Covering lots of ground this week.

• youshouldhaveseenthis.com.  Common meme language.  (via)
• youshouldhaveALSOseenthis.com.  More.
• How political events affect the files on your computer – timezone files, in this case.
• Fraidycat, sort of like an RSS reader but it takes in everything.  Watch this project; I am a big fan of Tiny Tiny RSS, but this is a much more accessible approach.
• Space Cruiser Orion for the console.
• So much for games on Linux.  Related, and I can sympathize.
• Major Mode for Reading EPUBs in Emacs.  This will be handy for someone.  (via)
• Homebrew Cray-1A.  How have I not linked this yet?  (via)
• Vim Splits and Vim tmux Navigator, two approaches to the same idea.  (via)
• Announcing sshign.  Similar to gpg but less painful, I assume.  (via)
• Build your own X.  (via)
• A visit to the Large Scale Systems Museum.  Every picture is pretty.
• I’m Officially Part of the IndieWeb.  Continuation from last week’s small theme.  (via)
• sql-murder-mystery.  It’s exactly what it sounds like.  (also via)
• Team 6502.  (via)
• Internet Synthesis Protocol.  Good MIDI is actually good.  You can probably recognize crap MIDI music, but there’s been entire albums built using MIDI where you may not realize it.
• Tangential to that: I think Zappa’s released more albums posthumously than when he was alive.
• New Tricks for an Old Z-Machine, Part 1: Digging the Trenches.

Your unrelated music link of the week: Orodruin: Ruins Of Eternity.  Tolkien-ish doom metal.