp implementation in sed.  (via)
• Unix: having fun with diff.
• Visualizing Algorithms.  Presented with explanation and methodology, as it should be, as opposed to a random gallery of pseudo-mathy crap.  (via)

You unrelated comics link of the week: The Imitation Game, the story of Alan Turing, written by Jim Ottaviani and illustrated by Leland Purvis.  I have other work by both authors – they are excellent – and Alan Turning should be a name already familiar to you.